Mazi, my Javascript isn't really up to a good demonstration to solve this very particular and unusual need. It would be more useful IMHO to elaborate the principle in the tokens section of the manual a little, eg.


If your survey is NOT anonymous, the following field names are available to insert token data in survey text and Javascript:
[table of fieldnames here]

For example, if Attribute 1 contains either 'worker' or 'boss', one could personalise a question:
Hello {TOKEN:FIRSTNAME}, what do you as a {TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1} think about your [script]if {TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1}='worker' then write 'bosses' else write 'workers'[/script]?

In an anonymous survey these field names are not available because the tokens table is dissociated from the survey. (Changes in bold.)

If this is a useful explanation how one might use these fieldnames, then people can come up with all sorts of creative ways to exploit them. What do you think? Feel free to improve ...

Regards.

Sounds great. You are absolutely right: we need some more documentation on tokens and what can be done by using placeholders. Your instructions are great, can you add this to the wiki?!

By chance I found that some explanation was in the Adding a Question section of the manual. On the Tokens page I added a mention of script use and a link to examples in the Adding A Question page (but couldn't figure out how to link to the proper page section), where I added a rough scripting example.