Joffm wrote:

It is possible though I see it as a "l'art pour l'art" solution.
 

Maybe you can do it too with some LibreOffice Calc calculation to transform the JSON data to

 

Hello, and thank you all for your quick responses.  Please allow me to address them, the best I can, in the order of your replies.

You can send the report to any email, but currently there are no way to include the image link./source to the PDF.

I think we can add an Expression Manager function : imgSrc(Qcode[index=0]) in a new plugin.

Else a plugin can create any PDF file using any PHP script Export plugin : www.limesurvey.org/manual/Export_plugin_development#newExport but more time consuming.

I followed the link in the above reply, but the page only had five items on it with no details.  Is there another page with additional details and/or instructions?

Hi, unfortunately you did not answer the question at the beginning about your hosting.

My apologies. I didn't see this.  I am on a dedicated server, so I have access to all files.

Now you may do an ajax-call to rename the files on the server.
Extract the filename and the extension by some stringfunctions (ExpressionScript) and run the ajax call in a question of type "short text" where you store the result of the call (the new name of the file)
Like this

I have a little experience with php and Java, but not much with AJAX.  Exactly where should this code go?

You see there is a php script called "renameFile.php" that you have to create (up to your needs)

My apologies, but this is a bit vague for me.  My needs are pretty specific, to include the actual images in the output.  What should go in this file?

As a temporary measure, I hacked part of the code in /application/helpers/admin/export/HtmlWriter.php as follows.  FULL DISCLAIMER: This is a terrible hack, and I am using this on a non-production site only for testing. I have extremely limited experience with the file structure and programming logic of limesurvey so I was just trying to see if I could access the files.  It works, but it leaves the images in a publicly available folder which is not good for security.  Please don't judge me on this code /**
* Renders a question and recurses into subquestions.
* @param Question $question
* @param string $value
*/
protected function renderQuestion($question, $value, $header)
{
if (isset($value) && strlen($value) > 0) {
$this->openTag('tr', array(
'data-qid' => $question,
'class' => 'question'
));

$this->tag('td', $header);
$this->tag('td', $value);
if(substr($value,0,2) == "[{") {
$tempvalue = str_replace(""","",$value);

$tempvalue = str_replace("[{","",$tempvalue);
$tempvalue = str_replace("}];","",$tempvalue);
$filenamearray = array();
foreach(explode(',',$tempvalue) as $filenameitems) {
$filenameitem = explode(':',$filenameitems);
$filenamearray[$filenameitem[0]] = $filenameitem[1];
}
$original_filename = $filenamearray;
$new_filename = $filenamearray;
$new_url = "https://myserver/upload/surveys/surveynumber/files/temp/" . $new_filename;

$temp_directory = '/myserverpath/upload/surveys/surveynumber/files/temp/';
$main_directory = '/myserverpath/upload/surveys/surveynumber/files/';

$original_file = $main_directory . $original_filename;
$new_file = $temp_directory . $new_filename;

copy($original_file,$new_file);

echo "<img src=\"$new_url\" width=\"200\"><br>";


}
$this->closeTag();
}
}


Thank you again for all your help.