If the Conditional Display area doesn't give you the flexibility you need, then you can control the display of text or graphics for a single attribute using some unverified Perl syntax. Just input syntax such as the following examples in the List Manager area where you are specifying your attribute level texts. Note that in the example below, it's assuming your ACBC exercise name is "myacbc". You'll need to replace with whatever your exercise name is. Also,
[%
begin unverified perl
if(QUESTIONNAME() eq "myacbc_BYO"||
QUESTIONNAME() eq "myacbc_MustHave1"||
QUESTIONNAME() eq "myacbc_MustHave2"||
QUESTIONNAME() eq "myacbc_MustHave3")
{
return "No hybrid capability";
}
else
{
return "";
}
end unverified
%]
Here's another example from the ACBC documenation (where the exercise name is "widget"):
[%
begin unverified perl
if(QUESTIONNAME() eq "widgit_BYO")
{
return "Here's the level text to show in the BYO question for Attribute 3 Level 1";
}
else
{
return "Text for Attribute 3 Level 1";
}
end unverified
%]
"Unacceptable" questions are referred to as: Unacceptable1, Unacceptable2, etc.