You have to switch off the editor or you include the text and add the link through the editor.

You can't include HTML code in the WYSIWYG mode. You have to switch to the code view, which generally is the button in the top left corner of the editor. Or you switch off the editor in your user profile and insert the html code then.

If you insert the text in the WYSIWYG Mode, Limesurvey will take it as if you want to present it as text, code is not rendered but rather displayed as text. But that is totally normal behaviour with any WYSIWYG editor that I have ever seen and used.

ich arbeite im BETA Modus

Oh, me too (German instead of English)
Das solltest Du sicher nicht machen, wenn Du eine "richtige" Umfrage basteln willst.

Dieser Modus ist zunächst einmal nur zum Schauen, Ausprobieren, Rückmeldung von Fehlern, Verbesserungen, usw.

Joffm

 

Supppperrr! Habe den Modus gewechselt und habe meine Fragen. imgur.com/a/ADHpbtV

Wie mache ich es nun, dass der Email-Eintrag und die Einverständnis-Erklärung erst dann erscheinen, wenn man teilnehmen möchte?

Ich habe, wie dein Vorschlag, die Option mit JA und NEIN vorangezogen. Und die Fragen zur Email und zur Einverständnis erst dann zeigen, wenn sie JA ausgewählt haben

Though @holch and I had a blackout by writing German, now we come back to English.

Or you start a thread in the German part.

The condition of the "agreement question" is: the "email question" is answered.
As this is an open question, you only can check for "!is_empty()" (it is not empty)
So the condition of the "agreement" question is : !is_empty(Q1),  or whatever the code of the "email" question is.

You can refine this by using a regular expression to check if there is a valid email address.
Something like
regexMatch(pattern,Q1). For the pattern see the manual about regular expressions.

Joffm

I actually would put the confirmation question as the second and the email question as the last.

First you ask if they want to participate in the raffle. Then you ask them to confirm the terms. And only once they confirmed the terms I would ask for the mail.

This way you can set the conditions quite easily.

Thx so much, i have changed it!

And i think, i solved the conditioning also so far. But i have one final question: imgur.com/nJlJLtB and about this: imgur.com/Y9OXWpc

When i look into responds and into the database, i have less users, even i did not change anything in the settings. We are testing the survey with some team members, but i can't see the answers here anymore? How does this happen? Always when i activate and deactivate the survey?

It is planned that the survey needs to be run tomorrow. And we need any responses in the database. What needs to be considered there?

When you activate a survey, you can't make change to certain parts of the survey (e.g. add questions, add answer options and subquestions), because this requires changes in the database. So make sure that your survey is READY and FINAL when you activate it. Because once you are in field and see the need to de-activate the survey, all responses up to this point will be archived. So I personally try to avoid to have to de-activate a survey during fieldtime at any cost.

Now, sometimes it is necessary and then I export all responses BEFORE deactivating, just to make sure I have those responses secured. If everything goes wrong, at least the responses are still there and somehow I can join different files with responses later manually in some way.

So as said, when you deactivate the survey, all responses up to this point get archived. You then can do the changes to the survey and when you reactivate, as you can see in your screenshot 2 that you can "reactivate" old participant tables. This usually works fine, but depending on the changes you made, this might not be 100%. So better to avoid this as much as possible.

So whenever you deactivate, the answers so far "disappear" (get archived). You need to remember to restore them when you activate again. During testing, this is no issue, because you won't want to have the test responses mixed with the real responses.

So before you go into field, you can either deactivate and activate the survey to have a clean response table, or you delete the test responses manually from the GUI.

But remember, during the real field time, avoid deactivating if possible. That's why you should test thoroughly BEFORE going into field.

To be honest, seeing the questions you have today, wanting to go into field tomorrow sounds like a stretch and there is / was very little time for testing. Usually, for me, the testing process takes longer than the programming stage.