Sometimes when there is an array question containing an n-point scale with multiple subquestions, some of the subquestions need to be filtered out (e.g. if it is a scale of satisfaction with health, family, friends and job, if the respondent does not have a job then the "satisfaction with job" subquestion should not appear).
There is currently the option of "array filter" to synchronize a multiple answer type question with an array, but sometimes that is not enough, especially when only a few subquestions actually need filtering (e.g. in the previous example, there is no point to ask if the respondent has a family, friends or health, but it is necessary to ask if he/she has a job).
Therefore, it would be useful to include in the "conditions" tab the possibility of applying conditions not only to questions, but to subquestions.

The privacy note is too eye catching and should either have the possibility to be turned on/off or the possibility to change style from css.

There is as far as I can see, no css style for the privacy note making it hard to put to text in smaller size.

My survey has list comments questionnaire but I am unable to see the comments when I generate the stats in PDF or Excel. For report consolidation purposes, I think it will be extremely helpful to be abel to see the comments typed by respondents even in the PDF and Excel format.

The response export options are very limited at this time. Yes, there are many options but the mostly give very hard to read exports.

For example, there is the export to program option, which lets you export responses to Word, Excel or PDF format. If you have several dual scale array questions, such a Word export becomes illegible.

The same goes for the 'view single response'. When you are in the 'view responses' screen, there is a magnifying glass icon for each response which lets you zoom in on that response. But also that response is almost illegible.

We need to disseminate survey results to a large amount of people, and creating users/group and access permissions, plus training everyone to be able to pull result data etc is not practical.

The ability to show text responses and export them from the statistics page would solve this problem and allow quick dissemination of qualitative and qualitative data in an easy to use, familiar format (PDF/Excel)

Would it not be nice if you can change the replacement fields messages to your own, currently you can't as they are hardcoded , to change them you need to edit the file just to find out that it gets replaced when you update / upgrade.

Currently in LimeSurvey the replacement field for RETURNTOSURVEY if used gets replaced with and hyperlink, which does not quite fit in with all the nice buttons you have on your template.

So to make it blend in with the rest of the buttons on your template you will have to make some adjustments to your template code.

The assessment options in Limesurvey are currently reasonably limited, and a personality type assessment would be useful.

The type of survey I'm trying to build at the moment is a personality survey where a user goes through a number of questions, and based on the totals of their answers to options A, B or C, their personality trait can be identified.

eg Based on the percentage of A, B and C a particular trait might be highlighted. This trait would be then displayed to the survey participant, as well as being recorded as the result of the survey along with the answers and assessment score ideally.

> 50% A = Type X
> 50% B = Type Y
> 50% C = Type Z
> 40% A & > 40% B = Type XY
> 40% B & > 40% C = Type YZ
> 40% A & > 40% C = Type XZ
> 30% A & > 30% B & > 30% C = Type XYZ

I suggest to change the texts of a few buttons because users don't understand when their input is saved and/or lost.

When a user sees the button [Exit and clear survey], he/she thinks that the survey data will be lost.

Furtermore, the warning "Are you sure you want to clear all your responses?" is also frightening users to loose their data.

The user does not (always) understand that pressing [Previous] or [Next] will save the data.

I have a question1 of type M. A test person is able to write an additional answer into the text box.
In question2 of the type F (array flexible labels) are all answers of question1 but not the answer from the text box. Now I want the test person to be able to rate his/her answer as well.

There is a work a workaround for this but it is hideously complex and a dead end for non-programmers.

http://docs.limesurvey.org/tiki-index.php?page=Workarounds:+Question+design,+la yout+and+templating#Multiple_question_types_in_array

This type of question is critical for many of our research surveys and invalidates LimeSurvey as an option.

Implementation of the workaround in a user friendly fashion would place LimeSurvey as one of the very few online survey systems that offer this feature (only one survey system out of just over twenty investigated so far).

Currently the system can send out reminder emails, which is great. But the emails which people receive are identical regardless of whether they have already begun the survey (but not finished) or wether they have not begun the survey.

This is a problem because some people actually think that they have finished the surveye - or maybe forgot that the got interrupted. Some of theese people get annoyed when the recieve a confirmation mail.

The statistics view is not as easy to theme / style as the rest of the survey.

It would be most wonderful, if one could provide the invitations with a date and/or timestamp in order to define the earliest date/time of posting them to the invited person.

Currently the data import isn't very flexible. The possibility to import data from a ldap data source is basically a good idea but does not fit my needs exactly.

In case of recurring surveys every week it would be a great help if LimeSurvey would provide the possibility of a full data management solution instead of just using tokens from a csv or ldap import.

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

Hello,

we use your program in our company. We are working on a project and need some assistance with a specific question type.

We use an array(Yes/No). But we need behind of each column (labels table) a text box, in order to make some notes, or to justify each answer wether "yes" or "no".

Is it possible that you create such a question type for us?

Cheers

By default, Limesurvey checks respondent emails so that each respondent can only have one email.
We find that allowing multiple emails, while still checking for their validity, would be a plus.

Often you want to let others review your work or you want to leave messages for yourself or others close to the questions that you work on.

Now you have to keep notes in a different document and that document is not necessarily updated.

I'm brand spanking new to LimeSurvey - just installed and got it running this morning. I've already created a survey and published it, so I'd say things are going well. My feedback has to do with the graphic layout in the admin area, it feels a little cramped.