Yes, that was a mistake.
But I wrote
The "panel integration" is IMHO only necessary if the parameter does not match the requirements of a LimeSurvey question code (starting with a number, contains underscores, etc).
Here I called the question "lid" and used panel integration.
Here you see the value is stored (to test do not hide questions)
And the end url looks like this.
Just set "Automatically load end URL when survey complete:" to "OFF" instead to "ON" in your real survey
Then you see the end url
Now you can ask the panel provider what is wrong with it (except the self selected leger_id)
Calculation of combinations:
Usually this is rather easy.
{G03Q39=(G01Q02-1)*8+G01Q50} could do the same thing?
Of course. It's simple arithmetic.
G01Q02 is province with cosdes from 1-13
G01Q50 is income with codes from 1-8
Now - if you do not believe - test in Excel
Now the maps.
About the maps, it has to be asked 4 times, for four directions, because lime survey doesn't allow you to draw something like a polyline. And again, because it is across Canada, it cannot be limited to a specific city.
But the respondent lives in one city and the radius of child's walking is about a few kilometers, or.
The general question seems to be
"In this section, we are interested to know how far your child can walk from your home without an adult."
And first question is
"Here, please indicate the furthest destination to the NORTH (top of map) where your child can walk
or cycle (or similar) without an adult". (Cycle??? In the group description you say "WALK")
So, the distance shouldn't be more than a few kilometers around the home.
So - in my opinion - it should be convenient if the map would show the area of the home.
And as you ask the postal code you may do that.
The real easy thing is to show province initzially - the first letter of the code.
But better - though a bit work would be to show the map according to the FSA - the citty.
Create a question of type "long text" and as default answer you may insert
#A1A47.5648 -52.7092
...
#A0Z48.5291 -58.5530
...
After you asked the postal code you grab the coordinates with an equation and show this area.
I think this is better to start with then with "Canada".
The respondent then clicks the point of the northest destination.
Now without any problems you may set these north coordinates as initial coordinates od the next question. (EAST)
As this will be only some kilometers away from the northest point, it will be fine.
And so on.
But as always, it is your survey.
Joffm