Written by firesox36 the 27 Nov 11 at 09:03.

The Lime Survey page should show the prerequisites to use Lime Survey.

The Lime Survey page should show the prerequisites to use Lime Survey.

Written by nickheycats the 8 Feb 12 at 00:33.

For instance, if someone needs to override the $publicurl value, it has to be done in the config-defaults.php. When a user creates their config.php, they might have all the information they need to set the $publicurl, yet they cannot set the value in the config.php.

By updating the config-defaults.php to first check if the variable has been set, we can keep the user's version of the variable and set a default if needed.

$publicurl = isset($publicurl) ? $publicurl : "$rooturl";

Of course there are several ways to do this same logic.

With the code above, if a user were to set a value for $publicurl in their config.php, it would not be overwritten by the config-defaults.php. If the user does not set the value manually, the value will still be set to the default value.

For instance, if someone needs to override the $publicurl value, it has to be done in the config-defaults.php. When a user creates their config.php, they might have all the information they need to set the $publicurl, yet they cannot set the value in the config.php. By updating the config-defaults.php to first check if the variable has been set, we can keep the user's version of the variable and set a default if needed. $publicurl = isset($publicurl) ? $publicurl : "$rooturl"; Of course there are several ways to do this same logic. With the code above, if a user were to set a value for $publicurl in their config.php, it would not be overwritten by the config-defaults.php. If the user does not set the value manually, the value will still be set to the default value.

Written by Oak the 12 Aug 11 at 01:38.

I don't know if this is the best method, but I could make use of 2 end message boxes on the edit survey settings page, one for default and positive ending, and one for a negative ending. Or you could just implement multiple pages where I can select to edit a page and customize it.

Then in the survey questions area, use the conditional logic function to direct people to whichever page/ending I choose.

I don't know if this is the best method, but I could make use of 2 end message boxes on the edit survey settings page, one for default and positive ending, and one for a negative ending. Or you could just implement multiple pages where I can select to edit a page and customize it. Then in the survey questions area, use the conditional logic function to direct people to whichever page/ending I choose.

Written by wabrit the 8 Jun 11 at 11:22.

I believe a possible mechanism would be to support the TOTAL placeholder within the end URL.

Alternatively if the database stored the total assessment score.

I believe a possible mechanism would be to support the TOTAL placeholder within the end URL. Alternatively if the database stored the total assessment score.

Written by GregB the 16 Feb 10 at 23:28.

It would seem to me that someone very smart person could make some script to convert survey data into mindmap data.

This would be a straight export from LimeSurvey to the mindmap data structure.

Branches can be colorcoded to denote conditions.

It would seem to me that someone very smart person could make some script to convert survey data into mindmap data. This would be a straight export from LimeSurvey to the mindmap data structure. Branches can be colorcoded to denote conditions.

Written by holch the 5 Mar 10 at 18:59.

I agree that the MindMap Structure wouldn't really work.

But I know some survey tools, that use a kind of "folder structure" as we know it from file explorers, etc.

I think this can display filters and so on pretty well. At the moment Quotas, Filters, and questions are somehow displayed very seperate and it difficult to get a good overview of the survey (I do agree with the GregB here).

But with the folder tree, you can show loops, filters, pages/groups and questions, which can be especially helpful for long and complicated surveys.

I agree that the MindMap Structure wouldn't really work. But I know some survey tools, that use a kind of "folder structure" as we know it from file explorers, etc. I think this can display filters and so on pretty well. At the moment Quotas, Filters, and questions are somehow displayed very seperate and it difficult to get a good overview of the survey (I do agree with the GregB here). But with the folder tree, you can show loops, filters, pages/groups and questions, which can be especially helpful for long and complicated surveys.

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