For various (e.g. security) reasons it might be a good idea to change the default admin directory from www.myserver.com/admin to something else.

Is it possible to add a "score" for each answer in order to evaluate it ?

Example : Mozart lived in
- XX century (score 0)
- XIX century (score 0)
- XVIII (score 1)
- XVII (score 0)

At the end of the questionnaire, it will be possible to show score (or not).

(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

When using the "Random answer order" question attribute, it would be nice to be able to have one answer always appear at the end of the list.

For example, in a question with the answers:
"Option 1"
"Option 2"
"Option 3"
"Option 4"
"None of the above"

One could have the Options 1-4 randomized but "None of the above" always appear last.

There is a demo of the concept at http://www.partnersinc.biz/surveys//index.php?sid=89344&newtest=Y&lang=en and a JavaScript workaround at http://docs.limesurvey.org/tiki-index.php?page=Workarounds&structure=English+In structions+for+LimeSurvey#Partially_Randomized_Answers_Multiple_Options_amp_List _radio_questions

The same concept could be applied to questions using the "Sort answers alphabetically" attribute.

Per my forum thread of today...

http://www.limesurvey.org/en/support/forums/2-design-issues/35836-statistical-o utput-problems-ver-187#35991

I can not be alone in suggesting that part of the idea of a branching survey structure is to filter out responses for specficic sub-sets of responses.

If my first question asks whether people are left-handed, and question two is only geared to left-handed people, I want to present the statistics for question 2 based on the SUB-SET ONLY.

Response Q1: 10% of London is left-handed.
Subset Response Q2: 67% of left-handed people in London like pizza.

The NO ANSWER computation makes the presentation of data arduous since basically it will have to be exported to a worksheet application and the charts will have to be plotted manually.

FEATURE REQUEST: That stats/graphs take into consideration the sub-sets created by one or "n" branched questions.

It would be nice if confirmation emails can be sent to more than one email address once the survey is completed?

From my understanding there is no way to create Array-type questions without using a Label Set. And Label Sets are global to the site. Therefore, if the Label Set doesn't exist I need to give my researchers access to Create / Edit Labels. This creates some problems:

1. A user may edit and change a label set that another user has in an active survey thus invalidating his results.

2. Users create SO MANY label sets that the list of existing label sets becomes functionally useless because it is impossible to find one that works for you (due to poor naming convention and overly specific label set creation).
(This issue is raised in a separate solution:
http://ideas.limesurvey.org/ideatorrent/idea/16/)

Right now the question help icon is placed at /limesurvey/images. This makes it hard to style the question help section. You are not able to change the image using the template editor.