HTML Mode

HTML Mode exposes the canonical survey source. It is the source-of-truth layer for GUI round trips, Survey Link rendering, simulation, persistence, and export projection.

HTML DSLCanonical tags, Template Expressions, quota runtime/export columns, Survey Link config, show-name badges, option columns, grouped accordions, custom HTML controls, and display styles.Asset MediaUploaded asset helpers, video/GLB media gates, dynamic source locks, and no-answer export boundaries.Terminal RedirectsOptional redirect groups, route helper context, URL templates, redirectGroup export, and TEST/LIVE behavior.Sections, Loops & LogicFlow blocks, sections, loops, share-list reuse, conditional rendering, and jump or screen-out behavior.Script BlocksRestricted helper scripts, shared runtime helpers, Run generate parity, and JS DSL validation.

Canonical wording

Number questions use mode="int" or mode="float" for answer semantics. Visual numeric controls use display-style="input", display-style="slider", or display-style="dial". Media questions use type="video" or type="glb" for uploaded-asset gates and do not create normal response/export columns.

<survey-config show-name="none|name|index" /> controls Survey Link question badges. Optional <redirect> rules control terminal destinations and keep the built-in end page when omitted. Quota checkpoints can export trusted QUOTA_SHEET_{quota_name} JSON-array-text cell-label columns, use priority-count / priority-type balancing, and use screenout_status 901+ for active sources with no assignable cell. Supported grid layout attributes are option-columns and option-columns-min; grouped questions may use hide-group to keep grouping semantics while suppressing Survey Link group chrome; grouped single, multi, and ranking questions may also use group-display="accordion".

Use {{ ... }} Template Expressions for render-time text, redirect URLs, and dynamic non-identity attributes such as min, max, step, pre-text, option-columns, expanded, and hide-group.