Page id: ssa contact

[miabonardi]

When user selects "I don't know" on Page id: overpayment reason:

• On Page id: ssa contact the language is confusing: "Did you tell the Social Security Administration that I don’t know?" and "Did you talk to someone (by phone or in person) about the fact that I don’t know?"
• On Page id: ssa contact followup the language is confusing: "You said that you contacted the Social Security Administration to let them know that I don’t know." "After you reported that I don’t know, did the Social Security Administration change your benefits amount?" To do:
  • [x] Add if statement to show a different sentence when user selects "I don't know"
  • [x] change - I don't know to - I don't know: dont_know
  • [x] do a similar change for both questions. The same problem happens when user selects "Something else"

[nonprofittechy]

You are right, would make more sense to make the "i don't know" text generic in both screens.

[nonprofittechy]

- label: |
    % if overpayment_reason == "dont_know":
    "Did you tell Social Security about the change or event that made you overpaid?"
    % else: 
    "Did you tell the Social Security Administration that ${ overpayment_reason}"
    % endif
  field: informed_ssa

[miabonardi]

• label: | % if overpayment_reason == "dont_know": "Did you tell Social Security about the change or event that made you overpaid?" % else: "Did you tell the Social Security Administration that ${ overpayment_reason}" % endif field: informed_ssa

Tried to use this code to fix this issue but the first line of text is used every time regardless of the order. I have a feeling that it is reading % if overpayment_reason before getting to == "dont_know":.

[miabonardi]

Done