[phpesp-dev] [ phpesp-Feature Requests-1241023 ] Return link on Submit??

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Feature Requests item #1241023, was opened at 2005-07-20 03:59
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Category: gui
Group: None
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Harry Mangalam (mangalam)
Assigned to: Kon Angelopoulos (angek)
Summary: Return link on Submit??

Initial Comment:
What is the purpose of the [Return] link on the 
finish'  page?  This is confusing to say the least.  
Of the 7 people I had test the survey 3 of them 
clicked the link and thought that they hadn't filled 
it out and so did it again. 
 
It should be optional if there at all.  I can see that 
it might be useful for the testing phase, but not 
for the final posted version. 
 
Obviously, I can make up my own finish page but 
if there's no good reason for this, why have it? 
 
 

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>Comment By: Kon Angelopoulos (angek)
Date: 2005-07-28 14:35

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made changes to admin/include/funcs.inc and
public/handler.php files.
These changes are in the 2 diff files I have attached. 

Basically if a survey is in test mode the "Return" link stays.
If an active survey is launched directly from the URL or is
embedded directly into a web page the "Return" link should
no longer appear. If the survey is lauched from a link on a
web page (with a 'genuine referer') the "Return" link will
appear and function as required.

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Comment By: Kon Angelopoulos (angek)
Date: 2005-07-26 11:48

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The return link on the finish page is used to return the
user to the referer page. Assume that the survey was lauched
via a link on a website. When the survey is completed and
the user clicks the return link it will take them back to
the referer (in this case the website from which the survey
was launched). When the survey is lauched directly (by
typing the url into a browser window) the referer is itself
therefore clicking the link will return the user to the
survey. I'll see what we can do to prevent the second
scenario from occuring.

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