Enhancement thoughts
Enhancement thoughts
Maverick
I wanted to find the tracker you referred to on the enhancements forum but could not find it on the web site so here is my request for advice and possible thought for enhancement,.
I am producing an iterative survey i.e.
I might ask the same question of users in a number of rounds (2-4) and want to track their responses and any variation. Can you see an issue with me reusing question_id or answer_id so that by reporting on user_id, survey_id, question_id, response_id and answer_id I can see if they changed their mind over time?
I am thinking that the system way to do this is to write a process to copy questions and answers so they are linked to the master list and also to collate surveys in a survey group. I could then report on the survey group and linked items,
Is this a unique request, does my approach to the proposal make sense for me or is it flawed and would others want to use this?
any or all advice gratefully received.
I wanted to find the tracker you referred to on the enhancements forum but could not find it on the web site so here is my request for advice and possible thought for enhancement,.
I am producing an iterative survey i.e.
I might ask the same question of users in a number of rounds (2-4) and want to track their responses and any variation. Can you see an issue with me reusing question_id or answer_id so that by reporting on user_id, survey_id, question_id, response_id and answer_id I can see if they changed their mind over time?
I am thinking that the system way to do this is to write a process to copy questions and answers so they are linked to the master list and also to collate surveys in a survey group. I could then report on the survey group and linked items,
Is this a unique request, does my approach to the proposal make sense for me or is it flawed and would others want to use this?
any or all advice gratefully received.
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