Re: R: multilanguage questionaire

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You can of course combine the branching survey thing with perl in the last=
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page. Language of button can (I think, didn't test) be done the same way=20
as in the perl example. For a long and complicated survey this is probably=
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the easiest way to manage it.

<SURVEY {&
   if($session->getValue("SUBMITTED_lang") eq "en")
   {
     print "TITLE=3D\"The final page\" SUBMITTEXT=3D\"Send it in\" ";
   }
   else
   {
     print "TITLE=3D\"Les page du finale\" SUBMITTEXT=3D\"Committeur\" ";
   }
&} THEME=3D"slate" >

=2E.

</SURVEY>

Yes, my french still sucks. :-)

   // Joel


On Mon, 6 Nov 2006, Clemens Gruber wrote:

> Hi Luca, hi Joel,
>
> by the second approach form you, Joel (One brancing lines which converges=
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> the end) is the "problem" - or not nice thing - that I have to write such=
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> things like button text or message in both languages on the last page. Th=
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> is no mechanism like "if" to put out different questions or text and the =
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> on the button can I specify only once, hmm. If I use Perl I have to rebui=
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> all questions in HTML.
>
> To use the include mechanism sounds good, Luca. Do you use the same last =
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> for both languages?
>
> Clemens
>
>
>
> Luca Notari wrote:
>
>> I've made with success a multi language questionnaire using the
>> mechanism of including files.
>> I think you could separate the survey structure from the survey language
>> content (of course, question types must be the same)
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>> This is what I've used:
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>> <CUSTOM ESCAPED=3D"no">
>> <!--
>> {\
>> $session->setValue ("QuestionCode" , "QuestionCaption" );
>> ...
>> ...
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>> \}
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>> -->
>> </CUSTOM>
>> Above custom tag contains the whole questions and answers captions for a
>> language. So I named this file "english.stpl".
>> Each question is now a session variable.
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>> And this is a piece of a question I put in a page:
>> {@english.stpl@}
>> <CHOICE MUSTANSWER=3D"yes" NAME=3D"question" CAPTION=3D"{_QuestionCode_}=
">
>> <CHOICEELEMENT CAPTION=3D"{_QuestionCode1_}" VALUE=3D"1" />
>> <CHOICEELEMENT CAPTION=3D"{_QuestionCode2_}" VALUE=3D"2" />
>> <CHOICEELEMENT CAPTION=3D"{_QuestionCode3_}" VALUE=3D"3" />
>> <CHOICEELEMENT CAPTION=3D"{_QuestionCode4_}" VALUE=3D"4" />
>> </CHOICE>
>> <ROUTE CONTINUE=3D"next.survey" />
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>> I've putted the include file instruction only in the first page
>> displayed .
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>> Note that there is (I've found it) a little problem with SPSS export: if
>> you want to export labels, now the label name is  {_questionCode_}, so
>> you have to prepare labels in another way.
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>> Hope this is useful for you,
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>> Luca=20
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>> -----Messaggio originale-----
>> Da: [email protected]
>> [mailto:[email protected]] Per conto di Clemens
>> Gruber
>> Inviato: luned=EC 6 novembre 2006 11.04
>> A: [email protected]
>> Oggetto: survey-discussion-list: multilanguage questionaire
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>> Hello,
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>> has somebody build a multi-language questionnaire with mod_survey? We've
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>> got the same questions in english and french, but you can't say on the l=
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>> page store this data all in one file. You have allways survey-en.survey =
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>> survey-fr.survey. So the data retrieval needs two different pages, is th=
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>> right?
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>> Clemens
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>
> Skickat av Clemens Gruber <[email protected]>
> till survey-discussion
>
>
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