Re: Interesting use of snippets

Joel Palmius wrote:
> I've just worked a bit with a survey containing a somewhat different 
> routing.
> 
> The survey is supposed to evaluate a number of "functions" at the 
> university. There are 40 of those, and there are seven questions about 
> each function. Clearly, asking everyone about all functions would cause 
> a lot of questions to be asked, especially since most of the respondents 
> have no idea whatsoever about some of the functions.
> 
> So idea is: Page 1, ask respondents which functions he is familiar with. 
> Plain MATRIX, are you familiar with ... yes/no for each function.
> 
> Following pages: Display one page per previously selected function, do 
> not show the pages which contain functions the user is not familiar with.
> 
> So problem becomes: How to route the user to show only, say, seven 
> user-selected pages?

[snip]

> 
> Dunno if anyone gets anything out of the above discussion, but 
> personally I'm pretty satisfied with the solution. :-)

cool! I'm always thinking about a perl snippet collection.. maybe we 
could set up a faq (or choose an appropriate name) section on the site 
for this... I think a lot of people need something to do this.

stay tuned,
bugant.
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