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Replacing the 'Error' text with 'Thank You' message

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2 days 5 hours ago #274188 by baneleb
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Survey theme/template:
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(Write here your question/remark)LimeSurvey Community Edition Version 6.16.10 
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Hi everyone. I’m currently working with LimeSurvey and would appreciate some guidance.When respondents (youth users in our case) complete a survey and later click the same survey link again, they are shown a page with the message:“Error – You have already completed this survey.”From a user experience perspective, we’d prefer this message to be more positive — for example, replacing “Error” with a “Thank You” message, since the user has already successfully completed the survey.Is it possible to configure this behavior from the admin side?
Specifically:
  • Can the “Error” message be customized or overridden?
  • Is there a way to redirect users who have already completed the survey to a custom “Thank You” page instead?

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