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"one questions, one page" mode and "more questions, one page" in the same survey  
Written by vs_arni the 28 Sep 09 at 15:53. Related project: 1.x all. New
I think sometimes it is useful to have possibility to have "one questions, one page" for the first part of the survey; and "more questions, one page" for the sopio-demographic questions.

So it will be useful to display questions in these different ways, in differen section of the same survey. If questionnaire requires it.


Regards,
Arnaldo
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Solution #1: I do not know
Written by vs_arni the 28 Sep 09 at 15:53.
I do not know

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label for the "non mandatory" option  
Written by vs_arni the 28 Sep 09 at 15:36. Related project: 1.x all. New
Hi, I think it will be useful to have the possibility to change the label for the "non mandatory" option.

i.e.
Which party will you vote next sunday?

2 Party 2
3 Party 3
1 Party 1
...
10 Party 10
(in random order)

11 Don't vote/Don't know/Don't answer
(this is the "non mandatory" option with a changed label)


Regards,
Arnaldo.
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Solution #1: question attributes
Written by vs_arni the 28 Sep 09 at 15:36.
I think it can be done exactly like the "other_replace_text" attribute.

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fixing more answer order within random order answers  
Written by vs_arni the 28 Sep 09 at 15:30. Related project: 1.x all. New
Hi, I will explain with an example...

In sociopolitical surveys, often we use this questions:
"Which party will you vote next sunday?"

Answers are the number of the parties and three possibility for not voting:
"I will not vote", "I will vote but I do not know which party yet", "I don't want to tell you".

I would like to display parties in random order and the "non vote" answer in fixer order.

Like this:

2 Party 2
3 Party 3
1 Party 1
...
10 Party 10
(in random order)
11 I will not vote
12 I will vote but I do not know which party yet
13 I don't want to tell you
(in fixed order)



Thanks,
Arnaldo.
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Solution #1: question attributes
Written by vs_arni the 28 Sep 09 at 15:30.
I do know how... but it will be nice if, when you are using the question attribute "random_order", you can specify the number of answer you want in random order.
In my example:
random_order =10

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