Hi @RD.,

I watched your clip and noticed that you are using local variables to bind your textbox and other controls, which is why the same value appears in all controls. A better approach would be to bind each control to a list of structured data. This way, each control displays its respective value. 

Could you please share your .oml file? I can then make the changes and show you how it's done. 

Thanks,

Vipin Yadav

Hi 

It seems like the issue you're facing is that all questions are sharing the same answer variable, so when you update one answer, it reflects on all the other questions. To resolve this issue, you need a way to store the answers for each question separately. Here’s how you can handle this scenario in OutSystems:

Solution:

You can use a List of structures to store the answers for each question separately. Here's a step-by-step approach to implement this:

1. Create a Structure:

   • Create a new structure called QuestionAnswer with the following attributes:
     • QuestionId (Integer or whatever your primary key is for the question)
     • Answer (Text or whatever the answer type is)

2. Create a List of QuestionAnswer:

   • Create a local variable (or session variable) that holds a List of QuestionAnswer. This list will store the answers for each question.

3. Binding the Answers to Each Question:

   • When you're displaying the questions in the List widget, you can bind the answers to each question individually by using the QuestionId.
   • In your List widget, for each question, retrieve the corresponding answer from the list of QuestionAnswer based on the QuestionId.

4. Updating the Answer:

   • When the user submits an answer, update the corresponding entry in the list based on the QuestionId. This ensures each question has its own answer.
     
     Example:

     1. Structure Definition:

        • QuestionAnswer Structure:
          • QuestionId (Integer)
          • Answer (Text)

     2. Local Variable:

        • Create a local variable QuestionAnswersList of type List of QuestionAnswer to store the answers.

     3. Display Answers:

        • For each question in the List widget, you can use an If condition or an aggregate to check if the QuestionId already exists in QuestionAnswersList and retrieve the answer for that specific question.

     4. Submit Answer:

        • When a user answers a question, use an action to find the corresponding QuestionAnswer in the list and update the Answer value. You can use ListAppend or ListUpdate to modify the list.
          
          
          This way, each question will have its own answer stored independently, and updating one question’s answer won’t affect the others.Let me know if this helps or if you'd like more specific guidance!