I've been a long-time fan of LimeSurvey. I appreciate any help that the LimeSurvey community can provide.

I would like to create a survey that asks about a user's interests. There would be a list of 10 possible interests to choose from, and I want the End Message to be personalized with links to resources based on the user's interests.

The list of interests would be multiple-choice question type with check boxes.

Can this be done in LimeSurvey?

I haven't tried but think you MIGHT be able to do it using conditions. So in addition to the 10-item question, each personalized link will be another label type question and each of them will be in a separate group. Then set your 10-item question condition to do the magic.

That's a really great idea, but I'm not sure I can set conditions on elements inside the End Message?

Each label type question will be a link to the personalized web page. You set the conditions for the 10-item question so that when a user make a certain choice he or she will see, on the next survey page, the corresponding label type question with the personalized web link.

I see. So maybe I could modify the survey so that they wouldn't see the "SUBMIT" button that leads them to the end message. If I separate the survey Group-by-Group, clicking "NEXT" to go on to the next survey page saves their answers anyway, right?

You can use an Expression Manager conditional equation in the end message to pipe in the target URLs - www.limesurvey.org/manual/Expression_Man...onditional_Equations .


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So I'm giving this a try, but I am having trouble including HTML into expressions. Is there a way to do this with Expression Manager?

{if(howmany == 1, '<h3 style="color:red;">Your Price: $365/yr</h3>','')}
{if(howmany == 2, '<h3 style="color:red;">Your Price: $245/yr</h3>','')}
{if(howmany == 3, '<h3 style="color:red;">Your Price: $200/yr</h3>','')}
{if(howmany == 4, '<h3 style="color:red;">Your Price: $200/yr</h3>','')}
{if(howmany == 5, '<h3 style="color:red;">Your Price: $175/yr</h3>','')}
{if(howmany == 6, '<h3 style="color:red;">Your Price: $175/yr</h3>','')}
{if(howmany == 7, '<h3 style="color:red;">You will be contacted regarding special pricing.</h3>','')}

The final result will include a large block of HTML based on specific user responses. The expression logic will be simple. Basically, if A==1 then {insert html here}

Hey I figured out a solution here.

Create Text Display type questions for each possible answer. Build the html blocks as needed. Then instead of the code above that includes the HTML, simply reference the Text Display type question. For example:

{if(howmany == 1, price1.question,'')}
{if(howmany == 2, price2.question,'')}
{if(howmany == 3, price3.question,'')}
{if(howmany == 4, price4.question,'')}
{if(howmany == 5, price5.question,'')}
{if(howmany == 6, price6.question,'')}
{if(howmany == 7, price7.question,'')}

The only problem is that these answers will be displayed in the survey. UNLESS you choose "Yes" under "Always hide this question" found in the Advanced Settings of the question. This hides the question in the survey, but the HTML will still appear in the End Message.

The power of the forums... a few months old post and it really helped me out!

Thanks gradenh!