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3 years 7 months ago #204424 by PlinioMayer
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I'm really new in LimeSurvey and I'm having some troubles customizing the template.

I have an specfic problem: How can I show the footer only in the first page (is there any way to track the current page via twig?)?

And a more general problem: is there any documentation for the aSurveyInfo variable?
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3 years 7 months ago #204426 by Joffm
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Hi,
what is "the first page"?

The "welcome page" or the first page of questions?

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3 years 7 months ago #204437 by tpartner
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1) Detecting various pages in twig files:

Code:
{% if (aSurveyInfo.aNavigator.show and aSurveyInfo.include_content == 'firstpage')  %}
  <!-- Do something in the Welcome page -->
  This is the welcome page!
{% endif %}     
 
{% if (aSurveyInfo.aNavigator.show and aSurveyInfo.include_content != 'firstpage')  %}
  <!-- Do something in question pages -->
  This is a question page!
{% endif %}    
 
{% if (aSurveyInfo.aNavigator.show == null)  %}
  <!-- Do something in the End page -->
  This is the End page!
{% endif %}


2) Explore the aSurveyInfo object:

Code:
{{ dump(aSurveyInfo) }}
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3 years 7 months ago #204442 by PlinioMayer
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The answer from tpartner is enough for now, but thank you for the quick response.
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3 years 7 months ago #204443 by PlinioMayer
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I understand that I can dump the aSurveyInfo, still it's a huge object and it's hard to find which configuration I need. I was wondering if there's no page documenting each property.
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3 years 7 months ago #204448 by tpartner
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Not as far as I know. I have been asking for it for years.
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3 years 7 months ago #204453 by PlinioMayer
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One last question, if you allow me, is there any way to track the progress of the survey. Something like page 1 or 10%?
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3 years 7 months ago #204458 by Joffm
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Well, this is not so easy.
We had a lot of discussions about it.
The problem are questions/pages that are skipped because of relevance equations.
So there is no automatism.

But using ".gseq" or "."qseq" you may display the sequential number of a page.

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