1 ) Text of the save mail is not editable (except for editing the translation files)

2 ) url within the e-mail that is sent to a user when he saves his survey contains username and password.

The default icons in the admin area can be improved quite a bit. They are not very aesthetically pleasing.

Questions will be stored in the database as templates (similiar to label templates). This make users in the organizationg able to sharing, reusing questions (question types) instead of import from files.

Right now you can style a survey by modifying its template. You can also put any .js file for a survey by modifying its template.

But there could be more than 1 survey that shares the same template but needs to differ slightly. For example each survey could have a different header image, background image,footer etc. So creating a separate template for each survey(that differs slightly) is cumbersome.

A new feature in the 1.91 release is the time statistics.

As the NUMBEROFQUESTIONS placeholder, the AVGINTERVIEWTIME would be useful in the welcome page template.

For example a welcome message would be:

There are NUMBEROFQUESTIONS questions in this survey and so far it took average AVGINTERVIEWTIME minutes to accomplish.

hello, were were talking here
http://www.limesurvey.org/en/support/forums/5-can-i-do-this-with-limesurvey/512 82-masking-question-count-and-progression?limit=10&start=10#51608

adding question number for each question while making the survey... also having exact number of percentage while progressing WITH the graph progress bar.

The buttons are so small that sometimes it can lead to clicking on things that were not meant to be clicked on. Little buttons that I cannot read sometimes lead to me restarting the survey or the like.

I am creating a survey for a client who wants to run the survey on their own
subdomain. Naturally, they don't want to host it themselves, so they are
pointing their subdomain at my server. I can get sort of close to making this
work with the right combination of vhosts and rewrite rules in the webserver,
but several things still don't work right. For example, SURVEYURL in the
email notification templates still gets replaced with that of the main site. Ideally I would be able to customize the root URL for each survey. It would also be nice if user groups could be assigned a survey URL and they would appear to get their own limesurvey site under which the surveys they create will appear.

I made a design for the survey and the data from the survey needs to be public in a friendly way and would be great if can generate/preview the survey with the design and responses .

Templating is great, but there's no reason that Limesurvey should have its own.

I would like to be able to quickly and easily customize the look and feel of the admin pages. Just as we can controls the survey templates, I'd like to have customizable colors, layouts, icons, etc. for the admin functions.

The templates aren’t creative or consistent, they should be updated to look more modern with a new colour scheme. Possibly making it easier to edit templates too.

There is no way to copy the group or user permissions from one survey to another.

When we prepare email templates, we do not know how it will look like in the email reader of the respondent (webmail, outlook, etc.). We do not know how the survey "feels" when you get the invitation email and take the survey as a respondent.

To see how the emails will look like and how the survey will eventually look like we have to make fake tokens and make a fake run for the survey. After this, we have to delete fake tokens and create the actual token table. This process is time consuming and redundant.

See the forum discussion for this issue:

http://www.limesurvey.org/en/forum/can-i-do-this-with-limesurvey/75408-testing- the-email-templates

The template editor jumps to the top of the script upon saving. This is annoying because I want to continue editing just where I was.

It's for people who are not web designer, geek ou CSS addict....
It will be very nice if we have 2 possibilities to edit a template :
- as actually by using the full template edition page,
- with a wizard to only change to logo on a template, just for "users".
It will be use with a very simple template who the user can only change colors, fonts with one to 3 template's styles.


In this Wizard, the user will find only theses possibilities :
- upload your logo
- place for your logo (left, middle, right) at top top,
- choose the size in a list or in millimeter (or inch).
Is there a second one? at the right if the first was à the left?
and the user will preview and validate his changes.


So, all the users in small (or very small) enterprises (without IT service and without marketing service) can use LimeSurvey.....
For a more sophisticated template, they can use valuable services from IT enterprises.....

In 1.92, there are a lot of new tip ( EM validation etc ..)

Maybe we ca have multi solution for hide_tip option:

0 : allways show ( default)
1 : hide in css and show if error ( actual no)
2 : completely remove tip ( even in HTML)

Because, maybe there are some user who don't want tip, but want use help text like a tip :).

The button is on the bottom right. Through my statistics I have seen, that more than every third person clicks on that at some point during the survey. A few of them then start over, most of them don't.

My guess is, that most of these clicks are accidental as users see a button to the right and click without reading because that's the expected position for next question group button.

I have now moved this button to the left and will write about my experiences with that later.

7 December UPDATE: Placement was in fact wrong!

After I moved the button its click-rate is now down to one in ten users (not one in three as before) - the ones that just don't want to take the survey. Before replacement some started over again - even two or three times - a sign of accidental hits. Now only very few start over again after hitting the button - and only once at most.

The templates available for LimeSurvey are, compared to today's average webpage, rather unattractive. They lack attractive graphic elements like borders, fine colours, and colour gradients.

Also, the templates on the limesurvey website mostly miss screenshots. The descriptions include deadlinks in many cases.

The default template and other available templates are crucial for the attractiveness of limesurvey as a whole.

For an array question type. we often have simple answers like "Yes, No, Unsure" but the question is often quite long.

eg; Do you think that X should be used in place of Y?
ans: Yes, No, Unsure

At present each column seems to be identically sized is 25% width. However, Id like the question to be say 55% width and then each of the columns to be much narrower at say 15% each.