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).

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.

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)

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

It would be great if questions containing subquestions (e.g. array questions with multiple questions) could display in statistics and graphs together on a single chart.

Also, pie charts are a poor way to display data that is not categorical in nature. Ordinal (e.g. education level) or scale (e.g. age) variables are hard to make sense of in pie charts.

For example, I often ask respondents to agree or disagree with a number of related statements. It would be good to view the responses together and displayed in a way that conveys that the responses are on a continuum.

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.

Why there are not a search filter in the answers like in tokens search?

I am trying to setup a lab at a University in Canada where we will be measuring the effects of different aspects, mainly images but sometimes question wording, on survey results.
For example the phrasing of a question or influence of a picture and the effects of these on survey results.

To do this there needs to be multiple survey 'slides' each slightly different.
Whether there is a different image at the top of the slide followed by the same question or if the question is worded slightly differently.
The survey users would be randomly assigned a question from the set to accurately measure the effects of change.

As we know, there are may applications and games are become more and more popular with the integration with Facebook.

If we can make LimeSurvey become a widget, then it would make LimeSurvey become more easy to integrate with SNS or open source applications, such as Joomla, WordPress, etc.

I have tried many survey systems, but I didn't find any survey system with LimeSurvey powerful features is social media oriented.

What I mean is we need to leverage the user base from Facebook, Twitter, Gtalk, MSN, Yahoo or any other instant messengers or SNS.

For example, I have to conduct an academic or business research, it's easy to build up survey with the powerful LimeSurvey, but it's hard for me to distribute the survey to my friendlist on Facebook, Twitter, Gtalk, etc.

Therefore, if we have the invitation feature, and it would be easy for me to send an invitation to my friends on my friend list.

Since my friend take part in my survey, I do hope there is a reward feature to give them a certain market place points that they can use to exchange cash or coupon or voucher, so as to encourage their contributions.

And also it would be better if the reward feature has question level marketplace points and survey level market place points. For example, some questions worth 5 points, but some questions worth 30 points, or I can set the whole survey worth 300 points no matter how many questions in the survey.

If we have survey invitation and reward feature, then the survey system could be more social media oriented, it would attract many academic or business institutions to set up survey, invite friend from their friend list on SNS or IM, and reward contributors with marketplace points (such as eBay bucks) and get the survey results.

Looking forward for your reply!

Surveys can be incomplete for basically two reasons.
- The responder saved the survey for later completion
- The responder simply left the survey without finishing it.

The first can be displayed from the primary survey tool bar, the second can only be found by looking through all the surveys for those not yet completed but this also shows those saved for later completion.

With label sets now being basically a template, it is necessary to "replace" that label set in all questions it is used in one at a time.

Avoid writing a survey that is too large to be activated.

Place all answers in confirmation E-Mails and produce no error, if a question wasn't answered.

In an Array, like in the multiple choice question, is of vital interest to have the possibility of others answer options further the fixed answer options...
So can the person that give the answer:
1) insert free text in the option "other"
2) give an evaluation based on the defined label set

Hi,

I think thats will be interenting that we can export answers by date of last action, I only can export by range id, but if you can export by date you can export only the answers that you completed from concrete day or range. Actually you can export by date on stadistiquis, but not at the answers, I think.

Sorry for my english

During the development of the survey and in the pretest phase you often need to test certain parts and need to get feedback from certain stakeholders of a survey.

To get to certain parts of the survey it would be good to be able to skip conditions and validation rules and skip back and forth through the survey.

It would be nice if comments could be placed on the questionspage instead of collecting them via phonecalls and emails.