It's more productive to show and review all conditions in a admin page.
Mantain them from there (Edit, add, delete) is considered a plus.

Tics (aka tic marks) should be visible under the slider bar.

See this sketch: http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/5295/10403feb10095848.gif

benefits: easy read, make it clear it's a slider with discrete values, catch where the handle is in respect to left and right limits.

Details:
type = multiple numerical input
options:
use slider layout = 1
slider min = 0
slider max = 10
slider accurancy = 1

I would like to see a tool that could toggle the "Mandatory" setting on all questions in the survey from "on" to "off" and vice versa.

This would make the Q/A process on long surveys much easier - one wouldn't need to answer every question just to check a fix on page 16 of a survey.

If I create a survey that is not anonymous.
I send invitations via email.

I want users to save their survey and come back later without having to create some user and password information.

All they should need is just their token to come back and go on with their survey.

I know that there is the option of answer persistence but this does not work if I let the useres answer the survey questions group by group and it is not intuitive for the users.

There has to be a explicit button for saving the survey unless users would not think that there is the possibility for saving the survey and come back later. Especially if they are not really computer experts

Best regards

Place all answers in confirmation E-Mails and produce no error, if a question wasn't answered.

In Finland and in many other countries other than US use semicolon (;) as a list separator and LimeSurvey can only use comma (,) as list separator (US style) for CSV files.
Would be nice to be able to select which list separator to use, because Windows and Excel are so dummy that you can't select the separator when you are saving file from Excel to CSV. You can change the separator by setting it to Windows locale settings, but that affects all programs.

I often apply custom css styling to certain questions. I also often copy surveys (or base new ones on old ones).

The custom styling is dependant on the specific question_ID, like this:

#question2736 .answer_cell_001
background-color: #ff0000;


So when I copy a survey I must 1) copy the template, 2) assign a new template 3) change all #question classes to the new questionclass. As this is not trivial and can only be done by inspecting the stylesheet of both surveys, it would be really swell with a smart way of doing this.

When I make a Survey, I would like to see how many people have answered the survey.

In the menu "List Survey you see the following columns:
"Full responses" > "Partial responses" > "Total responses"

It's handy, but you can't see how much there are left, or how many surveys are untouched.

I make surveys for my clients. We promise the people who participate that the reports I make are anonymous. But some users question this anonymity when they receive a conformation email.

I am a manager at a small enterprise and I would like to ask my employees for completing a self-assessment form created using LimeSurvey. However, before forwarding it to the board, I would like to add at least some comments to each completed survey for each employer (alternatively a reply to 5-10 questions per completed questionnaire would also be ok).

(please forgive my poor english... I'm french speaker)

We use at our university intensively limesurvey, and I really appreciate it: I'm not only using it for surveys, but also as a form-generator and gained a lot of time doing so. I was able with limesurvey to answer to dozens of demands reading the doc and adapting the surveys according to it.

But... several administrators of surveys ask me if it is not possible to send to the survey user (the person filling the survey, not the admin) an email with his/her information, when she submits the survey. This is very common on forms, but seems to miss in limesurvey.

I've googled and checked in doc + forum + ideas (here) without finding anything about that question, which surprised me, as I think could be quite interesting for many limesurvey users / administrators. So if I searched bad, please forgive me.

Personnally, I use the Automatic End URL to do that, but it's quite a lot of handmade job for each survey (get the survey sid and the answer id, parse the corresponding table fields name, send the mail, and so one for each new survey where this notification is required).

Hereafter a suggestion to add this feature

Hope this concerns other than us and that a solution can be found!

Best,

Fred R, University of Geneva, Switzerland

We recently upgraded from 1.5+ to 1.86 and really like the new versions' ability to sort the surveys by Live, Inactive, Expired etc.

Is it possible to arrange the surveys by who they were made by?

We have a number of Developers creating surveys and having them grouped by owner would be very helpful.