Written by Luke the 31 Aug 10 at 16:23.

Please think about a "batch mode" option to copy/move questions around easily.

Leave the current single question copy option there, but add something more convenient and flexible for larger operations, e.g. the workflow:

1. Select a source group
2. Select questions (MULTIPLE CHOICE allowed so it would be a list box)
3. Select mode (copy/move)
4. Select the target group.

Click the button and it's done, questions copied/moved.

This could be an option for groups, once the group is selected then such operations could be allowed.

Please think about a "batch mode" option to copy/move questions around easily. Leave the current single question copy option there, but add something more convenient and flexible for larger operations, e.g. the workflow: 1. Select a source group 2. Select questions (MULTIPLE CHOICE allowed so it would be a list box) 3. Select mode (copy/move) 4. Select the target group. Click the button and it's done, questions copied/moved. This could be an option for groups, once the group is selected then such operations could be allowed.

Written by Luke the 31 Aug 10 at 16:10.

e.g.:

- show days
- show months
- show years

That way people could select what bits of data they want to colect (day/month or month/year only).

This would apply only when the user chose to display the date as dropdowns (not using the calendar).

e.g.: - show days - show months - show years That way people could select what bits of data they want to colect (day/month or month/year only). This would apply only when the user chose to display the date as dropdowns (not using the calendar).

Written by Doc101 the 23 Jul 10 at 13:38.

I think having a filter option to show/export text responses is the best way to go. People will then have the option of keeping all the data quantifiable (as it is now) with the ability to 'browse' responses OR allowing all text responses to be shown directly in the statistics page without having to open any new windows, and with available in the PDF/Excel exports.

Thanks!

I think having a filter option to show/export text responses is the best way to go. People will then have the option of keeping all the data quantifiable (as it is now) with the ability to 'browse' responses OR allowing all text responses to be shown directly in the statistics page without having to open any new windows, and with available in the PDF/Excel exports. Thanks!

Written by ronvdburg the 11 Aug 10 at 19:18.

I use the group-by-group mode.

====== Suggestion 1 =====
[Exit and clear survey] ==> [Logout]

The survey isn't actually cleared, because when I come back later (e.g. using the link in the invitation mail), I see what I entered earlier. The only data that I may loose is the data from the last page (= group).

======= Suggestion 2 ========
"Are you sure you want to clear all your responses?"
==>
"You will be logged out. Have you saved your results?"

The original message may frighten the user, while a [Next] or [Previous] button may have saved the data anyway.

======= Suggestion 3 ========
[Next] ==> [Next (and saved)]
[Previous] ==> [Previous (and saved)]

I use the group-by-group mode. ====== Suggestion 1 ===== [Exit and clear survey] ==> [Logout] The survey isn't actually cleared, because when I come back later (e.g. using the link in the invitation mail), I see what I entered earlier. The only data that I may loose is the data from the last page (= group). ======= Suggestion 2 ======== "Are you sure you want to clear all your responses?" ==> "You will be logged out. Have you saved your results?" The original message may frighten the user, while a [Next] or [Previous] button may have saved the data anyway. ======= Suggestion 3 ======== [Next] ==> [Next (and saved)] [Previous] ==> [Previous (and saved)] This clarifies to the user that pressing [Previous] and [Next] is a good way to save intermediate results before going to lunch. ======= Suggestion 4 ======== "One or more mandatory questions have not been answered. You cannot proceed until these have been completed" ==> "One or more mandatory questions have not been answered. You cannot proceed until these have been completed. (Your intermediate results are saved.)" This explains to the user that he/she cannot go to the next group, but the data has been saved anyway.