Written by marcvangend the 5 Mar 10 at 12:20.

Some research needs to be done to decide what should be integrated and how that can be accomplished. I think the most important is to synchronize or share the users:
- from Limesurvey, Drupal users could be invited to fill out a survey;
- users of a Drupal site could fill out (and create?) surveys without logging in again (single sign on);
- a logged-in user could see in Drupal which surveys are available for him.

At least, a Drupal module would be needed. Depending on the architecture and API's of Limesurvey2, a module/mod/plugin/addon for Limesurvey might be needed as well.

Some research needs to be done to decide what should be integrated and how that can be accomplished. I think the most important is to synchronize or share the users: - from Limesurvey, Drupal users could be invited to fill out a survey; - users of a Drupal site could fill out (and create?) surveys without logging in again (single sign on); - a logged-in user could see in Drupal which surveys are available for him. At least, a Drupal module would be needed. Depending on the architecture and API's of Limesurvey2, a module/mod/plugin/addon for Limesurvey might be needed as well.

Written by hardzsi the 15 Mar 10 at 14:29.

In case of Typo3 CMS, an existing and published survey can be integrated into its frontend via iFrame technology (after installing an iFrame-enabler extension, eg. Flexform based IFrame (ffiframe)). Similar solution can exist on Drupal or other CMSs as well.

For the integration of admin part of LimeSurvey as a CMS module, i cant't see much benefit from.

In case of Typo3 CMS, an existing and published survey can be integrated into its frontend via iFrame technology (after installing an iFrame-enabler extension, eg. Flexform based IFrame (ffiframe)). Similar solution can exist on Drupal or other CMSs as well. For the integration of admin part of LimeSurvey as a CMS module, i cant't see much benefit from.