Is it possible to have public surveys, ask for email address, and then the user can continue to do the survey immediately without the need for email?

If possible, the condition of each email address can do the survey once must still be enforced.

Much thanks!

Hello,

It's a new feature for 2.1, maybe for 2.05.

With 2.0, you can use own srcript before survey entre to validate email and create token table.

Denis

Thx Denis.

Any page containing the version release timetable?

OK Denis,

With 2.0, is it possible to let users register their email address and other arbitrary fields without creating tokens? We'll check for duplicate email address manually.

We want to see if we can make LS into production before 2.05….

I worked around the issue. Thx!

I worked around the issue.

Can you share?

I can share. Sure. But u r part of the LS team, n you should know more...

I just make my first question with fields for name, email and address. Mandatory or optional input, of which is up to you.

No token.

Use cookie to track users.

I get the email after they complete the survey, in the responses fields.

But u r part of the LS team, n you should know more

This is not for my benefit! This forum is all about sharing help and solutions.

Thanks for your input.

Hi Dennis,

Did this feature make it into 2.05 or is there a script that has been developed to provide this functionality?

We would like the ability to run a script that passes through the email address, and other token attributes of a public registration form, to the token table. is this possible?

We are on Version 2.05+ Build 140502

Check out the Remote API
manual.limesurvey.org/RemoteControl_2_API#add_participants

Note sure if the additional attributes already covered.

Hi,

Can be done with actual version and plugin.

Start by gitorious.org/ls-extendregister/ls-replaceregister , and replace the sendmail system by a redirect.

All is here, just need 2/4 day of php dev.

Denis

Didn't we actually implement this at the LS 2.1 branch at the beginning of this year?

Denis, didn't you work on that?