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	*'''hide_groupdescr_allinone:''' This setting is relevant for all-in-one surveys using conditions . When this is set to 'true', the group name and description is hidden if all questions in the group are hidden. The default value is 'true' - hides group name and description when all questions in the group are hidden by conditions. It can be edited in config.php.		*'''hide_groupdescr_allinone:''' This setting is relevant for all-in-one surveys using conditions . When this is set to 'true', the group name and description is hidden if all questions in the group are hidden. The default value is 'true' - hides group name and description when all questions in the group are hidden by conditions. It can be edited in config.php.
	*'''showpopups:''' Show popup messages if mandatory or conditional questions have not been answered correctly:		*'''showpopups:''' Show popup messages if mandatory or conditional questions have not been answered correctly:
	** '1'=~~Show~~ popup message ~~(default)~~;		** '2' = defined by Theme option (default)
	** '0'=~~Show~~ message on page instead;		** '1'= show popup message;
	** '-1'=Do not show the message at all (in this case, users will still see the question-specific tips indicating which questions must be answered).		** '0'= show message on page instead;
			** '-1'= do not show the message at all (in this case, users will still see the question-specific tips indicating which questions must be answered).

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	*'''deletenonvalues:''' Use this feature with caution. By default (a value of 1), irrelevant questions are NULLed in the database. ~~This~~ ensures that the data in your database is internally consistent. ~~However~~, there are rare cases where you might want to hold onto irrelevant values, in which case you can set the value to 0. ~~Say~~ you ask ~~the~~ person his gender, and he accidentally says 'female' and then answers some female-specific questions (questions that are conditioned on being female, so are only relevant for women). ~~Then~~, he realizes his mistake, backs up, sets the gender to 'male', and continues with the survey. Now, the female-specific questions are irrelevant. If $deletenonvalues==1, those irrelevant values will be cleared (NULLed) in the database. If $deletenonvalues==0, his erroneous answers will not be deleted, so they will still be present in the database when you analyze it.		*'''deletenonvalues:''' Use this feature with caution. By default (a value of 1), irrelevant questions are NULLed in the database. This ensures that the data in your database is internally consistent. However, there are rare cases where you might want to hold onto irrelevant values, in which case you can set the value to 0. For example, you ask a male person his gender, and he accidentally says 'female' and then answers some female-specific questions (questions that are conditioned on being female, so are only relevant for women). Then, he realizes his mistake, backs up, sets the gender to 'male', and continues with the survey. Now, the female-specific questions are irrelevant. If <code>$deletenonvalues==1</code>, those irrelevant values will be cleared (NULLed) in the database. If <code>$deletenonvalues==0</code>, his erroneous answers will not be deleted, so they will still be present in the database when you analyze it.
	*'''shownoanswer:''' When ~~a question of~~ a radio button/select type that contains editable answers (ie: List, Array questions) is not mandatory and shownoanswer is set to 1, an additional 'No answer' entry is shown - so that participants may choose to not answer the question. Some people prefer this not to be available. This setting is overridden in the [[Global settings]] dialog~~) {{NewIn\|1~~.~~87}}~~. Valid values are:		*'''shownoanswer:''' When a radio button/select type question that contains editable answers (i.e.: List, Array questions) is not mandatory and 'shownoanswer' is set to 1, an additional 'No answer' entry is shown - so that participants may choose to not answer the question. Some people prefer this not to be available. This setting can be overridden from the [[Global settings\|global settings]] dialog or edited in config.php. Valid values are:
	**0 ~~= no ,~~		**'0': No;
	**1 ~~= yes ,~~		**'1': Yes;
	**2 ~~= survey~~ admin can choose.		**'2': The Survey admin can choose.
	*'''printanswershonorsconditions:''' This setting determines if the printanswers feature will display entries from questions that were hidden by conditions-branching (Default: 1 = hide answers from questions hidden by conditions).		*'''printanswershonorsconditions:''' This setting determines if the printanswers feature will display entries from questions that were hidden by conditions-branching (Default: 1 = hide answers from questions hidden by conditions).
	*'''hide_groupdescr_allinone:'''~~{{NewIn\|1.85}}~~ This setting is relevant for all-in-one surveys using conditions . When this is set to true the group name and description is hidden if all questions in the group are hidden. ~~(Default:~~ true - ~~hide~~ group name and description when all ~~conditions~~ in the group are hidden by conditions)		*'''hide_groupdescr_allinone:''' This setting is relevant for all-in-one surveys using conditions . When this is set to 'true', the group name and description is hidden if all questions in the group are hidden. The default value is 'true' - hides group name and description when all questions in the group are hidden by conditions. It can be edited in config.php.
	*'''showpopups:''' Show popup messages if mandatory or conditional questions have not been answered correctly. 1=Show popup message (default), 0=Show message on page instead, -1=Do not show the message at all (in this case, users will still see the question-specific tips indicating which questions must be answered).		*'''showpopups:''' Show popup messages if mandatory or conditional questions have not been answered correctly:
			** '1'=Show popup message (default);
			** '0'=Show message on page instead;
			** '-1'=Do not show the message at all (in this case, users will still see the question-specific tips indicating which questions must be answered).

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2017-01-25T10:42:03Z

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	=Survey ~~Behavior~~=		=Survey behavior=
	*'''$allowmandbackwards:''' A setting of 1 for this variable will allow survey participants to move to a previous question even if they haven't answered a mandatory question. If it is set on 0, then participants will have to answer that question even to move to a previous question.		*'''deletenonvalues:''' Use this feature with caution. By default (a value of 1), irrelevant questions are NULLed in the database. This ensures that the data in your database is internally consistent. However, there are rare cases where you might want to hold onto irrelevant values, in which case you can set the value to 0. Say you ask the person his gender, and he accidentally says 'female' and then answers some female-specific questions (questions that are conditioned on being female, so are only relevant for women). Then, he realizes his mistake, backs up, sets the gender to 'male', and continues with the survey. Now, the female-specific questions are irrelevant. If $deletenonvalues==1, those irrelevant values will be cleared (NULLed) in the database. If $deletenonvalues==0, his erroneous answers will not be deleted, so they will still be present in the database when you analyze it.
	*'''$deletenonvalues:''' Use this feature with caution. By default (a value of 1), irrelevant questions are NULLed in the database. This ensures that the data in your database is internally consistent. However, there are rare cases where you might want to hold onto irrelevant values, in which case you can set the value to 0. Say you ask the person his gender, and he accidentally says 'female' and then answers some female-specific questions (questions that are conditioned on being female, so are only relevant for women). Then, he realizes his mistake, backs up, sets the gender to 'male', and continues with the survey. Now, the female-specific questions are irrelevant. If $deletenonvalues==1, those irrelevant values will be cleared (NULLed) in the database. If $deletenonvalues==0, his erroneous answers will not be deleted, so they will still be present in the database when you analyze it.		*'''shownoanswer:''' When a question of a radio button/select type that contains editable answers (ie: List, Array questions) is not mandatory and shownoanswer is set to 1, an additional 'No answer' entry is shown - so that participants may choose to not answer the question. Some people prefer this not to be available. This setting is overridden in the [[Global settings]] dialog) {{NewIn\|1.87}}. Valid values are:
	*'''$shownoanswer:''' When a question of a radio button/select type that contains editable answers (ie: List, Array questions) is not mandatory and $shownoanswer is set to 1, an additional entry is shown ~~for "N/A"~~ - so that participants may choose to not answer the question. Some people prefer this not to be available. ~~Set this to 0 to turn this off.~~ This setting is overridden in the [[Global settings]] dialog) {{NewIn\|1.87}}.		**0 = no ,
	*'''$printanswershonorsconditions:''' This setting determines if the printanswers feature will display entries from questions that were hidden by conditions-branching (Default: 1 = hide answers from questions hidden by conditions).		**1 = yes ,
	*'''$hide_groupdescr_allinone:'''{{NewIn\|1.~~85RC3~~}} This setting is relevant for all-in-one surveys using conditions . When this is set to true the group name and description is hidden if all questions in the group are hidden. (Default: true (hide group name and description when all conditions in the group are hidden by conditions))		**2 = survey admin can choose.
	*'''$showpopups:''' Show popup messages if mandatory or conditional questions have not been answered correctly. 1=Show popup message (default), 0=Show message on page instead, -1=Do not show the message at all (in this case, users will still see the question-specific tips indicating which questions must be answered).		*'''printanswershonorsconditions:''' This setting determines if the printanswers feature will display entries from questions that were hidden by conditions-branching (Default: 1 = hide answers from questions hidden by conditions).
			*'''hide_groupdescr_allinone:'''{{NewIn\|1.85}} This setting is relevant for all-in-one surveys using conditions . When this is set to true the group name and description is hidden if all questions in the group are hidden. (Default: true - hide group name and description when all conditions in the group are hidden by conditions)
			*'''showpopups:''' Show popup messages if mandatory or conditional questions have not been answered correctly. 1=Show popup message (default), 0=Show message on page instead, -1=Do not show the message at all (in this case, users will still see the question-specific tips indicating which questions must be answered).

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	*'''$allowmandbackwards:''' A setting of 1 for this variable will allow survey participants to move to a previous question even if they haven't answered a mandatory question. If it is set on 0, then participants will have to answer that question even to move to a previous question.		*'''$allowmandbackwards:''' A setting of 1 for this variable will allow survey participants to move to a previous question even if they haven't answered a mandatory question. If it is set on 0, then participants will have to answer that question even to move to a previous question.
	*'''$deletenonvalues:''' Use this feature with caution. By default (a value of 1), irrelevant questions are NULLed in the database. This ensures that the data in your database is internally consistent. However, there are rare cases where you might want to hold onto irrelevant values, in which case you can set the value to 0. Say you ask the person his gender, and he accidentally says 'female' and then answers some female-specific questions (questions that are conditioned on being female, so are only relevant for women). Then, he realizes his mistake, backs up, sets the gender to 'male', and continues with the survey. Now, the female-specific questions are irrelevant. If $deletenonvalues==1, those irrelevant values will be cleared (NULLed) in the database. If $deletenonvalues==0, his erroneous answers will not be deleted, so they will still be present in the database when you analyze it.		*'''$deletenonvalues:''' Use this feature with caution. By default (a value of 1), irrelevant questions are NULLed in the database. This ensures that the data in your database is internally consistent. However, there are rare cases where you might want to hold onto irrelevant values, in which case you can set the value to 0. Say you ask the person his gender, and he accidentally says 'female' and then answers some female-specific questions (questions that are conditioned on being female, so are only relevant for women). Then, he realizes his mistake, backs up, sets the gender to 'male', and continues with the survey. Now, the female-specific questions are irrelevant. If $deletenonvalues==1, those irrelevant values will be cleared (NULLed) in the database. If $deletenonvalues==0, his erroneous answers will not be deleted, so they will still be present in the database when you analyze it.
	*'''$shownoanswer:''' When a question of a radio button/select type that contains editable answers (ie: List, Array questions) is not mandatory and $shownoanswer is set to 1, an additional entry is shown for "N/A" - so that participants may choose to not answer the question. Some people prefer this not to be available. Set this to 0 to turn this off. ~~(starting with 1.87 this~~ setting is overridden in the [[Global settings]] dialog)		*'''$shownoanswer:''' When a question of a radio button/select type that contains editable answers (ie: List, Array questions) is not mandatory and $shownoanswer is set to 1, an additional entry is shown for "N/A" - so that participants may choose to not answer the question. Some people prefer this not to be available. Set this to 0 to turn this off. This setting is overridden in the [[Global settings]] dialog) {{NewIn\|1.87}}.
	*'''$printanswershonorsconditions:''' This setting determines if the printanswers feature will display entries from questions that were hidden by conditions-branching. (Default: 1 = hide answers from questions hidden by conditions)		*'''$printanswershonorsconditions:''' This setting determines if the printanswers feature will display entries from questions that were hidden by conditions-branching (Default: 1 = hide answers from questions hidden by conditions).
	*'''$hide_groupdescr_allinone:''' This setting is relevant for all-in-one surveys using conditions ~~and has bene introduced in LimeSurvey 1.85RC3~~. When this is set to true the group name and description is hidden if all questions in the group are hidden. (Default: true (hide group name and description when all conditions in the group are hidden by conditions))		*'''$hide_groupdescr_allinone:'''{{NewIn\|1.85RC3}} This setting is relevant for all-in-one surveys using conditions . When this is set to true the group name and description is hidden if all questions in the group are hidden. (Default: true (hide group name and description when all conditions in the group are hidden by conditions))
	*'''$showpopups:''' Show popup messages if mandatory or conditional questions have not been answered correctly. 1=Show popup message (default), 0=Show message on page instead, -1=Do not show the message at all (in this case, users will still see the question-specific tips indicating which questions must be answered).		*'''$showpopups:''' Show popup messages if mandatory or conditional questions have not been answered correctly. 1=Show popup message (default), 0=Show message on page instead, -1=Do not show the message at all (in this case, users will still see the question-specific tips indicating which questions must be answered).

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=Survey Behavior=
*'''$allowmandbackwards:''' A setting of 1 for this variable will allow survey participants to move to a previous question even if they haven't answered a mandatory question. If it is set on 0, then participants will have to answer that question even to move to a previous question.
*'''$deletenonvalues:''' Use this feature with caution. By default (a value of 1), irrelevant questions are NULLed in the database. This ensures that the data in your database is internally consistent. However, there are rare cases where you might want to hold onto irrelevant values, in which case you can set the value to 0. Say you ask the person his gender, and he accidentally says 'female' and then answers some female-specific questions (questions that are conditioned on being female, so are only relevant for women). Then, he realizes his mistake, backs up, sets the gender to 'male', and continues with the survey. Now, the female-specific questions are irrelevant. If $deletenonvalues==1, those irrelevant values will be cleared (NULLed) in the database. If $deletenonvalues==0, his erroneous answers will not be deleted, so they will still be present in the database when you analyze it.
*'''$shownoanswer:''' When a question of a radio button/select type that contains editable answers (ie: List, Array questions) is not mandatory and $shownoanswer is set to 1, an additional entry is shown for "N/A" - so that participants may choose to not answer the question. Some people prefer this not to be available. Set this to 0 to turn this off. (starting with 1.87 this setting is overridden in the [[Global settings]] dialog)
*'''$printanswershonorsconditions:''' This setting determines if the printanswers feature will display entries from questions that were hidden by conditions-branching. (Default: 1 = hide answers from questions hidden by conditions)
*'''$hide_groupdescr_allinone:''' This setting is relevant for all-in-one surveys using conditions and has bene introduced in LimeSurvey 1.85RC3. When this is set to true the group name and description is hidden if all questions in the group are hidden. (Default: true (hide group name and description when all conditions in the group are hidden by conditions))
*'''$showpopups:''' Show popup messages if mandatory or conditional questions have not been answered correctly. 1=Show popup message (default), 0=Show message on page instead, -1=Do not show the message at all (in this case, users will still see the question-specific tips indicating which questions must be answered).