Written by blfesper the 5 Mar 10 at 21:51.

Rather than having to go through the painful process of adding multiple conditions to each question of a long survey, add the ability to apply conditions to groups.

The infrastructure for the groups is already there...
- Hide/show all of the questions of a particular group based on conditions.

Rather than having to go through the painful process of adding multiple conditions to each question of a long survey, add the ability to apply conditions to groups. The infrastructure for the groups is already there... - Hide/show all of the questions of a particular group based on conditions.

Written by filhocf the 15 Dec 11 at 19:39.

In Drupal (www.drupal.org), we make a node (story, page, blog's page, etc) and it gives a url like:

my.page.com/?q=node/32

And i can change this URL automatically using a module or writing the final part of URL, like this:

my.page.com/title-of-my-post

Inside of Drupal, have a table where have the 'translation' between system's url and user's url.

In Drupal (www.drupal.org), we make a node (story, page, blog's page, etc) and it gives a url like: my.page.com/?q=node/32 And i can change this URL automatically using a module or writing the final part of URL, like this: my.page.com/title-of-my-post Inside of Drupal, have a table where have the 'translation' between system's url and user's url.

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 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 holch the 18 Sep 11 at 16:50.

Put different status options in the general settings, main page of the survey and show depending on the current status a specific message.

Put different status options in the general settings, main page of the survey and show depending on the current status a specific message.

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 panthia the 11 Aug 11 at 08:21.

I would like to have a separate url for each type of survey. I am guessing I can just create multiple folder and put the index.php in each and modify but if this could be an automated feature that would be useful.

The other option would be to have categories of surveys on the survey list page that would then open up all surveys in the particular category.

I would like to have a separate url for each type of survey. I am guessing I can just create multiple folder and put the index.php in each and modify but if this could be an automated feature that would be useful. The other option would be to have categories of surveys on the survey list page that would then open up all surveys in the particular category.

Written by paso the 2 Aug 11 at 16:39.

I was wondering if there is a way to have a pop-up window or some other notice that would alert the participant that they skipped a question, and if so, which one?

From our work with other web-based data collection tools this was tremendously helpful in getting the majority of participants to complete all of the items...since LimeSurvey is superior in so many ways, it would be great if there would be a way to do this too.

Thanks so much in advance. And if this feature already exists, I would appreciate any information on it.

I was wondering if there is a way to have a pop-up window or some other notice that would alert the participant that they skipped a question, and if so, which one? From our work with other web-based data collection tools this was tremendously helpful in getting the majority of participants to complete all of the items...since LimeSurvey is superior in so many ways, it would be great if there would be a way to do this too. Thanks so much in advance. And if this feature already exists, I would appreciate any information on it.

Written by Shnoulle the 18 Jul 11 at 12:00.

For token survey, we can use an attribute for the order of an answer.
1. Question attribute: order anwser with attribute (attribute selector or number).
2. In the attribute: put the code of the answer separate with comma ( A1,A2,A5 )
3. Use a SQL request to take the token, : SELECT * FROM $dbprefixanswers WHERE qid=$ia[0] AND language='$_SESSION['s_lang']' AND scale_id=0 AND code in ($attribute_token) ORDER BY FIELD( code,$attribute_token)

for each question type.

Same thing for group order with the new group code.

I already do it for ranking and list_dropdown question type. But i test it only in mySQL. I don't know if we can use " IN ($array) order by ($array) in msSQL and other SQL langage.

For token survey, we can use an attribute for the order of an answer. 1. Question attribute: order anwser with attribute (attribute selector or number). 2. In the attribute: put the code of the answer separate with comma ( A1,A2,A5 ) 3. Use a SQL request to take the token, : SELECT * FROM $dbprefixanswers WHERE qid=$ia[0] AND language='$_SESSION['s_lang']' AND scale_id=0 AND code in ($attribute_token) ORDER BY FIELD( code,$attribute_token) for each question type. Same thing for group order with the new group code. I already do it for ranking and list_dropdown question type. But i test it only in mySQL. I don't know if we can use " IN ($array) order by ($array) in msSQL and other SQL langage.

Written by msorriano the 6 Jul 11 at 10:03.

Do you can modify source for delete/modify his own labels.
Each user manage his own labels.

Do you can modify source for delete/modify his own labels. Each user manage his own labels.

Written by wabrit the 14 Jun 11 at 13:39.

It would be excellent if the endURL could be supplied as a query parameter (safely URL-encoded of course) when the survey is invoked (cf. supplying a token as a query parameter).

If present in the request, the endURL would override any statically configured endURL for that survey.

It would be excellent if the endURL could be supplied as a query parameter (safely URL-encoded of course) when the survey is invoked (cf. supplying a token as a query parameter). If present in the request, the endURL would override any statically configured endURL for that survey.

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 lwc the 17 Nov 10 at 19:35.

Give the users a summary of all their answers, and force them to approve it in order to submit the survey.

Of course, make it an on/off option so each admin could decide whethere to force it or not.

Give the users a summary of all their answers, and force them to approve it in order to submit the survey. Of course, make it an on/off option so each admin could decide whethere to force it or not.

Written by andrewteg the 19 May 11 at 17:21.

Much like you have INSERTANS, I propose an INSERTQUESTION replacement field. Then you can at least setup a dynamic Question and Answer review page using a boilerplate field. This is not as convenient as a full review question page/type option, but would allow someone to setup a review page without having to retype the question text.

A quick button to spit out all of them would be pretty great too.

Much like you have INSERTANS, I propose an INSERTQUESTION replacement field. Then you can at least setup a dynamic Question and Answer review page using a boilerplate field. This is not as convenient as a full review question page/type option, but would allow someone to setup a review page without having to retype the question text. A quick button to spit out all of them would be pretty great too.

Written by pmonstad the 5 Apr 11 at 12:20.

auto generate IDs and posibility for the user to alter.

auto generate IDs and posibility for the user to alter.

Written by Jake the 29 Mar 11 at 21:22.

We would like to sponsor this feature.

We would like to sponsor this feature.

Written by JoyLaneResearch the 12 Mar 11 at 20:55.

Would like to be able to do the reverse of this, namely choose a condition in one question and remove that condition from selected other questions.

Would like to be able to do the reverse of this, namely choose a condition in one question and remove that condition from selected other questions.

Written by lfanfoni the 7 Mar 11 at 15:04.

Introducing the object "group check" as a set of individual conditions to be checked when you click on the Next button, so 'as to the mandatory answers.
A "group check" should be of two types: blocking and warning. For the warning check should be given the choice to go to the next group or to edit the field.
For each group could set up multiple "group check" to run in sequence.
Each "group check" should be composed of individual conditions combined together with AND and OR.
The condition should be set to questions/answers or on the token fileds (so 'as to current conditions)

Introducing the object "group check" as a set of individual conditions to be checked when you click on the Next button, so 'as to the mandatory answers. A "group check" should be of two types: blocking and warning. For the warning check should be given the choice to go to the next group or to edit the field. For each group could set up multiple "group check" to run in sequence. Each "group check" should be composed of individual conditions combined together with AND and OR. The condition should be set to questions/answers or on the token fileds (so 'as to current conditions)

Written by patorough the 9 Feb 11 at 15:31.

Use a script to call next group once the last question in current group has been answered. Deactivate next button for auto-load or when mandatory questions have not yet been answered. However still maintain option to navigate to previous page.

Thank you

Use a script to call next group once the last question in current group has been answered. Deactivate next button for auto-load or when mandatory questions have not yet been answered. However still maintain option to navigate to previous page. Thank you

Written by agwd the 2 Feb 11 at 02:22.

Create a generic way for script to target a specific form element that is decoupled from that instance of questionnaire.

One way would be to provide, as one of the question attributes, an extra field for use by script.

The value entered would be rendered as an extra element attribute ie: class="myElement"

It is now easy to reuse code and questions:

$(".myElement").focus(/* some code*/);

Create a generic way for script to target a specific form element that is decoupled from that instance of questionnaire. One way would be to provide, as one of the question attributes, an extra field for use by script. The value entered would be rendered as an extra element attribute ie: class="myElement" It is now easy to reuse code and questions: $(".myElement").focus(/* some code*/);