Written by iamharry the 25 May 11 at 10:17.

These pair of questions and answers are stored in databases and marked by created date, owners and displayed as drop down list each time creating questions...

These pair of questions and answers are stored in databases and marked by created date, owners and displayed as drop down list each time creating questions...

Written by dabrahams the 7 Apr 11 at 00:28.

then, of course, adjust the rest of the code to support these options.

then, of course, adjust the rest of the code to support these options.

Written by zenil79 the 11 Feb 11 at 07:33.

We should be able to specify a custom css and a custom.js file per survey. These css and js file can reside in the uploads\sid folder. And then Limesurvey can provide options in the survey setting page where users can specify a css/js file. Actually the js option should be multiple. Users can specify several js files.

Limesurvey will then add these links for each page in the survey.

We should be able to specify a custom css and a custom.js file per survey. These css and js file can reside in the uploads\sid folder. And then Limesurvey can provide options in the survey setting page where users can specify a css/js file. Actually the js option should be multiple. Users can specify several js files. Limesurvey will then add these links for each page in the survey.

Written by ftrifoglio the 10 Feb 11 at 09:58.

The system keep track of the interview time (seconds) for each respondents.

You calculate the

average interview time (minutes) = sum(int_time)/(60 * n)

where

int_time : interview time (seconds) for each resps
n: number of resps

Then you create the placeholder for the templates.

The system keep track of the interview time (seconds) for each respondents. You calculate the average interview time (minutes) = sum(int_time)/(60 * n) where int_time : interview time (seconds) for each resps n: number of resps Then you create the placeholder for the templates.

Written by pkarunyu the 9 Feb 11 at 09:46.

I propose that all of them be replaced with better icons. I personally use the Coquette collection from Dryicons.com.

Each icon used should be visually descriptive of the action that it does.

I propose that all of them be replaced with better icons. I personally use the Coquette collection from Dryicons.com. Each icon used should be visually descriptive of the action that it does.

Written by Sandro2301 the 1 Feb 11 at 15:25.

Is it possible to add the feature for editing the template for the mail that is sent when a user of a survey is saving his survey?

A template like the one for the invitation e-mail

I also would like to edit the url that is sent to the user. I don't want to have the username and the password within the url.

Is it possible to add the feature for editing the template for the mail that is sent when a user of a survey is saving his survey? A template like the one for the invitation e-mail I also would like to edit the url that is sent to the user. I don't want to have the username and the password within the url.

Written by JoyLaneResearch the 29 Nov 10 at 14:07.

Add @@OPTOUTURL@@ as an email placholder for invitations and reminders.

Add @@OPTOUTURL@@ as an email placholder for invitations and reminders.

Written by Nataliemcmullen the 25 Nov 10 at 16:56.

I would recommend increasing the size of the buttons. A simple enlarging of them would make them much easier to use.

I would recommend increasing the size of the buttons. A simple enlarging of them would make them much easier to use.

Written by itsme the 3 Nov 10 at 13:39.

simply i think it is easily to be added. to have the same number of questions going sequensly when progressing the survey. Questionnumber can be viewed but not in all templetes, total# of questions can be viewed as well but no at all templates, thats why, just try to add this feature to have for example

q 1 of 20 - q 2 of 20 - q 3 of 20 while making the survey by end-users...

also if possible, it is a greate help if you could place exact progress number percentage. such as 23% 58% 90% somewhere under the progress graph bar or inside it, as this will give stronger impression to the end-users and let him/her feel they are really progressing...

appreciating your great work and support.

simply i think it is easily to be added. to have the same number of questions going sequensly when progressing the survey. Questionnumber can be viewed but not in all templetes, total# of questions can be viewed as well but no at all templates, thats why, just try to add this feature to have for example q 1 of 20 - q 2 of 20 - q 3 of 20 while making the survey by end-users... also if possible, it is a greate help if you could place exact progress number percentage. such as 23% 58% 90% somewhere under the progress graph bar or inside it, as this will give stronger impression to the end-users and let him/her feel they are really progressing... appreciating your great work and support.

Written by onderzoekspraktijk the 2 Nov 10 at 01:06.

Now the alt-text is hard-coded in the common.php file.

I really do not know how much work it is to change that and make it a part of the translation files.

If it is technically do-able it would be a refinement of Limesurvey to actually do it!
And it deliver be a better situation for all people that (have to) use a screenreader.

Now the alt-text is hard-coded in the common.php file. I really do not know how much work it is to change that and make it a part of the translation files. If it is technically do-able it would be a refinement of Limesurvey to actually do it! And it deliver be a better situation for all people that (have to) use a screenreader.

Written by apatani the 11 Oct 10 at 02:00.

I would like to suggest that the token formatting and layout be taken out of the index.php and put into a new .pstpl file.

I would like to suggest that the token formatting and layout be taken out of the index.php and put into a new .pstpl file.

Written by pmonstad the 3 Sep 10 at 23:45.

implement on/off option and/or css style

implement on/off option and/or css style

Written by dvickers79 the 1 Oct 10 at 20:39.

The only way that I've found to remove it is to turn off anonymous submissions, as this is what the privacy message is referring to...anonymity.

The only way that I've found to remove it is to turn off anonymous submissions, as this is what the privacy message is referring to...anonymity.

Written by virus the 14 Aug 10 at 18:36.

Can it be placed within the admin area of LimeSurvey, maybe create another tab under the setup of your survey.

Can it be placed within the admin area of LimeSurvey, maybe create another tab under the setup of your survey.

Written by virus the 14 Aug 10 at 18:12.

Have the hyperlink removed from common.php and have it replace by a button.

You can accomplish it now by doing it manually, but IS NOT RECOMMENDED as you have to make changes to the core of limesurvey which will be replaced by your next update / upgrade, but it can be done.

SOLUTION FOR NOW UNTIL APPROVED
=================================
open common.php
goto line number 2990
replace with $savereturn = "$relativeurl/index.php?sid=$surveyid";
goto line number 2995
replace with $savereturn .= ";";
Now use the following code in your template layouts

Refresh your template and the hyperlink has been replaced with an button.

Have the hyperlink removed from common.php and have it replace by a button. You can accomplish it now by doing it manually, but IS NOT RECOMMENDED as you have to make changes to the core of limesurvey which will be replaced by your next update / upgrade, but it can be done. SOLUTION FOR NOW UNTIL APPROVED ================================= open common.php goto line number 2990 replace with $savereturn = "$relativeurl/index.php?sid=$surveyid"; goto line number 2995 replace with $savereturn .= ";"; Now use the following code in your template layouts <input type="button" value="Return to Survey" onClick="document.location.href='RETURNTOSURVEY';"> Refresh your template and the hyperlink has been replaced with an button.

Written by ronvdburg the 11 Aug 10 at 19:18.

I use the group-by-group mode.

====== Suggestion 1 =====
[Exit and clear survey] ==> [Logout]

The survey isn't actually cleared, because when I come back later (e.g. using the link in the invitation mail), I see what I entered earlier. The only data that I may loose is the data from the last page (= group).

======= Suggestion 2 ========
"Are you sure you want to clear all your responses?"
==>
"You will be logged out. Have you saved your results?"

The original message may frighten the user, while a [Next] or [Previous] button may have saved the data anyway.

======= Suggestion 3 ========
[Next] ==> [Next (and saved)]
[Previous] ==> [Previous (and saved)]

I use the group-by-group mode. ====== Suggestion 1 ===== [Exit and clear survey] ==> [Logout] The survey isn't actually cleared, because when I come back later (e.g. using the link in the invitation mail), I see what I entered earlier. The only data that I may loose is the data from the last page (= group). ======= Suggestion 2 ======== "Are you sure you want to clear all your responses?" ==> "You will be logged out. Have you saved your results?" The original message may frighten the user, while a [Next] or [Previous] button may have saved the data anyway. ======= Suggestion 3 ======== [Next] ==> [Next (and saved)] [Previous] ==> [Previous (and saved)] This clarifies to the user that pressing [Previous] and [Next] is a good way to save intermediate results before going to lunch. ======= Suggestion 4 ======== "One or more mandatory questions have not been answered. You cannot proceed until these have been completed" ==> "One or more mandatory questions have not been answered. You cannot proceed until these have been completed. (Your intermediate results are saved.)" This explains to the user that he/she cannot go to the next group, but the data has been saved anyway.

Written by griffisblessing the 10 Jun 10 at 20:21.

I would like to see a little more spacing (breathing room) in between the icons for the control toolbars. Also, a little more vertical spacing between the sections (survey, group, item, etc.) would be appreciated. I know you're most likely just trying to conserve screen real estate - and I appreciate that - but I think a little spacing would be a relatively easy implementation and would add to the ease of use.

Thanks for all your hard work, it's certainly appreciated.

I would like to see a little more spacing (breathing room) in between the icons for the control toolbars. Also, a little more vertical spacing between the sections (survey, group, item, etc.) would be appreciated. I know you're most likely just trying to conserve screen real estate - and I appreciate that - but I think a little spacing would be a relatively easy implementation and would add to the ease of use. Thanks for all your hard work, it's certainly appreciated.

Written by Alfred_0825 the 3 Jun 10 at 18:54.

Put a search field in the answers like in tokens search.

Put a search field in the answers like in tokens search.

Written by Shnoulle the 23 Mar 10 at 12:11.

We can use some value of semantic, for example : span , div , p , strong , em in code with some class.

For errormandatory, just a <strong class="errormandatory"> and just one thing for all.

Problem : template had to be modified : if the semantic way is good enough, we can just look at default and limespired template.

We can use some value of semantic, for example : span , div , p , strong , em in code with some class. For errormandatory, just a &lt;strong class="errormandatory"&gt; and just one thing for all. Problem : template had to be modified : if the semantic way is good enough, we can just look at default and limespired template.

Written by Shnoulle the 23 Mar 10 at 12:19.

Some of template sytem had the ability to make conditionnal branch.

For example smarty :
if $logged_in
Welcome, $name!
else
hi, $name
/if


We can use something lime that :
{if QUESTION_MAN_MESSAGE}{QUESTION_MAN_MESSAGE}{/if}

Or more easy for template maker :
{optionnal_code QUESTION_MAN_MESSAGE optionnal_code}

and QUESTION_MAN_MESSAGE are only text from langage.

This is more difficult to do i think. (i can't help, but i can help to the first solution)

Some of template sytem had the ability to make conditionnal branch. For example smarty : if $logged_in Welcome, <font color="#fontColor#">$name!</font> else hi, $name /if We can use something lime that : &#123;if QUESTION_MAN_MESSAGE&#125;&#123;QUESTION_MAN_MESSAGE&#125;&#123;/if&#125; Or more easy for template maker : &#123;optionnal_code QUESTION_MAN_MESSAGE optionnal_code&#125; and QUESTION_MAN_MESSAGE are only text from langage. This is more difficult to do i think. (i can't help, but i can help to the first solution)

Written by evan the 23 Apr 10 at 06:02.

I did a lot of work putting in the classes to make it easier for designers to style LimeSurvey by moving styling out of hard coded (and invalid) HTML styling into easily (with the right knowledge) customisable CSS. Most of these classes names use meaningful if your survey is in English. If your survey is not in English then the classes are not meaning full so do not contribute to the semantic quality of the survey.

The following might be a slightly weird solution but...

One possible solution is to parse both the template files and CSS files when the survey is activated, dumping the cached versions of these files into a locale based templates directory.

Also on the same idea. Have a parser to translate class and ID names in template.css files into other languages to make it easier for non-english speakers to style templates.

I did a lot of work putting in the classes to make it easier for designers to style LimeSurvey by moving styling out of hard coded (and invalid) HTML styling into easily (with the right knowledge) customisable CSS. Most of these classes names use meaningful if your survey is in English. If your survey is not in English then the classes are not meaning full so do not contribute to the semantic quality of the survey. The following might be a slightly weird solution but... One possible solution is to parse both the template files and CSS files when the survey is activated, dumping the cached versions of these files into a locale based templates directory. Also on the same idea. Have a parser to translate class and ID names in template.css files into other languages to make it easier for non-english speakers to style templates.

Written by Shnoulle the 25 May 10 at 14:22.

in common.php

Replace
if (strpos($line, "QUESTION_HELP") !== false) $line=str_replace("QUESTION_HELP", $question['help'], $line);

by

if(preg_match("~(.*)(\)(.*)QUESTION_HELP(.*)(\)(.*)~",$line)$line=preg_replace( "~(.*)(\)(.*)QUESTION_HELP(.*)(\)(.*)~","$1$3$question['help']$4$6",$line);


I put some diff on bugtracker after 1.90 was out.

in common.php Replace if (strpos($line, "QUESTION_HELP") !== false) $line=str_replace("QUESTION_HELP", $question['help'], $line); by if(preg_match("~(.*)(\)(.*)QUESTION_HELP(.*)(\)(.*)~",$line)$line=preg_replace("~(.*)(\)(.*)QUESTION_HELP(.*)(\)(.*)~","$1$3$question['help']$4$6",$line); I put some diff on bugtracker after 1.90 was out.

Written by kishu the 6 Mar 10 at 16:53.

One solution is to use a light window type interface. Whenever user submits (clicks next button) the page, all unanswered questions will be popped out in a light window notifying the user that they are mandatory. This provides a easy UI and a good surveying experience. After filling these missed mandatory questions he'll be taken forward as usual.

One solution is to use a light window type interface. Whenever user submits (clicks next button) the page, all unanswered questions will be popped out in a light window notifying the user that they are mandatory. This provides a easy UI and a good surveying experience. After filling these missed mandatory questions he'll be taken forward as usual.

Written by Shnoulle the 19 Mar 10 at 01:25.

When a page is submitted, if an error occur (mandatory or bad response) put a body class="error" and div class question error mandatory

And then with css, template can choose to show or not the good question. It's presentation, ls code don't have to make presntation choice, only tempate have to make presentation choice. (for example with jquery : put a animated hiding on good question)

And please, don't use light window ...


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When a page is submitted, if an error occur (mandatory or bad response) put a body class="error" and div class question error mandatory And then with css, template can choose to show or not the good question. It's presentation, ls code don't have to make presntation choice, only tempate have to make presentation choice. (for example with jquery : put a animated hiding on good question) And please, don't use light window ... .

Written by anishseth the 21 Mar 10 at 07:56.

something like this

http://www.csgnetwork.com/directcssformvalidate.html

something like this http://www.csgnetwork.com/directcssformvalidate.html

Written by mdekker the 1 Mar 10 at 10:42.

Have the template check if a .css exists and include it when it does. (could be generated for a new survey but left blank initially)

Add an edit survey css button to the survey toolbar where one can jump to a special template editor screen where you can edit this sid.css
Would be nice if there were links in the screen to point people to the appropriate item in the wiki for help.

Have the template check if a <sid>.css exists and include it when it does. (could be generated for a new survey but left blank initially) Add an edit survey css button to the survey toolbar where one can jump to a special template editor screen where you can edit this sid.css Would be nice if there were links in the screen to point people to the appropriate item in the wiki for help.

Written by Shnoulle the 19 Mar 10 at 01:31.

More simple :

body class survey#SID group#ID (if by group/question) question#ID (if by question)

More simple : body class survey#SID group#ID (if by group/question) question#ID (if by question)