Hi to all,
I've just start to write a PHP page to make a custom elaboration page.
I have enabled the API, and I 'm able to get some information, like the array with the survey list ( list_surveys ) and some other option, but when I try to get the responses ( and also a single resoults by token ) I have some problem.
I'm using CSV as documentType in export_responses_by_token and I would like to receive a "string" like the one generated by the "default" export function of Limesurvey, but the results it's a string without any "Separator", no code of the questionID or something that is "usable"

the output of my export PHP API is like:
instead of CSV export limesurvey:

My fault, I forgot to decode the string!!!
You can close/remove the topics, sorry!

If anyone have the same problem, just use:

Maverick87Shaka wrote: You can close/remove the topics, sorry!

No, because :

Maverick87Shaka wrote: If anyone have the same problem, just use:

Code:

$readableversion_decoded = base64_decode($result);

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Hi, I'm back!
I'm going to use this already made topic to ask you a tips.
I've finally get my json string, what I would like to do is create a script to elaborate given answer as soon as one users complete the survey.
I have my full "static" script working, static because currently I'm working on a prior known structure of a json file, given by In this structure there is the "response id" that I don't know how to know "dynamically".

I'm using this code: Where 17 is the ID, but how to get the value of "Q02[R4]" whichever ID be?
I'll try to use special character ( Wildcard * ) but doesn't work => Decoded_Response[0][*]']
There is a way to know the ID from token value using the API? maybe I can call before another API to use to save the ID in a variable from Token?

The token is already "dynamically" passed to the script using the "token table" feature,

By "ID", do you mean the token ID or the response ID? If it's the response ID, you should be able to pass it to your script with the {SAVEDID} placeholder.

tpartner wrote: By "ID", do you mean the token ID or the response ID? If it's the response ID, you should be able to pass it to your script with the {SAVEDID} placeholder.

Sorry, I was not very clear, what I need for my script is the ResponseID, and I've already tested the {SAVEDID} placeholder works fine!

Thanks!

I'm here again, in the jason returned string there is another ID that I don't know what is, {SAVEDID} it's ok and work fine with my script, actually i've another problem with a ID that I need to pass to my php.

To understand what I mean see the attached picture.

The JSON received by: