Hello.

As a newbie with LimeSurvey (Version 2.65.0+170502) I'm working on a battery of tests, administered as a game for children.
In particular I am looking for a solution in order to give the subjects to freely choose the group of questions.

The idea would be to have kind of an "home page" with few images (the groups of questions).
As far as the subject chooses and completes a group, he will be taken back to the "home page" and will be able to choose another group... and so on.

Is it possible ?

Thank you very much for your attention,
Danilo

You can show the index to allow back and forth navigation - manual.limesurvey.org/Survey_settings#Pr...ation_.26_navigation

Thank you tpartner.
Unfortunately the index for the "question by question" mode is not yet supported.
Any other solution ?

Place every question in a separate group and use group-by-group mode.

Thank you tpartner.
The actual situation is that I have 6 groups containing about 32 questions each, for a total of 200 questions. And the final step will have 12 groups. As far as I understand, following your suggestion I would loose the actual groups, isn't it ?
I don't know if this will be an additional problem, but I also need to randomize the questions in each group (I'm working on the solution suggested in manual.limesurvey.org/Workarounds:_Survey_behaviour , "Totally random survey order", point 2.
Thank you very much for your attention.

Sorry, I don't have a solution.

Thank you anyway.
I will look for another solution. Any suggestion would be very welcome.
All the best,
Danilo

Do you really need a single survey to do that?

Different surveys (one by current "group") accessible via a small HTML interface you'd be free to design as you want could do the trick.

Hello LouisGac,

in fact it could be the solution.
I'm thinking on how I could let the system (I mean limesurvey) recognize a particular subject coming from the outside - the small HTML interface - and log all his own answers for each survey without asking him to give his login-password each time.

Thank you very much,
Danilo

you can add the token login/password in the url of a survey, it will log the user and bypass the login screen.

Then you'll need to have a login before people access your HTML page listing your surveys, and the HTML page will just modify the url to access each survey. If you want to test the credentials, you can simply do it by querying the LS database.

Thank you LouisGac.
I will work on such a solution and come back for an update.
All the best,
Danilo

do not hesitate to ask for help in this thread if you need some.