I am creating a survey with 4 different question groups . Each group has a different kinds of questions. I would like to put 4 links on the first page of the survey that, each link is a direct link to that question group. Is that possible ?
That doesn't fully answer it. None of the questions in my groups are mandatory. Is it not possible to just "jump" to a question group without using conditions ? aka a direct link to display a question group ? I consider questions groups more or less as pages. Each "page" has some questions. I want the user to select a "page" by clicking on a link.
Unfortunately, no, the groups are not "pages". They may be displayed as a page but in reality they are groups of elements in a form. So there is no such thing as https://myLimeSurveys/index.php?group=2 .
The closest you could come to that would be to use JavaScript to advance the form
but as far as I know, that will only work if the group has already been visited.
I don't understand the problem with using a question and conditions to display the appropriate group. It doesn't matter if the questions are mandatory (except the group selection question).
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Why you don't use 4 survey, then the four survey link appear on survey list.
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To jump backwards there will be a new feature at version 1.91.
There is a hiden element checking the current step in a survey, example:
<!-- group2.php -->
<input type='hidden' name='thisstep' value='8' id='thisstep' />
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