Written by tpartner the 19 Dec 09 at 01:08.

To toggle the questions to optional, the button would query the DB, find all questions in the current survey with mandatory=Y and change them to mandatory=M.

We need to use "M" so we can find them to toggle them back later.

The system would see "M" as non-mandatory so all of these questions could now be skipped in a Q/A process.

This way only the questions that the survey author had set to mandatory would be affected.

To toggle the questions back to mandatory, the button would query the DB, find all questions in the current survey with mandatory=M and change them to mandatory=Y.

I've put together a little php script to demonstrate the concept that you can grab at http://partnersinc.biz/testsites/misc_images/mandatory_toggle.txt (can't seem to attach anything here!).

To toggle the questions to optional, the button would query the DB, find all questions in the current survey with mandatory=Y and change them to mandatory=M. We need to use "M" so we can find them to toggle them back later. The system would see "M" as non-mandatory so all of these questions could now be skipped in a Q/A process. This way only the questions that the survey author had set to mandatory would be affected. To toggle the questions back to mandatory, the button would query the DB, find all questions in the current survey with mandatory=M and change them to mandatory=Y. I've put together a little php script to demonstrate the concept that you can grab at http://partnersinc.biz/testsites/misc_images/mandatory_toggle.txt (can't seem to attach anything here!).

Written by tpartner the 19 Dec 09 at 14:40.

A more elegant solution may be to have the button/input set a session variable to disable the "checkmandatorys" function. (thanks Carsten)

Some red text could then be displayed at the bottom of the survey indicating that it is in "Q/A" mode and all questions are optional.

A more elegant solution may be to have the button/input set a session variable to disable the "checkmandatorys" function. (thanks Carsten) Some red text could then be displayed at the bottom of the survey indicating that it is in "Q/A" mode and all questions are optional.

Written by kakarountas the 7 Nov 11 at 09:14.

So what I would like to suggest is to support/introduce surveys required to be completed by two persons. This means, that one group of questions is completed by the employer and another group of questions by the manager. Only when both have completed the questionnaire, it may be considered to be closed.

Since I am a new user of LimeSurvey, and until now I have used it for typical only surveys, to gather statistical data, I am apologizing if this is a feature already available.

So what I would like to suggest is to support/introduce surveys required to be completed by two persons. This means, that one group of questions is completed by the employer and another group of questions by the manager. Only when both have completed the questionnaire, it may be considered to be closed. Since I am a new user of LimeSurvey, and until now I have used it for typical only surveys, to gather statistical data, I am apologizing if this is a feature already available.

Written by apps the 5 Feb 10 at 14:10.

Add a button to the survey button bar, next to "Token management"
Create a page to review all conditions in the current SurveyID

Add a button to the survey button bar, next to "Token management" Create a page to review all conditions in the current SurveyID

Written by mmaa the 18 May 10 at 18:49.

check each placeholder if it's empty and if so place a string like "no answer given"

check each placeholder if it's empty and if so place a string like "no answer given"