Hi.

I am trying to do different surveys about travel, they are all similar, the only thing they have are different, the origin, the destination and the company in the questions.
These attributes are loaded by each participant.

Is there any way to get them dynamically in the survey, or should I create a survey for each company, destination and origin?

Thanks.

When you are saying "these attributes are loaded by each participant" I assume you know your participants, their origin, their destination and the company and you use tokens for this.

In this case, you can create custom token attributes for "origin", "destination" and "company" and you can reference them via piping (use Expression Manager) into your survey.

Of course you can do that.

As far as I understand these three different things are in the participants data as attributes.

So just pipe the attribute into the question (or answer) text

Why did you travel to {ATTRIBUTE_1} last year.
Or:
Why did you travel to {TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1} last year.
Depends whether your survey is anonymous or not.

If I misunderstood your desire please provide a sample survey (*.lss)

Regards
Joffm

Hi, thanks for the answer.

I have this to do some test in my survey "{ATTRIBUTE_1} -- {TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1}".

The first time it worked, then I stopped the survey to make some changes, and when I started it again, the application replaces "{TOKEN: ATTRIBUTE_1}" for nothing.

You have a space in your last {TOKEN: ATTRIBUTE_1}, check if this is also the case in your questionnaire.

"{ATTRIBUTE_1} -- {TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1}".

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You read this in the manual?

Access to Variables

Expression Manager provides read-only access to whichever variables we might need. For backwards compatibility, it provides access to the following:

TOKEN:xxx - the value of a TOKEN (e.g. TOKEN:FIRSTNAME, TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_5) (Only for NOT anonymous survey).

www.limesurvey.org/manual/Expression_Man...#Access_to_Variables

Joffm