Dear friends,

As title. Does LimeSurvey support such feature that some questions can be specifically not printed while user clicked the "Print Your Answers" page?

I find just a few settings in relation printing, but not sure what does it function for:
"Insert page break in printable view"

Million thanks!

Does LimeSurvey support such feature that some questions can be specifically not printed while user clicked the "Print Your Answers" page?

Not as far as I know.

I find just a few settings in relation printing, but not sure what does it function for: "Insert page break in printable view"

This is not related to print answers, it is for the printable version of the survey - www.limesurvey.org/manual/Question_type_...iew_.28page_break.29


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Hi,
Try this:

1) Use a template only for this survey
2) Open the printanswers.pstpl file
3) Remove and replace {ANSWERTABLE} placeholder by your custom printed report using EM possibilities (You can use mostly all the code & syntax provided in this related post )
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Nice tip Ben.

thank you!

@kmanapp
You can also use a 100% CSS based solution (only if you are NOT using conditions):
Example:
/!\ Check your source code if "printouttable" class is available. If not find and use another selector.

hello
i also need this kind of solution for print page i won't not to show the empty answers in array text questions i was using variable length array but it doesn't work for printing it show also the hidden column that is not answered by the participant so i am thinking if it is help full using css in printanswer.pstpl so could you help me for not display the hidden columns on the printpage.



Thank you

I don't think this is possible, because the print view can't know which questions have responses and which don't. You would probably have to create your own script to read the database, check if there is an answer and then display it accordingly. But I guess this would be quite some programming work.

OK tnx Holch

holch wrote: I don't think this is possible, because the print view can't know which questions have responses and which don't. You would probably have to create your own script to read the database, check if there is an answer and then display it accordingly. But I guess this would be quite some programming work.

Coding wise this shouldn't be that difficult. You just need to check the answer before outputting the while line for that question. If it is blank -> skip it.

I could also think of some JavaScript which does the job as a kind of post-processing directly after the page was loaded. One could create a script that checks for empty answer cells and deleted the whole parent row.

Well, I don't think it is rocket since, but it will definitely a little bit more than a few minutes of tinkering, right?

i am sorry i am not good programming thing where the path to modify or update this code?