What is a ‘slug’?
A ‘slug’ is a short label for something, containing only letters, numbers, underscores or hyphens. In online surveys, the term ‘slug’ is used to refer to the survey short name,…
Powerful, flexible online surveys
A ‘slug’ is a short label for something, containing only letters, numbers, underscores or hyphens. In online surveys, the term ‘slug’ is used to refer to the survey short name,…
Some of the online surveys question types allow you to set restrictions on the answers, such as what type of answer or how many answers a respondent can provide. These…
…Sign out of Online Surveys – you must actually Sign out at the top right of the screen rather than just closing your browser. Sign back in to Online Surveys…
To see surveys that other online surveys users have shared with you: Single user account and Project account: Click Shared surveys (at the top right of your Dashboard ). Organisation…
…not provide a pre-populated answer in exactly the right format, online surveys cannot match the answer to the question and any affected respondents will not be able to access the…
…from online surveys and cannot be recovered. You can choose to permanently delete your surveys yourself at any time if you do not wish to wait 30 days for them…
…include in my survey? Question x.y is parameterised but uses spaces in some of its options. This might make using external parameters difficult. Pre-population – Constraints and considerations Question x.y…
…needing to enter a username/password combination. A personalised URL looks like this: https://accountname.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/surveyname?token=xxxxxxxx If you leave the token field blank when providing respondent data, online surveys will generate random, non-guessable…
…meanings: The source question is the question that will have its answer used later on in the survey The anchor is the token which tells online surveys where to insert…
…dynamic charts into pasteable images: Ensure your browser’s bookmarks/favourites bar is displayed. Drag the bookmarklet (grey box) labelled online surveys charts to images (found below these instructions), to your bookmarks/favourites…