If you have ever written a question that requires you to do something special with JavaScript, like hiding the question's input field, etc, then you might find this useful..

instead of manually putting the questions ID code, like 4352x53x182, in the JS, you can now simple reference it using the template variable {SGQ} (stands for Survey, question Group, Question).

It was just an additional four lines of code. I used version 1.9.1 RC3 as the base. If you'd like to use it, you can download the file here:

groundless.org/stuff/limesurvey-1.9.1-rc3-timbee-1.tar.gz

cheers

Please open a new ticket at our bugtracker at "user patches2, submit your files and add some explanation. We can then try to integrate this into the core.

Done

bugs.limesurvey.org/view.php?id=4927

timbee wrote: Thanks , it can be a good idea.

In general, it's best to have diif files .

Did you comment your modification with some specific word ?

Sweet!
I've never submitted a patch to anything before, haha. So I'll do a little research. thanks for the heads up
Not in the code itself, but in the mantis patch report yes, I mentioned where I added each of the four lines. It didn't seem like it needed commenting, since it was placed with other lines that were very similar (ie: variable assignment)

timbee wrote: It's to find more eaily the modification

For diff in gnu/linux it's very easyr (diff directory1 directory2 > diff.patch).

With windows : maybe with gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/diffutils.htm

That's easy thanks for the tip. Patch created based on latest svn build (9742) and uploaded to mantis

Great !

And thanks !

Thanks for your patch, we'll review it.

Cool, thanks guys! The patch has been included in svn build 9755

Documentation updated:
Dynamically reference the SGQ identifier
Custom javascript code to hide answer elements
Template keywords