Hello. I have a problem with responses. I made two group of questions from survey as random that they appear at the beginning of the survey or at the end alternately. And it works how i wanted. Groups of question appears alternately on the second or fourth page.

The problem is that all respondents' answers in the responses are in natural order and there don't show who had different order in the survey.

What do I need to change, that it showed me who had the survey with the changed order group of question?

urpal12 wrote: What do I need to change, that it showed me who had the survey with the changed order group of question?

There is no option or setting to show the order of showed questiongroups.

The workaround is to add a hidden equation question to each group you want to track and enter this ExpressionScript/ExpressionManager code
The variable self.gseq is counting from 0 to the last displayed group. The +1 is to start from 1.
That way you could add the displayed order to your responses.

How did you randomize these groups?
By a random number?

Then this is stored in the database; so you know it.

As you explained I cannot imagine that you used "randomization group name".

Joffm

Survey menu>list question groups and I put the same word in two groups by wrote in section "Randomization group". It works when I fill out the survey, but in the responses i don't see surveys, where pages had change position.
Generally my study is that I have an experimental and control group. The control group is the one in which the page with the question table is in a natural position while the experimental group, it is the one in which the order changes.

The script works during fill out the survey but still in people responses i can't recognize group with different order. Is there any additional code to {self.gseq + 1} which could write the number which generate code gseq?

my point is that the {self.gseq + 1} code does not solve the problem because in the responses it saves as the source code "{self.gseq + 1}"

I'm completely green in it. Thanks for help.

Try using a numeric input question with {self.gseq + 1} as the default answer and hide the question with a CSS class "hidden".

urpal12 wrote: because in the responses it saves as the source code "{self.gseq + 1}"

What version of LimeSurvey is used? Since you are not used to ExpressionScript it might be a detail we are missing.
So you might create a simple survey with two groups and the randomization and the self.gseq code. If that is still not working, you could export that survey as LSS export and attach it here. That way we might isolate the issue.

Thank you very much! It works. Thanks all for help!