generally you can add as many parameters as you like.
But browsers limit the amount. (between 2kB in Microsoft browsers and 64kB in Firefox and Safari)
There are added two parameters.
The first parameter is "lang" which has the value "de".
The second parameter is "newtest" which has the value "Y".
You see: This parameter list starts with a question mark.
And additional parameters are joined by an ampersand
Now you may add more parameters like
?lang=de&newtest=Y&firstname=John&ID=ABC123XYZ&A1=B2&flag=111
Always the syntax: "name=value"
Here:
name: lang, value: de
name: newtest, value: Y
name: firstname, value: John
name: ID, value: ABC123XYZ
name: A1, value: B2
name: flag, value: 111
And working with a panelist you have to return the given ID in the end-url.
Coming back to
to identify them separately in the database?
Using Panel integration you usually use a question of type "short text" to capture the added parameter.
As any question this is stored in the database.
Do it by yourself.
Create a small survey with two questions of type "short text".
In panel intergation assign two parameters to these two questions.
Activate the survey.
Run it several times by adding your two parameters to the link,
like
Code:
https://www.myServer.de/limesurvey/index.php/123456?lang=de&newtest=Y&Param1=My first Parameter&Param2=My second parameter
Joffm
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panellist = someone who participates in a panel (not the person that works at the panel)
So please explain where the problem is?
There are two different parts to this: First your panel provider needs to add their IDs to your survey link, so you can read it into your survey via the panel integration. So your actual survey link should look something like the link that you say you use for the end URL.
Now in the different END URLs you usually need to redirect to a link that your panel provider gives you and add the ID that you have received through the panel integration. These are the basics of how panels work, you really should talk to your panel provider and understand what they need. Seems like you are quite confused about how panels work.
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Really? OK, that is weird. I always had panelists as the participants in a panel, which as far as I know is also the official definition. But I know that sometimes words get used a different way.
Well, then ignore my comment.
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Always provide a LSS file (not LSQ or LSG).
Note: I answer at this forum in my spare time, I'm not a LimeSurvey GmbH employee.