In order to insert a survey collected from another users (customer) it 'd be possibile to associate a survey to a user o customer with a functionality that provide a search a pick of a particular user/customer
If I understand the request, I presently handle this by writing custom tables and joining those against respondent (and by association, survey). It's on my as-yet-unpublished wish list for the next major version to easily support pluggable auxiliary data fields for respondents (and possibly surveys), thus allowing a particular survey run to better represent the user population.
(Note that this doesn't imply this functionality will make it into the next version; it's only on my wish list at this time.)
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Actually it sounds to me like this is a request to query survey results by user, rather than by an arbitrary counter. If so, I was planning on making that request myself, and I have a code fix to provide this behavior. But this pretty much only works with surveys marked as private.
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If I understand the request, I presently handle this by writing custom tables and joining those against respondent (and by association, survey). It's on my as-yet-unpublished wish list for the next major version to easily support pluggable auxiliary data fields for respondents (and possibly surveys), thus allowing a particular survey run to better represent the user population.
(Note that this doesn't imply this functionality will make it into the next version; it's only on my wish list at this time.)
Actually it sounds to me like this is a request to query survey results by user, rather than by an arbitrary counter. If so, I was planning on making that request myself, and I have a code fix to provide this behavior. But this pretty much only works with surveys marked as private.