To export the current form to a printable document, just click on the highlighted icon below in the form function menu, and select the type of document to output: RTF – a popular text format document readable by most popular Word Processors, e.g. Microsoft Word, Pages, OpenOffice, etc. PDF – a document format by Adobe […]
Output Print Survey for Review
by admin on 12. Jun, 2010 in Operating a Form
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Installation Code
by admin on 12. Jun, 2010 in Operating a Form
You can access the Installation Code function in the form function menu by clicking on the highlighted icon below: There are many different deployment code options available and you just need to copy-and-paste the one you need: iFrame Code: for use inside a HTML page as an iFrame Popup Window: to call the survey as […]
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Flush Answers & Delete Survey
by admin on 12. Jun, 2010 in Operating a Form
For data integrity reasons, surveyDNA doesn’t allow editing of a form once it is published. Therefore, if a form needs to be edited, we recommend either duplicate the form or flush the data (as explained below), which will automatically unpublish the form. You are recommended to export the data for back up the data before […]
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Publish & Archive Survey
by admin on 12. Jun, 2010 in Operating a Form
Before a survey can be submitted by a respondent, it must be published first. Publishing a survey is a very simply act. Just look for the green dot in the form list in the Mainpage Interface. The green dot shown on Form ID 2 above means the form is not published and can be edited. […]
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Icon & Summary Chart
by admin on 12. Jun, 2010 in Operating a Form
To operate a form, you can expand the function menu by pressing the highlighted icon in the Mainpage Interface: The following screen will be displayed: In the content area, you can see the progress of the survey in chart form. Data available includes submission trend by Year/Month/Week/Day, and percentage of submission/period towards targets. You can […]
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Examples
by admin on 12. Jun, 2010 in Condition Engine
We will prepare more example and update this page once ready.
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Debugging
by admin on 12. Jun, 2010 in Condition Engine
For debugging of condition, please refer to this page.
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Pagebreak Condition
by admin on 12. Jun, 2010 in Condition Engine
PageBreak Function
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Condition Types
by admin on 12. Jun, 2010 in Condition Engine
To set up condition parameters, you can press the highlighted icon in Question Editor: After you click the button, the following screen will be displayed: A. The condition created is listed in this area. You can edit/delete a content with the buttons on the right. B. Refer to the image above, from left to right: […]
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Concept
by admin on 12. Jun, 2010 in Condition Engine
The concept of Condition Engine is pioneered by and unique to surveyDNA. The following are the purpose of Condition Engine: To replace branching – instead of breaking down question flow into pages and jumping back and forth, condition engine allows questions to be shown/hidden depending on one or more options respondent selects. To increase the […]
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