Hi,

Deafult system use
$("#progressbar").progressbar({
value: XX
});

Where XX is the percentage. WIth the default template, and no js you can see a sentence, and deactivating css (or look at code).
Something like "You done XX% of the survey"

What is this sentence ?

No worries:

And with this : SkeletonQUest OR default show fractions ????

Ca,n you provide a link for testing ? It's incredible .....

Actually - no.

It appears now that all templates other than TFR responsive work as expected.

TFR works as expected (integer display of progress) on Safari on my Mac but not on Chrome. So it seems to be more of a template issue than a general LimeSurvey issue.

Sorry for the confusion. :blink:

Tammo,
I did a rapid test using tfr template ( v1.6.0) with a questionnaire I made...
As @Outofgamut there is an issue under chrome (last release 49.0.2623.28) with an old mac OS (snow leopard 10.6..

But... what it's very strange is that there is no issue at all with your 2 samples surveys provided here

The only difference (except template version) I can see for the moment:
I'm using the same jQuery version ( v2.1.1 and not v1.11.1 )



Note for Denis: No problem with SKLTquest

Thank you Ben. In the end we decided to drop the display of the percentage. We just show the bar. The percentage is silly and does not do right to intelligent minds...
* it starts at 2%
* it does not display the right percentage in surveys with conditional questions

In the end it is meant only to give some feedback on where you are in the number of pages of the survey, which may or may not reflect the time you still have to invest in finishing the survey...

Tammo

Tammo wrote: In the end it is meant only to give some feedback on where you are in the number of pages of the survey, which may or may not reflect the time you still have to invest in finishing the survey...

I fully agree ...
.

we decided to drop the display of the percentage...

Remember that there is no issue with your template versions (premium?) used here

Thanks, this gives a clue about where to look for...

tammo wrote: * it starts at 2%

Not for me ....

* it does not display the right percentage in surveys with conditional questions

Right

But end user can choose to hide or show it in Survey settings