On a private survey, each respondent receives unique passcode, which is embedded in the url. While going through the survey, can the respondent click on "Resume Later" and not have to deal with filling in the username/password?

Asking for username/password is redundant when we have the passcode is unique for that respondent.

I hope there is a solution for this. Thanks.

This is not necessary.

In a closed survey (with token) the respondent may close the browser, and next time he starts the survey again, he will get to the question where he stopped.

In such cases it is better to remove this link.


This option only refers to open surveys where there is no information of the respondent.

Joffm

Thanks for the reply. What is the method to remove that "Resume Later" link inside a closed survey? Would that be editing the theme?

Allow save in survey settings

manual.limesurvey.org/Notifications_%26_...ave_and_resume_later

Bump. In fact, the form / mechanism here should NOT USE A PASSWORD AT ALL, since this is (a) fundamentally insecure (passwords are passed plain text and logged in GET fields) and (b) browsers prompt unwitting users to use saved passwords from a similar domain, thus potentially exposing user's private domain passwords, in both emails and server logs.

A unique cryptographically strong link is more than sufficient, is better than a password.

Yes , it's true …

I have the project to ammow replace the default save with gitlab.com/SondagesPro/coreAndTools/relo...e#responselink-model

This generate a single recall link

But need a way to disable after a determinated time.