Hi,
I need to set a cookie to prevent repeated participation from the same machine and I see that if I have participation table it doesn't work.
Is it the standard behavior or is it a bug ? Is there away to use it with a survey that has a tokens table?

Thank you in advance

it doesn't work.

What doesn't work?
The cookie is not set?
The survey does not start?
Or what?


I tested and it looks fine.

Joffm

But if you use tokens the participant can use it only once (in the default setting)
So what is the special reason to avoid the survey to be answered twice from the same machine.
(E.g. you invited two people of the same household. The have different tokens)

The cookie is not set. User can access the survey from the same machine over and over.
BUT I didnt mention something that might be the problem.
Every user has more than one "uses left".
The idea is that there is a group of responses on the same token and I want to restrict the use to only one machine (but can be completed more times under different machines)

I've just notice your PS question..
The reason is because of the following scenario:
- Course evaluation survey that is taken by different classes
- Survey participants need to be annonymos but they identify by their class id
- They're all taking it at the same time at the same computer lab
- The identification is done by an api taking a unique number from the attributes table (that's why only one record per class)

Thus I need:
- That every participant will be able to fill the survey only once (that's why the cookie)

Hi
just updating that I've solved it by creating cookie handling in JS that I've added at the start and end page