I have a survey which gathers information on student courses. There are 248 questions in total. These are divided into 20 groups based on their year of enrolment, using a relevance equation. If student selects 2011 and Computing, they see that group of questions only. The survey is working - it took a very long time to do as I had to put every subject choice into the data. However, the button to submit never shows up. At the end of the survey, there is still a Next button. Any ideas much appreciated. The link:

e-learn.acu.edu.au/newsurveys/index.php/936295/lang-en

This is because of the existence of possible relevant groups.

If the respondents will only see two groups, I would...

1) Hide the progress bar with something like this in template.css:
2) Dynamically change the "Next" button text in the second group to "Submit". For example, if there will always be a multiple-short-text type question in group 2 but not in group 1, you could add something like this to the end of template.js:

As a feature request, could it be possible in a future release to have Limesurvey check whether it can tell from relevance equations whether a given page is the last relevant page to the survey and replace "next" with "submit"?

jsibley wrote: As a feature request, could it be possible in a future release to have Limesurvey check whether it can tell from relevance equations whether a given page is the last relevant page to the survey and replace "next" with "submit"?

1st problem : this take a lot of memory to evaluate relevance, then it can be included everywhere/everytime : need a settings.
2nd problem : take a time to develop

Denis