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Drop include/require, use namespaces instead
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Written by tacman1123 the 1 Feb 12 at 15:33.
Global category: Question types.
Already implemented
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In version 2, I'd like to see the code using Namespaces and an autoloader instead of include files. This is a PHP5 feature, and once you understand it, it makes finding the code much easier, and easier to test components that are outside the original layout.
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Question Id in Questionhelp as attribute
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Written by halliballi123 the 13 Oct 11 at 14:53.
Global category: Question types.
Already implemented
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I want to have the questionid in questionhelptext as attribute. As some workarounds are put into the helptext it would be great to have the questionid in the parent element so that it is easily possible to get the id and use it.
For instance, I want to have input masks on input fields for question types like short text.
regex only works after clicking on the submit or next button.
It would be great if there would be an input mask like in other software e.g. ms excel.
answering surveys would be more comfortable
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Radio button array question types are limited.
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Written by iaeon the 27 Sep 11 at 14:46.
Global category: Question types.
Already implemented
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'Radio button' arrays as question types make tables with a single choice per row. This can be limiting and alternatives (text / numeric) can be overly complex.
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Single choice in array
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Written by Shnoulle the 18 Jul 11 at 12:14.
Global category: Question types.
Already implemented
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Sometimes we want an array of single choice.
For example for a appoitment date and hour, we want the user select only one subquestion.
But the answer had to be presented in array: date in line, and hour in column for example.
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Randomization experiments are needed
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Written by Nataliemcmullen the 25 Nov 10 at 17:10.
Related project: 2.x all.
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If I want to measure the response of children watching different pictures, I have to make sure, that choice, order, etc. are randomized - in order to prevent systematic errors like halo effects (answer on later questions is influenced by an previous/earlier question/answer) etc. so that its possible to use limesurvey for experiments.
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Evaluation for each question
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Written by zoiral the 12 Jun 10 at 14:29.
Related project: 1.x all.
Already implemented
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Is it possible to add a "score" for each answer in order to evaluate it ?
Example : Mozart lived in
- XX century (score 0)
- XIX century (score 0)
- XVIII (score 1)
- XVII (score 0)
At the end of the questionnaire, it will be possible to show score (or not).
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send automatically an email to the survey user with his datas
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Written by fradeff the 27 May 10 at 16:01.
Related project: 1.x all.
Already implemented
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(please forgive my poor english... I'm french speaker)
We use at our university intensively limesurvey, and I really appreciate it: I'm not only using it for surveys, but also as a form-generator and gained a lot of time doing so. I was able with limesurvey to answer to dozens of demands reading the doc and adapting the surveys according to it.
But... several administrators of surveys ask me if it is not possible to send to the survey user (the person filling the survey, not the admin) an email with his/her information, when she submits the survey. This is very common on forms, but seems to miss in limesurvey.
I've googled and checked in doc + forum + ideas (here) without finding anything about that question, which surprised me, as I think could be quite interesting for many limesurvey users / administrators. So if I searched bad, please forgive me.
Personnally, I use the Automatic End URL to do that, but it's quite a lot of handmade job for each survey (get the survey sid and the answer id, parse the corresponding table fields name, send the mail, and so one for each new survey where this notification is required).
Hereafter a suggestion to add this feature
Hope this concerns other than us and that a solution can be found!
Best,
Fred R, University of Geneva, Switzerland
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