Drupal is one of the most popular open source CMS'es, but it's not geared towards complex surveys. I think that both Drupal and Limesurvey would benefit from a Drupal-Limesurvey integration module.

It should be possible to integrate LimeSurvey via LDAP with a corporate intranet so that administrators could use their corporate password to login to the administration

It took a while to get the configuration setup correctly involving creating dummy users so the system would send an email to the new user. If it failed, delete that user, change SMTP settings, recreate user to try again.

* Are password logins sure and deliver reliable user authentication?
* Is the one who does the login, the one he/she pretend to be?
* Are web statistics or survey results as reliable as they should be, if user is not identified according to his passport or to his identity card?
* Is it comfortable to login each time by password, as I have many of them for many web sites?

Well, would be great to give someone data entry level access to limesurvey in order to complete surveys manually.

I want to import not only participants but also admin users from LDAP, and grant different priviledges to diffrent users, such as create/manage one's own surveys, admin users and other global configurations.

Now we can only create accounts manually.
Would welcome the opportunity to register new people, which could create own survey.

Hi,

I am using LimeSurvey to capture and store some relatively sensitive/interesting data. I am a bit concerned that the application doesn't provide (as far as I am aware) any built in features that will discourage potential admin login brute force attacks.

I am launching a survey open to a broad group in which all have a corporate email.

It would be interesting can to filter access to survey automatically sending the acces link to survey only at the people who register with our corporate email (example: any@myfactory.com).

The setting of $rooturl = "http://$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] only allows you to set https or http . No casewise SSLencryption.

Often installations are using selfsigned certs which will produce cryptic messages beside adding load when just delivering surveys to respondents.

A workaround is leaving the $rooturl empty. But that is causing problems with e.g. links in emails incorrect.

To use rewrite url routine of the webserver is another.

As per this http://www.limesurvey.org/forum/design-issues/68358-bounce-tracking-settings?li mit=10&start=10&lang=en#68675 and this http://www.limesurvey.org/forum/design-issues/68358-bounce-tracking-settings?li mit=10&start=10&lang=en#68676.

The bounce tracking feature is extremely neet, cool and "how did I live without this"... But a few of us have had problems getting it to work. Most likely because the php5-imap module is not part of a standard php install

Hi!

I try to explain my problem, already exposed in the section 'Can I do this with Limesurvey?' (Topic 'Users with registration and users with token assigned').

I have two groups of users for the same survey: one group have to registrate before partecipating the survey.
So I need to set "Allow public registration" = Y
This case works well: registration, email sent to the user, and access to the survey (user ignore which is the token assigned to him).

Other users have a personal token to access the same survey, but the admin hasn't the name, surname and email of each user. The admin can only configure tokens for these users, and a specific organization will distribute the tokens to users who do the request. Also the organization have not the name, surname and email of the user.

So, the "Allow public registration" = Y doesn't fit to this second case. In fact the user who has the personal token can access the survey entering his token, and without registering or receiving an email.

Already implemented something for this situation?

Thanks!

Hello,

I'm used to manage lots of surveys with LS.

My practice of on-line surveys show me that users often make mistakes during survey completion as sending the answers before they fulfill all the survey as they wanted to.

It will be great if the admin of the survey could re enable access to a specific response for a specific user.

I think it could be implemented by allowing the admin to create new saved session for those users based on ID response.

What would you think of such idea ?

Best regards,
Guillaume JAOUEN.

Instead installing other databases we will use our main databases

can you make single sign betweeen joomla & limesurveys &
integration of it with jomsocial in any way if possible because it will make use of limesurvey with the world most popular cms & we also get facilitate in many ways.

At the moment only super admins or the owner of the survey can modify the survey permissions.
If user A creates a survey and gives user B all rights to modify the survey, user B can not add other users to modify the survey. When user A goes on holidays and an other user (C) should get the rights to modify the survey, the admin have to be asked to do that.

The ability to implement a link allowing users to have their survey invitation resent to their email.

I run a token-based ballot that handles thousands of entries, collecting emails and usernames. This is the problem:

When a user returns to the page without completing, they often try to re-enter their information, presenting them with the "email is already registered" alert.

or

A user deletes their invitation email and no longer has access to the ballot.


PS. If this already exists in some way, please contact me at bigshipstudios@gmail.com

Hello

It would be great if Limesurvey could be integrated into 1 of the most famous CMS'es around.

ExpressionEngine 2 CMS