Once a poll is created, a user make a choice, can change his vote but he cannot cancel his vote.
Is this possible to add an option to revert the choice ?
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Was this put somewhere else? I think a vote should be able to be changed until the poll closes. We can then use these to do digital voting for our organization if they can change their votes as discourse on the issue continues. Also, there’s misclicks and they can’t fix them.
Having you tried using the poll feature? You’ve always been able to change your vote since the inception of the plugin.
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Ah, you have to untoggle show results to change your vote. That wasn’t obvious to me.
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I guess I’ll just jump onto this topic rather than creating my own. I have occasionally voted in a poll by accident, which is particularly annoying because there is no way to remove my vote. Are there any plans to add a feature to remove your own vote for single choice polls?
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I found this thread also after searching a while.
I agree that deleting his own vote would be useful AND also, that there is a second button or sth. similar to modify his own vote. without this thread I feel like I never would have found the modify possibility when pressing the show results button. this is not user firendly (IMO) and perfectly hided.
BR
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As much as I hate bumping topics, I hate making duplicate posts, so I might as well bump an existing one. You still cannot remove your vote on a single-choice poll still. Sometimes I accidentally choose the wrong one and now people will think I agree with another choice.
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To push this forward I recommend the community post a visual mockup of the proposed change.
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For single option polls, clicking an option immediately selects that option visually and saves the vote. If you click “Show Vote”, it shows the options again with the one option already selected. I’d say that clicking the selected option again should remove the vote.
For multi option polls, probably clicking “vote” after removing the selected option(s) would make sense since you have to click “vote” to submit your votes to begin with.
I think that would be the simplest approach, as it wouldn’t require new buttons or anything like that (though some existing styles and button behavior would need to change). If you think something like an explicit “Remove Vote” button would make more sense, I can probably make a mockup for that.
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Ability to un-vote would play well together with the recently added power to create one-option polls. You could then create convinient sign-up forms.
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I feel like we’d rather push people to use the calendar plugin events instead of polls!
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Questo deve essere implementato, per favore! Stavo solo cercando di evidenziare il testo di un sondaggio per copiarlo/incollarlo (non capisco del resto perché non sia consentito), e ora ho votato per sbaglio in un sondaggio.
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Anch’io, ora devo creare dei sondaggi per permettere di annullare indirettamente un voto. Non è molto professionale, vero?
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Sì, ho commesso un errore durante il voto. È fastidioso non poterlo annullare.
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Anch’io mi unisco agli altri per chiedere questa opzione. Sarebbe davvero molto utile, poiché votare per errore in un sondaggio può accadere con frequenza, ad esempio quando si scorre la pagina su un browser mobile piuttosto lento.
Propongo la stessa cosa suggerita più sopra:
C’è qualche opposizione all’implementazione di una tale funzionalità? Richiederebbe troppo lavoro?
Sì, spesso aggiungiamo anche l’opzione “Ho votato per sbaglio”. È un peccato doverlo fare.
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È davvero necessario?
Direi che i workaround forniti sono abbastanza chiari. Se fai clic una volta, la scelta viene effettuata; se fai clic di nuovo, la scelta viene annullata. Potresti aggiungere un avviso che stai per rimuovere la tua scelta.
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