I will. I forgot to add https://

can you make a LSS?

How about you providing a LSS file showing what you have tried? Makes a lot more sense.

Hi,

I have tried the procedure described here with LS Version 3.14 but unfortunately I cannot find the error. After finishing the survey, an error page is shown (see screenshot).
My if condition in the end url is:
Screenshot and lss sample survey are attached.

That indicates an Expression Manager error.

If you are sure of the variable names, try removing the brackets around the condition.

Hi,

thank you for the answer. I created a new survey to test the end url with your expression from scratch. Then it worked. After that I changed the expression in end url again during the survey was activated, the error came back. Regardless if I change the expression back to the earlier one that worked, the error from my previous post persits. Unless I export the whole survey and import it, then it works again. I don't know the reasons for this, I did the "Clear assets cache" in global setting, the problem persists. It seems when I tinker around with the end url and then write the usual form again, it doesn't work anymore.
Do you have an idea for this strange behaviour?

It may be that the HTML editor is messing with your code. Disable the editor in your user settings and retest.

I diabled the html editor in my user setting but it seems that nothing had changed.
It seems that once I mistype the equation (I guess in a activated survey (maybe also in a not activated survey)), the error in the end url can not be fixed. Could this be a bug?

Attached are two lss files. The first one should work fine, the second one has the error with the end url when I activate the survey and execute it. For me the two surveys look pretty much the same. Does the second displays you also the end url error?

Works perfectly fine for me. I imported you survey and when I mark "a" in the question, it redirect to the Wikipedia Main page, if not, it redirects to the Wikipedia page about Limesurvey. No error message.

Did you try the the second survey "limesurvey_survey_122962_error.lss"?

Oh, I didn't notice that there were two. Should have read the whole thing I guess. Let's see...

OK, the second one also works perfectly fine here.

That seems very interesting, first I thought that the problem might be something with my installation but then I imported the second file "limesurvey_survey_122962_error.lss" to the free limesurvey hosted version and it is still not working there. Here is the link to the activated survey:

food-boku.limequery.com/864681?lang=en

holch wrote: OK, the second one also works perfectly fine here.

Are you sure?