Hello, I’m new to this forum and to Typeform.
I noticed that when filling in my form on a mobile phone, sometimes swiping up/down can result in the Typeform proceeding or going back to the next/previous question, automatically. Also, when you click an answer, it automatically jumps to the next question, so that makes the “OK”-button redundant.
Is there a way in which you can manually choose between the automatic proceeding and the proceeding upon clicking the OK-button?
Thanks,
Mieke
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Hi Liz,
Thanks for your response. It’s interesting to see the Logic Loop solution for avoiding people to move forward in the form. However, the problem, in my case, goes for both moving forward and backward when they swipe up/down - I don’t mind if they move through the type form (back & forth), as long as that is the thing they want to do, but the problem is - at least when I embed the form in my website - that sometimes a user wants to scroll up or down (to read the full question or array of answers within the embedded space), and then accidentally goes back to the previous or following question.
But thanks for the tip, it’s interesting to see and worth considering whenever I may need it!
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No changes have been made yet, I’ve added your upvote to the feature request and we’ll keep this thread posted with any updates!
Hi, just following up — is there any solution available today to make this more user-friendly? At the moment it feels redundant: users can click an answer to auto-progress, but they also see an “OK” button. Ideally, we should either require users to confirm their selection by clicking “OK,” or enable auto-progress without the extra button. Right now, the “OK” button feels unnecessary and in some cases can obstruct the user’s screen
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