RE: jumping back to a question

Joel Palmius <[email protected]> Fri, 26 Aug 2005 13:28:32 +0200 (CEST)
Newsgroups gmane.comp.apache.mod-survey.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I have to agree that some perl coding will be necessary, and that the best 
approach is a newly-generated page. My suggestion would be to write a 
CUSTOM tag with specified VARIABLES parameter. In that tag you could write 
the perl snippet for accessing the previously submitted values (through 
the $session variable), and printing the text. The perl script could also 
contain the randomization function.

   // Joel


On Fri, 26 Aug 2005, Inform-azioni Demetra wrote:

> Lorie Srivastava
>> Hi:
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>> I am having respondents go through 20 scenarios and make choices between
>> different kinds of food items.
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>> After the 20th scenario, I want to be able to jump back and show
>> them their
>> response to one of the 20  - the one that is shown will be
>> randomly chosen by
>> the roll of a die.
>>
>> So for example, a person goes to all 20 scenarios and makes their
>> food choices.
>> After the 20th scenario, a die is rolled.
>>
>> If the die rolls a 4, I want to be able to jump back to scenario
>> 4, and have the
>> respondent see what food choice they made in that scenario.
>>
>> After that, I want to continue with the survey (there are more
>> scenarios...)
>>
>> Is there a way to jump back to a question, and then continue with
>> the survey
>> (past the 20th scenario...)
> In my opinion the best way to do it is
> create a question (the 21th) that
> show a answer give you previously in the
> quest.
> It not very difficult create a question that
> show you a previously answer, some difficult about
> random choice about previously answers (may be some perl programming
> is necessary).
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> This application is very uncommon (rare)... do you know some
> CAWI-CATI system that do it easily?
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> Vladi
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