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 onderzoekspraktijk the 19 Nov 09 at 23:49.

Of-course more importantly it needs some coding of the used software. I tried it but it is beyond me.

Of-course more importantly it needs some coding of the used software. I tried it but it is beyond me.

Written by tringate the 21 May 10 at 01:12.

By adding a button to the sub question screen to "Make Label Set" a survey author could save time and avoid having to enter in the same information again just to make a label set template.

This would let an author make label sets from existing questions with no additional data entry.

Making Label Sets a easy to maintain library of sub questions.

By adding a button to the sub question screen to "Make Label Set" a survey author could save time and avoid having to enter in the same information again just to make a label set template. This would let an author make label sets from existing questions with no additional data entry. Making Label Sets a easy to maintain library of sub questions.

Written by Mazi the 12 Jan 10 at 17:42.

Maybe a PHP script can check this during install?

Maybe a PHP script can check this during install?

Written by rovinj the 13 Dec 09 at 16:18.

In administration option make a language selector. Administration have the ability to select which languages can be used in LS surveys.

In administration option make a language selector. Administration have the ability to select which languages can be used in LS surveys.

Written by anishseth the 21 Mar 10 at 07:47.

I think a proper UI for installation similar to wordpress's would do the trick and would make more noobie users to use this application.

I think a proper UI for installation similar to wordpress's would do the trick and would make more noobie users to use this application.

Written by jumper51 the 12 Feb 11 at 20:38.

Allow the administrator to write his own conditions in either javascript or php! Maybe a security issue, but the admin could enable or disable this feature for certain users and groups! This would solve other familiar problems as well!

Allow the administrator to write his own conditions in either javascript or php! Maybe a security issue, but the admin could enable or disable this feature for certain users and groups! This would solve other familiar problems as well!

Written by ElMatador69 the 28 Sep 09 at 20:25.

I suggest to display just the modified question attributes at the question overview.

I suggest to display just the modified question attributes at the question overview.

Written by macduy the 13 Oct 09 at 16:58.

De-couple the evaluation of conditions (and expressions in general) from the rest of LimeSurvey logic. Hence, develop the following:

1. a powerful stand-alone Expression Engine with the following properties:
a) it is string-based (parse + export both infix and prefix)
b) extensible and flexible (can develop own operators and functions)
c) light-weight and efficient
d) support late-bound variables of several data types, including arrays
e) completely independent of LimeSurvey (at least in its core design), yet support features later to be leveraged by LimeSurvey

2. Design operators and functions to be used with the Engine, specifically for LimeSurvey.

3. Bind results of expression/conditions with specific actions and LS logic

4. Create a GUI

De-couple the evaluation of conditions (and expressions in general) from the rest of LimeSurvey logic. Hence, develop the following: 1. a powerful stand-alone Expression Engine with the following properties: a) it is string-based (parse + export both infix and prefix) b) extensible and flexible (can develop own operators and functions) c) light-weight and efficient d) support late-bound variables of several data types, including arrays e) completely independent of LimeSurvey (at least in its core design), yet support features later to be leveraged by LimeSurvey 2. Design operators and functions to be used with the Engine, specifically for LimeSurvey. 3. Bind results of expression/conditions with specific actions and LS logic 4. Create a GUI