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TOPIC: Complete Page section in index.php

Complete Page section in index.php 7 months 2 days ago #88443

Hi,
Brand new to LimeSurvey and giving it a test to see if I can make it work for us.
Our web page has a header and footer that is on all of our web pages.
We use an include statement to render the header and footer.
Example.
inlcude ('header.php');
include ('footer.php');

In index.php after each doFooter(); I add include ('footer.php'); and a few other sections and it works perfect.

But on the completed page when the user completes the page I cant find where in index.php where to add the footer statement.
I add two images. One showing the footer incorrectly and the complete page where its not rendering.

I appreciate any help!
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Re: Complete Page section in index.php 7 months 1 day ago #88459

  • DenisChenu
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Hello,
Maybe it's more easy to use a iframe.

With 1.92, there are a specific settings to have an include header.php / footer.php, but it take more time to do the same job with Yii.

Denis
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Re: Complete Page section in index.php 7 months 1 day ago #88502

I thought so too.
Thats what I started off with is an IFrame...but, I tied several different ways to auto adjust the height of the IFrame with LimeSurvey but was not able to make it work.
Has anyone made auto resize work?
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Re: Complete Page section in index.php 7 months 15 hours ago #88517

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Hello,

Made this on sondages pro
$(document).ready(function(){
    $("iframe.questionnaire").load(function() 
    {
        hauteur = $(this).contents().find("#container").outerHeight();
        $(this).height(hauteur+'px');
    });
});
:)

PS: I use a container id in my template :).
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