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elkin

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Member since : May-23-2008 (Verified)
2 Ideas, 1 Comments, 13 Votes

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 1 year ago
 1 year ago

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Before a recent upgrade, it was possible to design a survey that prevented ballot box stuffing by checking against the userid for a particular survey, not the computer (i.e. browser cookies) from which the survey was submitted. The old procedure follows:

1) Enable the "Prevent Ballot Box Stuffing" option in Security
2) add &responseCheck=false to the survey link in the email invitation.

The &responseCheck option has now been disabled and there is no way to deliver this type of survey to the user. It is practically the only type of survey that I deliver. (The documentation still refers to the &responseCheck option, and I spent hours trying to diagnose a problem with a survey that used to work.)

1. I frequently have several users using one computer and I imagine most folks can't be sure that their population don't use shared/public computers
2. I do not want users to complete a survey multiple times for various reasons. It is confusing to the user and I don't want to "decide" which responses are valid.

Please return this functionality to QuestionPro.
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elkin 1 year ago
The option does not work as illustrated if the answer type is a text input box. Setting the answer width modifies the question width instead. This option worked at one time.