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Dear all,

I want to conduct an anonymous survey on the team level. That is, people within teams are anonymous, but their team membership is not. I understand that I cannot save data from the particiants table (via {token:}) in an anonymous survey. In a previous post ( forums.limesurvey.org/index.php/forum/ca...ymous-survey?start=0 ) someone mentioned a workaround via an URL-parameter.

Question: Is it possible to add an URL-parameter based on one variable from the participant data (attribute_1 = team membership) to the individual survey link that is generated by inviting participants via limesurvey in an anonymous survey and to save this value from the URL in the survey response data? How?

Best,
Ali

Yes : construct you url like this

@@SUREYURL@@&questioncode={TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1} (or @@SUREYURL@@?questioncode={TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1})

Thank you. The link now contains the variable. However, I struggle to save the link value in the data. I tried unsuccessfully:

- an equation variable (titled ass1) containing {questioncode} and another time {TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1} in the question section
- an empty equation variable with title questioncode
- an equation variable with title questioncode and {questioncode} in the question section
- a long free text variable with title questioncode
- a panel integration variable titled questioncode referring to long free text variable questioncode

I'm out of ideas. How can I save that value?
Help is highly appreciated!

Best,
Ali

Give us an example of your full URL (obscuring the domain).

[domain]/index.php/[survey-project]?token=ojjK53jiaWzAVnJ&lang=de&questioncode=NL1

"NL1" should be saved in the survey data.

ali123456789 wrote:

- a long free text variable with title questioncode

 

Must work
www.limesurvey.org/manual/URL_fields#Pre...using_GET_parameters
 

Found the error: The relevance equation was set to one language only (the default one). Once setting it to 1, it works. Thanks so much and sorry for my sloppyness.

ali123456789 wrote:

Found the error: The relevance equation was set to one language only (the default one). Once setting it to 1, it works. Thanks so much and sorry for my sloppyness.

 

What ? There are different relevance equation by language in question in 6.X ?
 

No, the relevance equation was set to lang=de instead of 1. This caused the problem in saving the value despite using language de.

Again, thanks for you help!