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[phpesp-dev] multiple group memberships per respondent

[Moshe W. <wei...@te...>]

I am deploying a site for a doctor who intends to deploy many private 
surveys. it will be common for patients to complete several of these 
private surveys.

the ui seems to enforce that a respondent may be a member of only 1 
group. furthermore, a respondent's group membership can never change. 
these are both undesirable IMO.

is there a reason why this must be so. is there an interest in a patch 
which improves this situation? any implementation suggestions for such a 
patch are welcome ... i haven't looked at this closely enough yet, so 
please forgive me if i am missing something obvious.

-moshe

Re: [phpesp-dev] multiple group memberships per respondent

[James E. F. <jf...@ac...>]

Just enter the same username and password w/ multiple
groups.
-James

On Tue, 21 Jan 2003, Moshe Weitzman wrote:

> I am deploying a site for a doctor who intends to deploy many private
> surveys. it will be common for patients to complete several of these
> private surveys.
>
> the ui seems to enforce that a respondent may be a member of only 1
> group. furthermore, a respondent's group membership can never change.
> these are both undesirable IMO.
>
> is there a reason why this must be so. is there an interest in a patch
> which improves this situation? any implementation suggestions for such a
> patch are welcome ... i haven't looked at this closely enough yet, so
> please forgive me if i am missing something obvious.
>
> -moshe
>
>
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Re: [phpesp-dev] multiple group memberships per respondent

[Moshe W. <wei...@te...>]

thanks james. this works well. for anyone who is confused, james 
suggests using the the bulk upload functionality.

would you accept a patch to the 'add respondent' web page which changes 
the group select box to multi-select instead of single? this would make 
this capability more obvious.

fyi, my bulk respondent uploads would not work unless i included an 
email in each row. the docs don't state this as a required field. no big 
deal, since the error message is clear.

James E. Flemer wrote:

>Just enter the same username and password w/ multiple
>groups.
>-James
>
>On Tue, 21 Jan 2003, Moshe Weitzman wrote:
>
>  
>
>>I am deploying a site for a doctor who intends to deploy many private
>>surveys. it will be common for patients to complete several of these
>>private surveys.
>>
>>the ui seems to enforce that a respondent may be a member of only 1
>>group. furthermore, a respondent's group membership can never change.
>>these are both undesirable IMO.
>>
>>is there a reason why this must be so. is there an interest in a patch
>>which improves this situation? any implementation suggestions for such a
>>patch are welcome ... i haven't looked at this closely enough yet, so
>>please forgive me if i am missing something obvious.
>>
>>-moshe
>>
>>
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Re: [phpesp-dev] multiple group memberships per respondent

[Matthew G. <gr...@mu...>]

Hmm... email shouldn't be required, but if any data is present in the
email column it must be a valid email address.
For example:
te...@te... is valid
test@test is not valid
test is not valid

On Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 10:13:08AM -0500, Moshe Weitzman wrote:
> thanks james. this works well. for anyone who is confused, james 
> suggests using the the bulk upload functionality.
> 
> would you accept a patch to the 'add respondent' web page which changes 
> the group select box to multi-select instead of single? this would make 
> this capability more obvious.
> 
> fyi, my bulk respondent uploads would not work unless i included an 
> email in each row. the docs don't state this as a required field. no big 
> deal, since the error message is clear.
> 
> James E. Flemer wrote:
> 
> >Just enter the same username and password w/ multiple
> >groups.
> >-James
> >
> >On Tue, 21 Jan 2003, Moshe Weitzman wrote:
> >
> > 
> >
> >>I am deploying a site for a doctor who intends to deploy many private
> >>surveys. it will be common for patients to complete several of these
> >>private surveys.
> >>
> >>the ui seems to enforce that a respondent may be a member of only 1
> >>group. furthermore, a respondent's group membership can never change.
> >>these are both undesirable IMO.
> >>
> >>is there a reason why this must be so. is there an interest in a patch
> >>which improves this situation? any implementation suggestions for such a
> >>patch are welcome ... i haven't looked at this closely enough yet, so
> >>please forgive me if i am missing something obvious.
> >>
> >>-moshe
> >>
> >>
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