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  • Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    No estimate.
    This is a big redesign to minimise issues that keep cropping up due to different os’ and configs of php.
    There is a lot of testing involved and we want to make sure it is right when it is released.

    There currently is no option for email notification, as the data is logged and this plugin is purely is about data collection not email.

    However, since we as trying to bring this and its sister plugins closer together some options from the contact form plugin will be enabled in later releases of this plugin.

    Depending on the complexity of what you want to do, you can achieve what you want by turning on the email option in the settings file.
    in version 1.7.1 you can find this /library/survey/view/default/settings.ini

    email = yes

    This should email the author of the post a breakdown of the replies. This of course will be turned off again should you upgrade.

    This is not fully supported in the survey plugin but it should work in a basic manner.

    Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    You can as many as you wish.

    Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    I’m glad you managed to sort this.
    I’m not seeing any logical difference between both sets of code, so it must be down to the syntax.

    Settings have totally been rewritten in the current development version so this should not happen when it is release, though I would recommend that you take a copy of your own changes just in case.

    Currently our test environment is set to multi-site, and it didn;t seem to make a difference on this end.

    All I can think is that another plugin is preloading a page or something causing it to load the submitted page twice.

    I’m not sure why the form should be duplicating results. Unless for some reason the form is being submitted twice.
    I’ve tested on the current release with the default form and only get one entry per submission.

    What happens when you use the default form?

    With the current release, duplicates are permissible, but you can limit the form to be submitted by registered users and the results do contain the wordpress user id to allow you to see who has submitted more than once.

    If you test the plugin with the default form and find it is submitting more than once, please try it with all other plugins disabled. If it still happens let me know as much about you setup as possible.

    If the default plugin only submit once, please tell me as much about the form you created as possible.

    Regards
    D

    Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    This has all changed in the version we are currently working on.
    But I’d be very interested to know what the problem is since it should work the same on all systems. That being said we did have to scrap a few versions due to the way INI support was implemented differently.

    The settings are loaded from the defaults and combined with any changes here.
    /library/survey/s9v/forms.php -> function settings

    The decision to display the responses from saved responses or load them from files is made here.
    /library/survey/s9v/forms.php -> function renderScript

    I take it the rest of the settings are okay

    Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    The custom responses are saved in the wp-options table along with all of the form settings.
    Its odd that it is saving the changes to the form but not the responses.
    Once a survey is created and saved it should always use the saved copy.
    For now if you change the originals, but remeber to take a copy as updating will overwrite them.
    Hopefully this might be solved in the next release, but its hard to understand what the difference is about your system.

    -D

    Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    I’ve just checked the current release and cannot find anything wrong.
    The file is there, please redownload the file and try again.

    Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    Not sure what the problem could be as when i read the post i tested 1.7.1 on our current dev version with is 3.1
    Does the problem happend with all forms you create?

    what is the form name, sometimes spaces or other characters have been causing problems with the saved settings. But this would also affect the fields too.

    Please check that you have selected the correct form in the page. This is a mistake I have made myself.

    Regards
    D

    Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    This is a type that should have been disabled for the survey plugin. It applies to its sister plugin which is a contact form and sends out email.
    Just like in email, it stands for carbon copy.
    It allows the person submitting the for to receive a copy.

    Please make sure that you are using version 1.7.1 of the plugin. Currently all versions have been removed as there is problems on some systems with the settings, causing problems like this.

    Regards
    D

    Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    Can I ask what version you are running.
    You need to be running version 1.7.1. Subsequent version had problems depending on how your php was configured and have been removed until things can be sorted for all systems. And older versions are not support as we want people to upgrade.

    I have just tested version 1.7.1 and the responses do update correctly.
    As for the private response, it too is working, I take it that you have set the form to private. Please note that the form will still be displayed to attract vistors into signing up, the private message is displayed instead of the submit button only.

    If you are still having problems then it must be something to do with your configuration and we will need more information about that to sort the problem.

    Regards
    D

    Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    The plugin can be configured to do what you want want. Depending on how you want to do it.

    Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    Thanks for understanding.
    I was a big blow to find that certain php routines operate differently on different system. And we need to it right before we can move on.

    Plugin Author DCoda

    (@dcoda)

    The fix was removed as it was pointed out by you that the problem still existed.
    There is a problem with different setups of php causing unpredictable results with the plugin. As such moving forward was no longer an option.
    We are there for taking a step back, and setting up virtual test environments of different php and os setups to test the problem more thoroughly.

    Unfortunately there is no other way to revert a form from 2.3.1 to 1.7.1 other than cutting and pasting the data out into a temporary document and then pasting it back in.

    Regards
    D

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