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Hi everyone,
I am sure this is possible but I just don't know where to add the code for it.
I run limesurvey on my own website and want to show the survey in an iframe (which works).
However, I also want to hide this iframe once the user submitted the survey. Where can i change some file in lime survey to do that?
I guess it has to do with the moveSubmit button but I can't find where the submit is handled.
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LurLur

This is not a Limesurvey issue, but rather a HTML issue or an issue of your website. Limesurvey just shows up in your iframe, that's it. To close / hide the iframe, you need to do through your website, e.g. set a cookie and based on the cookie you show/hide the iframe with the survey. You won't find a setting for this in Limesurvey, because there is no setting in limesurvey and there can't be a setting in Limesurvey. The site shown in an iframe has no control over the iframe. This would be a serious security issue. Imagine a website that is shown within an iframe could manipulate your website.

Thx for the quick reply,
however I think you misinterpreted my question (maybe I am in the wrong sub forum?):
I am not searching for a setting in limesurvey.  I want to find the code/file where the action of the submit button is defined so I can adjust this code to also close the iframe. Both pages are hosted by me, it is not a kind of crosssite scripting.
(see stackoverflow.com/questions/14645647/sub...nd-show-a-hidden-div for something similar for what I want to achieve)

You are right, I missinterpreted your question.

However, while not a Javascript expert, I am not sure if you will be able to manipulate your website (where the iframe is) from within the iframe, e.g. when clicking on the submit button close the iframe. I still think this would be a security issue.

Let's see if Tpartner shows up, he is surely the expert for those things that involve Javascript for example.

Since there should be no cross-domain issues, try this in the source of a question in the last survey group. (but test that the survey actually submits)

Thanks,
this worked with a little tweak instead of hiding it, it set height and width to 0.
Thx a lot!

Tpartner to the rescue again!

A quick follow-up question: Is there a possibility to adjust the code slightly, because right now the iframe will be closed, even if some mandatory question is not answered when pressing submit.

tpartner wrote:

Since there should be no cross-domain issues, try this in the source of a question in the last survey group. (but test that the survey actually submits)
 

since we need it only after submit : why not, in end text content

But in general what i do i create a jquery function in parent : something like
and inside iframe
See : gitlab.com/SondagesPro/QuestionSettingsT...ssets/extraSurvey.js
 and gitlab.com/SondagesPro/QuestionSettingsT...nExtraSurvey.js#L169