No .... stop at first error, but don't stop at actual page.

Denis, thanks again for your solution! The reason why it did not work for me was that I changed the wrong template - d'oh!

But I have one (I think quite important) addition to your code. In order for participants to be able to leave the survey without a message AFTER completing, I added another condition to the if-statement:
(It detects if the div with the id "completed" exists on that page.)

If you agree, can you please add it to your code?

Best
Jonsen

Hi,

Plese fill free to update our wiki :
www.limesurvey.org/manual/Workarounds:_S...y_closing_the_survey

I edited your post in the wiki...

Thanks and see you!

And maybe it's best to use something like this:

Think it's best (have to test ...)

DenisChenu wrote:

Code:

$('.button,[name='move']').length

Yes, that's probably better than finding it out based on the <div>. I'm not sure if that then covers all cases...

Where can I change the alert text and the alert-button text?

I tryed the program Poedit, but that's not working.

Hi LS_SR,

you can adapt the German sentences in the code (at e.returnValue and return) BUT for Firefox and similar browsers, the text is built-in and you cannot change it. You would need to rewrite the function for Firefox. Also, you cannot change the text of the button of javascript's alert() function, so you would have to use a differnet solution to implement an alert with a custom button, like using jQuery's alert functions...

Best
jonsen

Thanks for your fast answer.

Thanks a lot for your Code.
Do you now how it's possible to make en exception for the languagechanger?

Cheers
Benny

Hi fanepic,

please try to add ".changelang" to the jQuery "on" action by changing this:

to this:

Please leave a quick comment if this works, otherwise I'll have a closer look.

Best
jonsen

IMPORTANT: The current code is on www.limesurvey.org/manual/Workarounds:_S...y_closing_the_survey