Change image based on language

@HPowell Not if you are placing your logo using the 'Logo' option under Look & Feel. I specify my logo in the HTML at the bottom of the page in Look & Feel/General/Footer but you could add it to the Header (just depends on where you want the placement).

At any rate, you could do something similar to the discussion below (same basic concept) but you need to be comfortable working with Javascript and CSS:
https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/1884/hot-spot-image-swap-on-translation-selector-change

To change image based on language change
Step 1: Add an id to the image.
Go to the question you want to change, then click Rich Content Editor, then add your initial graphic by selecting "Insert Graphic", then click "Source" to open the HTML and you should see something like this (values will differ):

Add an id to the image:


Step 2: Update JS:
Make this change in JS
Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnReady(function()
{
  if( "${e://Field/Q_Language}" =="EN") //Check which language is selected
  {
document.getElementById('myidhere').src = "URL of Image here"; //insert specific image you want to display for the language you are checking
  }
else
{
document.getElementById('myidhere').src = "URL of Image here"; //else default image to be displayed. For multiple translations use more if statements..
}
});

Hi natty1010 ,

Did you manage to get this sorted? Could you post the screen shot of the survey in preview mode to show what you get? Be sure to put the survey flow branching before the question / block. Then to show the image, you'll need to go into rich text editor click insert image and then use the piped text instead of a URL. Once you've used the insert image, it might be easier to switch to HTML view as then you'll see everything and no hidden funny characters.

There are many other ways to do this. I do this using a contact list which via an authenticator looks up the value based on a previous question or embedded data field and then sets the embedded data URL field with the correct URL. Make it nice and neat and means you don't have to do loads of branching when you have lots of alternative options.

Hope that helps

Thanks

Rod Pestell