Written by jmcos the 11 Jan 12 at 18:51.

Either add the asterisk if the minimum is greater than zero, or allow the minimum value to be used when "mandatory" is Yes.

Either add the asterisk if the minimum is greater than zero, or allow the minimum value to be used when "mandatory" is Yes.

Written by tacman1123 the 1 Feb 12 at 02:23.

Change the printable survey and the on-line displayed survey to include the numbering scheme above. It should be able to support BOTH question codes and question numbering, e.g. [2.4:years_in_therapy]

Change the printable survey and the on-line displayed survey to include the numbering scheme above. It should be able to support BOTH question codes and question numbering, e.g. [2.4:years_in_therapy]

Written by roB2009 the 21 Dec 11 at 09:07.

enable the fast replace feature for translations, in oder that the base language isn't replaced anymore.

enable the fast replace feature for translations, in oder that the base language isn't replaced anymore.

Written by asonimie the 15 Dec 11 at 17:28.

Have a check box in the advanced settings for array questions that allows to define unique repeating settings for that question. The user would then enter the number of rows that it would like the header to repeat.

Similar to checking an exclusive option on Multiple Choice questions and then entering the Answer Code.

If the box is not checked, the headers repeat according to the global settings.

Have a check box in the advanced settings for array questions that allows to define unique repeating settings for that question. The user would then enter the number of rows that it would like the header to repeat. Similar to checking an exclusive option on Multiple Choice questions and then entering the Answer Code. If the box is not checked, the headers repeat according to the global settings.

Written by lovepade the 13 Oct 11 at 12:21.

E.g.
equals sum set to 30.
initial sum for x, y, z is 10.

The respondent changes the value of x to 14.
The system automaticcally changes y and z to be 8.
The repsondent then changes the value of x again. This time to 13.
The system automaticcally changes y and z to be 8.5.
The respondent now changes the value of y to 10
The system either
----a) assumes that x is set, and therefore changes z to 7
----b) changes x to 12.25 and changes z to 7.75


Also see this: http://www.limesurvey.org/en/forum/future-features/67164-mulit-numerical-input- slider-layout-equals-sum#67245

E.g. equals sum set to 30. initial sum for x, y, z is 10. The respondent changes the value of x to 14. The system automaticcally changes y and z to be 8. The repsondent then changes the value of x again. This time to 13. The system automaticcally changes y and z to be 8.5. The respondent now changes the value of y to 10 The system either ----a) assumes that x is set, and therefore changes z to 7 ----b) changes x to 12.25 and changes z to 7.75 Also see this: http://www.limesurvey.org/en/forum/future-features/67164-mulit-numerical-input-slider-layout-equals-sum#67245

Written by kuehnik the 6 Dec 11 at 15:00.

The current restriction of time_limit to some question types should be removed.

The current restriction of time_limit to some question types should be removed.

Written by freddekkers the 22 Apr 10 at 16:56.

I am no programming specialist, but i hear that there are java aps to perfom this task

I am no programming specialist, but i hear that there are java aps to perfom this task

Written by vierundzwanzig the 21 Nov 11 at 11:16.

Add an option like "no, but if selected an answer from both arrays has to be chosen" (sounds really creepy, but I hope the you can understand the idea behind it.)

Add an option like "no, but if selected an answer from both arrays has to be chosen" (sounds really creepy, but I hope the you can understand the idea behind it.)

Written by rom the 17 Nov 11 at 11:36.

Currently we can only set up time limits for Text Questions at the advanced settings. It would be great to have a time limit option for every Question Type (e.g. Radio lists, Multiple Choice).

Also, it may be useful to have an option to create a Time Limit for the whole survey. There are a lot of quiz szenarios, in which it is not important to limit the time for specific questions, but instead have a time limit to fill in the whole survey.

Currently we can only set up time limits for Text Questions at the advanced settings. It would be great to have a time limit option for every Question Type (e.g. Radio lists, Multiple Choice). Also, it may be useful to have an option to create a Time Limit for the whole survey. There are a lot of quiz szenarios, in which it is not important to limit the time for specific questions, but instead have a time limit to fill in the whole survey.

Written by lovepade the 16 May 11 at 11:02.

Just like each question now have a "help text" field, each question could have an error message field.

If I enter txt in the "error message" field then this error is shown instead of the generic answer.

For the email example above I would e.g. write something like this: "When you enter your email adress we perform a simple check to see if the email adress is entered correctly. You'd be suprised how many people accidently put e.g. an empty space (like this: " ") or forgets the "@". It seems you made a small mistake like this? please correct it (or simply delete your answer and move on)

Just like each question now have a "help text" field, each question could have an error message field. If I enter txt in the "error message" field then this error is shown instead of the generic answer. For the email example above I would e.g. write something like this: "When you enter your email adress we perform a simple check to see if the email adress is entered correctly. You'd be suprised how many people accidently put e.g. an empty space (like this: " ") or forgets the "@". It seems you made a small mistake like this? please correct it (or simply delete your answer and move on)

Written by lovepade the 16 May 11 at 11:04.

This is not as fine grained as solution #1, but maybe easier to implement:

Add a checkbox next to the existing help message field. If checked the help message will only get shown on errors.

This is not as fine grained as solution #1, but maybe easier to implement: Add a checkbox next to the existing help message field. If checked the help message will only get shown on errors.

Written by yaziderman the 31 Oct 11 at 10:22.

Simply add a rich text box to the options

Simply add a rich text box to the options

Written by halliballi123 the 17 Oct 11 at 09:28.

add additonal field for input mask (like e.g. validation field)
if there is text in the field,

1 ) limesurvey has to add the script in the head of the html question page.

2 ) and set the alt tag of the input field to the mask

3 ) call setmask for the field

that's all

I also could imagine not just having a text field for the input mask, I could imagine having a drop down list of predefined masks of which I chose the one I want to use for the input field. like e.g. decimal or singed-decimal or german phone number format ...

but if there is a drop down that contains the list of input masks there also has to be a posibillity to edit those entries and add addtional input masks for the user.

add additonal field for input mask (like e.g. validation field) if there is text in the field, 1 ) limesurvey has to add the script in the head of the html question page. 2 ) and set the alt tag of the input field to the mask 3 ) call setmask for the field that's all I also could imagine not just having a text field for the input mask, I could imagine having a drop down list of predefined masks of which I chose the one I want to use for the input field. like e.g. decimal or singed-decimal or german phone number format ... but if there is a drop down that contains the list of input masks there also has to be a posibillity to edit those entries and add addtional input masks for the user.

Written by splram the 10 Oct 11 at 12:07.

Similar to other web service methods there should be a web service method that will allow answer submission based on survey, group and question id.

Similar to other web service methods there should be a web service method that will allow answer submission based on survey, group and question id.

Written by pmonstad the 5 Sep 11 at 12:26.

put an option in Advanced settings

put an option in Advanced settings

Written by JoyLaneResearch the 30 Aug 11 at 19:56.

Would like to be able to have one or more answer options forced to the top or to the bottom of an otherwise randomized list of answers.

Example:

What brands have you tried?
- My brand (FORCE TO TOP OF LIST)
- Brand c
- Brand a
- Brand b
- Other _______ (FORCE TO BOTTOM OF LIST)
- None of these (FORCE TO BOTTOM OF LIST)

Would like to be able to have one or more answer options forced to the top or to the bottom of an otherwise randomized list of answers. Example: What brands have you tried? - My brand (FORCE TO TOP OF LIST) - Brand c - Brand a - Brand b - Other _______ (FORCE TO BOTTOM OF LIST) - None of these (FORCE TO BOTTOM OF LIST)

Written by someguy the 19 Oct 10 at 11:53.

Support the Orcale DB - ADODB can generally handle this so it should not be too hard.

Support the Orcale DB - ADODB can generally handle this so it should not be too hard.

Written by glennonline the 20 May 11 at 09:57.

Add the ability to make a specific subquestion mandatory

Add the ability to make a specific subquestion mandatory

Written by glennonline the 19 May 11 at 00:26.

Remove the current box with coordinates and replace it with a search bar

Remove the current box with coordinates and replace it with a search bar

Written by lovepade the 16 May 11 at 11:47.

I suggest a "collaboration mode" to test the survey.

When the first draft is done, I can choose to set the survey in collaboration mode. In collaboration mode I can send a link to my team members asking for inputs. The link leads to a survey with questions presented one-by-one, and minimum one additional text field, where collaborators can write their comments.

So basically a collaboration mode is simple the existing survey, presented question by question, and then on every page a long text field inserted.

Of course this would also need some very simple backend design, where I could easily see the comments made for each question.

(Ideally collaboration-mode can be active independantly of whether the "real survey" is active - this way I could collaborate on different levels with different team members - some should give inputs, others just need to see what we are doing. Also It's nice even for collaborators to be able to see a "real demo")

p.s. down the road this feature could be expanded upon indefinitely - allowing for true co-creation of surveys. E.g. with separate comments fields for "question wording" "answer options" and so forth. Each of these comments fields could have a "wiki" option, so that people actually worked on the some text all the time. this would be combined with some wiki/diff markup of changes of course. - BUT this IS huge - and the benifits would in most case be quite small compared to the more simple solution proposed above :-D

I suggest a "collaboration mode" to test the survey. When the first draft is done, I can choose to set the survey in collaboration mode. In collaboration mode I can send a link to my team members asking for inputs. The link leads to a survey with questions presented one-by-one, and minimum one additional text field, where collaborators can write their comments. So basically a collaboration mode is simple the existing survey, presented question by question, and then on every page a long text field inserted. Of course this would also need some very simple backend design, where I could easily see the comments made for each question. (Ideally collaboration-mode can be active independantly of whether the "real survey" is active - this way I could collaborate on different levels with different team members - some should give inputs, others just need to see what we are doing. Also It's nice even for collaborators to be able to see a "real demo") p.s. down the road this feature could be expanded upon indefinitely - allowing for true co-creation of surveys. E.g. with separate comments fields for "question wording" "answer options" and so forth. Each of these comments fields could have a "wiki" option, so that people actually worked on the some text all the time. this would be combined with some wiki/diff markup of changes of course. - BUT this IS huge - and the benifits would in most case be quite small compared to the more simple solution proposed above :-D

Written by frederictb the 30 Apr 10 at 10:48.

I dont' know the source code.

If you use PDO access it's could be easy to support new DBMS like sqlite3 (and other ..)

I dont' know the source code. If you use PDO access it's could be easy to support new DBMS like sqlite3 (and other ..)