phpesp-general — General discussion, questions, and annoucements about phpESP

[phpesp-general] Hats off

[Terence K. <cha...@ea...>]

 Hello all,

    I just want to start by saying what an awesome set of scripts these =
are and how grateful my company is to have been able to use them. I got =
a great amount of help from the user groups (under the alias "Unix =
Newbie") and I would like to possibly give something back.

  The survey that was needed by my company was huge, 300 questions long, =
it was a exam based survey full of free form text answers and other such =
things. Well, everything worked fine, but the csv file output. Due to =
users using quotation marks and commas in their free form text the file =
had all kinds of troubles with excel. Also because the file had more =
than 256 columnes some data as getting lost (excel can only use 256 =
colums per workbook). Well to fix this I wrote a pretty basic perl =
script that will strip out the problematic quotations, and spilt files =
with more than 256 columns into two. Its a pretty easy to use script and =
I wanted to make it available should anybody be running into the same =
problem I did.

  Its free for you to use any way you please. You can download it from =
http://homepage.mac.com/kent9646/FileSharing1.html. I plan on making =
additions to it to handle diffent file types and making it easier to use =
but here it is for now, and you are welcome to it if it can help you!
=20
   Terry.

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[Victor V. B. <amo...@to...>]

My name is Victor Velarde
My email is amo...@to...

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[phpesp-general] PHPESP and Windows 98

[Victor V. B. <amo...@to...>]

Hi , i have a trouble with PHPESP an Windows 98.I have Apache,MySql and PHP but when i charge the manage.php give me a blank page.

How fix that.

Thanks

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[phpesp-general] phpESp and Windows 98

[Victor V. B. <amo...@to...>]

Hi, I install the phpESP over windows 98 but the manage.php give me a blank page,i have APACHE,MYSQL and PHP running OK.

Any solutions about this trouble ..THANK YOU

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[phpesp-general] Re: (no subject)

[<tot...@uq...>]

I am sorry to admit that this message is my responsibility. The reason
is when wanting to subscribe to the list that evening, on the
subscription page I mistook the first address that came up for the
address to subscribe to the list. I should have waited till the next
morning, some sleep would have prevented that error. I appologize to
all for the inconvenience. Thus the standard footer added by
sourceforge - I think it is understandable that sourceforge has to
finance its services to the open source community by advertisement -
seemed strangely enlarged, even if it was still no more than a footer.

All my regards to the people that made possible this interesting tool,
I hope my next contribution will be more valuable.

Michael

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CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHATS ABOUT THE FOOTER OF TH PREV. MSG !?

IS THAT SPAM or a HACK ATTACK AGAINST SF.net espasially THIS LIST !!? 
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Re: [phpesp-general] Multi Page Survey

[Stephen L. Jr. <sla...@uc...>]

never mind, I found the create page break button in the "Order" section. 
sorry.

Stephen Lawrence Jr. wrote:

> Is there a way to create a multipage survey?
>

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[phpesp-general] Multi Page Survey

[Stephen L. Jr. <sla...@uc...>]

Is there a way to create a multipage survey?

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[phpesp-general] Displaying number of responses

[Gary Ashton-J. <gas...@f2...>]

We typically have dozens of surveys running at any one time and found it 
useful to get a quick summary of responses per survey on the 'View 
Survey Results' page. I put this patch into v1.3 but forgot to send it 
to mailing list. Here's an updated patch for v1.4 if anyone is 
interested. It simply adds an extra column ('Resp') of total responses 
for each survey after 'Owner' and 'Group'.

Rgds

Gary


--- results.inc    Wed Jul 10 17:08:45 2002
+++ results.inc.old    Wed Jul 10 16:28:58 2002
@@ -97,15 +97,10 @@
         <th align="left"><?php echo(_('Title')); ?></th>
         <th align="left"><?php echo(_('Owner')); ?></th>
         <th align="left"><?php echo(_('Group')); ?></th>
-        <th align="left"><?php echo(_('Resp')); ?></th>
     </tr>
 <?php
     while(list($sid,$name,$title,$owner,$realm) = 
mysql_fetch_row($result)) {
 
-        $sql2 = "SELECT count(*) from response where survey_id = $sid";
-        $result2 = mysql_query($sql2);
-        list($resp) = mysql_fetch_row($result2);
-            
         if($bg != $ESPCONFIG['bgalt_color1'])
             $bg = $ESPCONFIG['bgalt_color1'];
         else
@@ -121,7 +116,6 @@
         <td><?php echo($title); ?></td>
         <td><?php echo($owner); ?></td>
         <td><?php echo($realm); ?></td>
-        <td><?php echo($resp); ?></td>
     </tr>
 <?php
     }

Re: [phpesp-general] Export data to CSV: warning message messes up download

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

That was a bug in the 1.4 release. It has been fixed in the
development version (CVS tree). You can get the latest
revision of espresponse.inc from:
  http://phpesp.sf.net/cvs/admin/include/lib/espresponse.inc
(download the revision at the top of the page).

-James

On Tue, 9 Jul 2002, Gary Ashton-Jones wrote:

> I get lots of lines like the following in my browser when I try to use
> the 'Export data to CSV' option. Any clues on how to remove it?
>
> *Warning*: First argument to array_push() needs to be an array in
> */usr/local/apache/htdocs/survey/phpESP14/admin/include/lib/espresponse.inc*
> on line *355
>
> *TIA
>
> Gary
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[phpesp-general] Export data to CSV: warning message messes up download

[Gary Ashton-J. <gas...@f2...>]

I get lots of lines like the following in my browser when I try to use 
the 'Export data to CSV' option. Any clues on how to remove it?

*Warning*: First argument to array_push() needs to be an array in 
*/usr/local/apache/htdocs/survey/phpESP14/admin/include/lib/espresponse.inc* 
on line *355

*TIA

Gary

Re: [phpesp-general] Install unde windows

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

I think you actually need "gnu_gettext.dll" (look for this
file or something similar on your computer and use that
name). Also if you use the backslash in a double quoted
string you'll have to escape it.
  "C:\\phpesp"    vs    'C:\phpesp'

As for entirely blank pages, this is normally the result of
Apache crashing. From what I have heard, this is most
likely from PHP trying to load an extension (in this case
gettext). You could try commenting out the command that
tries to load it. Also check the Apache log files to see if
there is anything there.

Please post another message if you get things working, I'd
like to know the details so that Windows won't continue to
be a problem. :-/

-James

On Sun, 7 Jul 2002, Trey Sizemore wrote:

> I am having trouble installing on my Windows XP machine.  I am using
> Apache, PHP4.2.x, and MySQL 3.x which are in good working order.  I have
> followed the directions included in the README file with the exception
> of the file paths.  As it was written from a *nix perspective, I
> substituted C:\phpesp in any script where the [install-root] would go
> (ie Usr/local/lib/php/contrib./phpESP).  I also, per an earlier posting
> I saw changed the references of gettext.so to gettext.dll.  My database
> has been established and the tables look to be imported OK.  However,
> when I load the admin site (the renamed manage.php) in my browser, the
> page is entirely blank.no error messages, page not found, or anything.
> HELP!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Trey
>

[phpesp-general] Install unde windows

[Trey S. <tre...@bi...>]

I am having trouble installing on my Windows XP machine.  I am using
Apache, PHP4.2.x, and MySQL 3.x which are in good working order.  I have
followed the directions included in the README file with the exception
of the file paths.  As it was written from a *nix perspective, I
substituted C:\phpesp in any script where the [install-root] would go
(ie Usr/local/lib/php/contrib./phpESP).  I also, per an earlier posting
I saw changed the references of gettext.so to gettext.dll.  My database
has been established and the tables look to be imported OK.  However,
when I load the admin site (the renamed manage.php) in my browser, the
page is entirely blank.no error messages, page not found, or anything.
HELP!
 
Thanks,
 
Trey

Re: [phpesp-general] How can I change the rating/rate scale 1.5 option? (e.g. scale 1.4)

[<ni...@fo...>]

Dear all

I was having difficulty getting the N/A function to work for question type "Rate (Scale 1..5)"

After some digging around I figured out that to get it to work you have to enter -1 into the precision field!!

What I suggest is that the HELP file help.inc  line 83 should be changed to:

		  <tr><td>Rate</td><td>1..N</td><td>Use -1</td></tr>

Cheers

Nick Ananin


12/06/2002 21:49:23, "James E. Flemer" <jf...@ac...> wrote:

>Yes, you just need to set the length to 4, setting the
>precision enables or disables the "NA" column. See the
>help file for more info:
>  http://phpesp.sf.net/demo/?where=help
>
>-james
>
>On Wed, 12 Jun 2002, Paulo M. Adani wrote:
>
>> Hi ,
>>
>> I would like to know if it is possible to change the  rating/rate scale 1.5.
>> For example, I want to create the following "radio" question:
>>
>> 1. QUESTION:
>> <input type="radio" name="radiobutton" value="radiobutton"> 1 2 3 4 NA
>>
>> thanks in advance....
>> padani
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[phpesp-general] phpESP->port to myphpnuke: phpESP2Nuke-portal-system : port into postnuke-portal!

[<Mar...@ur...>]

Topic;  phpESP->port to myphpnuke: phpESP2Nuke-portal-system - port into 
postnuke-portal!


 Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 09:04:19 -0500
> To: php...@li...
> From: Christopher Kolar <ck...@im...>
> Subject: Re: [phpesp-general] Re: phpESP->port to myphpnuke:
>   phpESP2Nuke-portal-system
> 
> --=====================_73240093==_.ALT
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed
> 
> At 06:46 AM 6/27/2002, ni...@fo... wrote:
> >Hello Martin et al
> >[....]
> >Porting phpESP into myphpnuke is not difficult but I had to make a few 
> >changes to phpESP. Basically the
> >cookies used by myphpnuke are decoded and the username (or nickname) is 
> >the information which is
> >entered into the "Response" table for phpESP. That way you can have code 
> >which checks if the person
> >filling in the survey is a registered on the portal, they can only fill in 
> >the survey once and they can only view
> >the results once they have filled in the survey.
> >
> >If anyone is using myphpnuke I can let you have copies of my code and also 
> >the changes I made to the
> >phpESP pages.
> 
> Off the top of your head, do you know if the integration process would be 
> similar for the PostNuke portal?  Thanks,
> 
> --chris
 Christopher G. Kolar
 Coordinator of Information Technology Integration
 Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
 ck...@im...  --  www.imsa.edu/~ckolar --  PGP Public Key ID:
 0xC6492C72
Information literacy news, tools, and programs: 
 <mailto:inf...@it...>infoliteracy-
sub...@it...sa.<mailto:inf...@it...>edu



Hello Chris, hello Nick, Hello Flobee, hello James, hello All,


good news - good to hear from you all! 

to get the ball rolling:

for postnuke-Case:

first: a vital developer and user-community works on a
bunch of modules; If we want to integrate it, we could contact some of them.

fortunatly i know some of them .. 

second: the postnuke-group has got some nice docs:


 http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/post-
 nuke/postnuke_official/docs/pnAPI.html?rev=HEAD&content-type=text/html 
 and a module-developer-guide
 
 http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/post-
 nuke/postnuke_official/docs/pnMDG.html?rev=HEAD&content-type=text/html




here the well integrated solution of nick - 

you have to login to see his work ; Nick also made some changes on cookie-
handling; 


http://rgu-sim.rgu.ac.uk/research/intranet/portal 

http://rgu-sim.rgu.ac.uk/research/intranet/portal/survey_results.php

You can take my account to login and see the great work:

take those

user:  metabo  
passwd.: pinodpinmam


..so Chris - if you re interested in the integration into a PostNuke-Portal, 
lets figure out the plan. perhaps Nick can help us.-;)


regards 
martin 



> From: Mar...@ur...
> Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 23:00:02 +0200
> To: php...@li...
> Cc: ni...@fo...
> Subject: [phpesp-general] phpESP->port to myphpnuke:
> phpESP2Nuke-portal-system
 
 Hello Nick, hello Chris, hello James,hi flobee hello all,

Integrating phpESP into a portal: phpESP into myPHPnuke ;)))
good news to hear from you! You integrated phpESP into a portal!!!

 
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> Hi 
 
I implemented cookies/cookie decoding by integrating phpESP into a portal (I
use MyphpNuke). When someone is registered on the portal they can access and
fill in the survey and once they complete it they can view the results. The
php  coding I used also recognises if they have already filled in the survey 
so  they can only fill it in once. Using cookies is a good way of doing what you
want If you have any problems let me know and I can maybe help with the code

Cheers 
 Nick Ananin 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
 
> 
> WELL, i am actually very interested in your work, cause some german guys and
> me  want to do the same work with PostNuke !
> The PostNuke provides a  PostNuke API with a nice Command Reference
> http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/post-
> nuke/postnuke_official/docs/pnAPI.html?rev=HEAD&content-type=text/html
> 
> and a module-developer-guide
> 
> http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/post-
> nuke/postnuke_official/docs/pnMDG.html?rev=HEAD&content-type=text/html
> can we see your integration; it would be great to have a quick view on it. 
> 
> thanks in advance
> 
> best regards
> martin 
>  
 Hello Martin et al

 Yes the portal system I use is myphpnuke. I have it set up so that visitors
 have to register before they can  access the site. The example is still under 
construction but you are welcome to log in  (http://rgu-
sim.rgu.ac.uk/research/intranet/portal ). Once you log in you can try out the 
Test survey (the links are in  the left hand panel). Porting phpESP into 
myphpnuke is not difficult but I had to make a few changes to phpESP. Basically 
the  cookies used by myphpnuke are decoded and the username (or nickname) is the
 information which is entered into the "Response" table for phpESP. That way 
you can have code which checks if the person filling in the survey is a 
registered on the portal, they can only fill in the survey once and they can 
only view  the results once they have filled in the survey.
If anyone is using myphpnuke I can let you have copies of my code and also
the changes I made to the phpESP pages.
Cheers

Nick Ananin
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> 
> 26/06/2002 22:00:02, Mar...@ur... wrote:

Hello Nick, hello James,hi flobee hello all,




 Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 09:04:19 -0500
> To: php...@li...
> From: Christopher Kolar <ck...@im...>
> Subject: Re: [phpesp-general] Re: phpESP->port to myphpnuke:
>   phpESP2Nuke-portal-system
> 
> --=====================_73240093==_.ALT
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed
> 
> At 06:46 AM 6/27/2002, ni...@fo... wrote:
> >Hello Martin et al
> >[....]
> >Porting phpESP into myphpnuke is not difficult but I had to make a few 
> >changes to phpESP. Basically the
> >cookies used by myphpnuke are decoded and the username (or nickname) is 
> >the information which is
> >entered into the "Response" table for phpESP. That way you can have code 
> >which checks if the person
> >filling in the survey is a registered on the portal, they can only fill in 
> >the survey once and they can only view
> >the results once they have filled in the survey.
> >
> >If anyone is using myphpnuke I can let you have copies of my code and also 
> >the changes I made to the
> >phpESP pages.
> 
> Off the top of your head, do you know if the integration process would be 
> similar for the PostNuke portal?  Thanks,
> 
> --chris
> 
> 
> /////\\\\\/////\\\\\
> Christopher G. Kolar
>     Coordinator of Information Technology Integration
>     Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
>   ck...@im...  --  www.imsa.edu/~ckolar --  PGP Public Key ID:
> 0xC6492C72
>          Information literacy news, tools, and programs: 
> <mailto:inf...@it...>infoliteracy-
sub...@it...sa.<mailto:inf...@it...>edu
> --=====================_73240093==_.ALT
> Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii"
> 
> <html>
> At 06:46 AM 6/27/2002, ni...@fo... wrote:<br>
> <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Hello Martin et al<br>
> [....]<br>
> Porting phpESP into myphpnuke is not difficult but I had to make a few
> changes to phpESP. Basically the <br>
> cookies used by myphpnuke are decoded and the username (or nickname) is
> the information which is <br>
> entered into the &quot;Response&quot; table for phpESP. That way you can
> have code which checks if the person <br>
> filling in the survey is a registered on the portal, they can only fill
> in the survey once and they can only view <br>
> the results once they have filled in the survey.<br><br>
> If anyone is using myphpnuke I can let you have copies of my code and
> also the changes I made to the <br>
> phpESP pages.</blockquote><br>
> Off the top of your head, do you know if the integration process would be
> similar for the PostNuke portal?&nbsp; Thanks,<br><br>
> --chris<br><br>
> <x-sigsep><p></x-sigsep>
> <font size=2>/////\\\\\/////\\\\\<br>
> Christopher G. Kolar<br>
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> eudora="autourl">www.imsa.edu/~ckolar</a>
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Re: [phpesp-general] Re: phpESP->port to myphpnuke: phpESP2Nuke-portal-system

[Christopher K. <ck...@im...>]

At 06:46 AM 6/27/2002, ni...@fo... wrote:
>Hello Martin et al
>[....]
>Porting phpESP into myphpnuke is not difficult but I had to make a few 
>changes to phpESP. Basically the
>cookies used by myphpnuke are decoded and the username (or nickname) is 
>the information which is
>entered into the "Response" table for phpESP. That way you can have code 
>which checks if the person
>filling in the survey is a registered on the portal, they can only fill in 
>the survey once and they can only view
>the results once they have filled in the survey.
>
>If anyone is using myphpnuke I can let you have copies of my code and also 
>the changes I made to the
>phpESP pages.

Off the top of your head, do you know if the integration process would be 
similar for the PostNuke portal?  Thanks,

--chris


/////\\\\\/////\\\\\
Christopher G. Kolar
    Coordinator of Information Technology Integration
    Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
  ck...@im...  --  www.imsa.edu/~ckolar --  PGP Public Key ID: 0xC6492C72
         Information literacy news, tools, and programs: 
<mailto:inf...@it...>inf...@it...sa.<mailto:inf...@it...>edu

[phpesp-general] Re: phpESP->port to myphpnuke: phpESP2Nuke-portal-system

[<ni...@fo...>]

Hello Martin et al

Yes the portal system I use is myphpnuke. I have it set up so that visitors have to register before they can 
access the site. The example is still under construction but you are welcome to log in  (http://rgu-
sim.rgu.ac.uk/research/intranet/portal ). Once you log in you can try out the Test survey (the links are in 
the left hand panel). 

Porting phpESP into myphpnuke is not difficult but I had to make a few changes to phpESP. Basically the 
cookies used by myphpnuke are decoded and the username (or nickname) is the information which is 
entered into the "Response" table for phpESP. That way you can have code which checks if the person 
filling in the survey is a registered on the portal, they can only fill in the survey once and they can only view 
the results once they have filled in the survey.

If anyone is using myphpnuke I can let you have copies of my code and also the changes I made to the 
phpESP pages.

Cheers

Nick Ananin


26/06/2002 22:00:02, Mar...@ur... wrote:

>
>
>
>
>
>Hello Nick, hello James,hi flobee hello all,
>
>
>Zitat von php...@li...:
>
>Message: 2; was Integrating phpESP into a portal: phpESP into myPHPnuke ;)))
>
>From: ni...@fo... 
>To: php...@li..., "homerlex" 
><ph...@ho...> 
>Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 23:27:17 +0100 
>Subject: Re: [phpesp-general] Cookie support? 
>
>
>Hello Nick, hello James, hello all,
>
>
>good news to hear from you! You integrated phpESP into a portal!!!
>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>Hi 
>
>I implemented cookies/cookie decoding by integrating phpESP into a portal (I 
>use MyphpNuke). When someone is registered on the portal they can access and 
>fill in the survey and once they complete it they can view the results. The php 
>coding I used also recognises if they have already filled in the survey so 
>they can only fill it in once. Using cookies is a good way of doing what you 
>want If you have any problems let me know and I can maybe help with the code 
>Cheers 
>
>Nick Ananin 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>
>
>WELL, i am actually very interested in your work, cause some german guys and me 
>want to do the same work with PostNuke !
>The PostNuke provides a  PostNuke API with a nice Command Reference
>
>http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/post-
>nuke/postnuke_official/docs/pnAPI.html?rev=HEAD&content-type=text/html
>
>and a module-developer-guide
>
>http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/post-
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[phpesp-general] phpESP->port to myphpnuke: phpESP2Nuke-portal-system

[<Mar...@ur...>]

Hello Nick, hello James,hi flobee hello all,


Zitat von php...@li...:

Message: 2; was Integrating phpESP into a portal: phpESP into myPHPnuke ;)))

From: ni...@fo... 
To: php...@li..., "homerlex" 
<ph...@ho...> 
Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 23:27:17 +0100 
Subject: Re: [phpesp-general] Cookie support? 


Hello Nick, hello James, hello all,


good news to hear from you! You integrated phpESP into a portal!!!

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Hi 

I implemented cookies/cookie decoding by integrating phpESP into a portal (I 
use MyphpNuke). When someone is registered on the portal they can access and 
fill in the survey and once they complete it they can view the results. The php 
coding I used also recognises if they have already filled in the survey so 
they can only fill it in once. Using cookies is a good way of doing what you 
want If you have any problems let me know and I can maybe help with the code 
Cheers 

Nick Ananin 
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WELL, i am actually very interested in your work, cause some german guys and me 
want to do the same work with PostNuke !
The PostNuke provides a  PostNuke API with a nice Command Reference

http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/post-
nuke/postnuke_official/docs/pnAPI.html?rev=HEAD&content-type=text/html

and a module-developer-guide

http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/post-
nuke/postnuke_official/docs/pnMDG.html?rev=HEAD&content-type=text/html


can we see your integration; it would be great to have a quick view on it. 

thanks in advance

best regards
martin 
 

[phpesp-general] configurable value for missing value

[Christopher K. <ck...@im...>]

As something of a follow up to my earlier suggestion (or maybe bug report) 
on the handling of missing values with radio buttons, it dawned on me that 
it would be nice to be able to configure a default value for fields missing 
values.

I have not tested it myself, so I do not know how different field types 
handle missing values when a form is stored.  It would be nice to be able 
to tell the program to use "*" or "-" or whatever so that all fields left 
empty by the respondent would have the same value in the exported data.  I 
know that it would have saved me a great deal of time on a recent project 
when it came time to clean up the data set for analysis.

Thanks much for listening.

--chris



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Re: [phpesp-general] Cookie support?

[<ni...@fo...>]

Hi

I implemented cookies/cookie decoding by integrating phpESP into a portal (I use MyphpNuke). When 
someone is registered on the portal they can access and fill in the survey and once they complete it they 
can view the results. The php coding I used also recognises if they have already filled in the survey so 
they can only fill it in once. Using cookies is a good way of doing what you want

If you have any problems let me know and I can maybe help with the code

Cheers

Nick Ananin
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25/06/2002 15:16:41, "homerlex" <ph...@ho...> wrote:

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[phpesp-general] microsoft e-mail

[<php...@in...>]

Hi,

Is there a way to get rid of the hundreds of lines
of strange microsoft formated E-mail from the digests?

Thanks, Mickey

Re: [phpesp-general] phpESP Status

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

On Tue, 25 Jun 2002, homerlex wrote:

> Is there anywhere on the phpesp site that shows what has been completed,
> what is being worked on, and what needs volunteers to take a crack at.

Um not really. There is the sourceforge bug/request
tracker, that has some partially useful information. The
best place to look is the phpesp-devel mailing list, but
the archives are broken (empty). Feel free to join that
list though.
-James

[phpesp-general] phpESP Status

[homerlex <ph...@ho...>]

I was looking at the TODO list and saw some interesting things.  Just
wondering if there is a time table of when these might be completed or
if anyone is even working on them yet.
 
Specifically:
Sub-question
Forked surveys
Results/Analysis stuff.
 
I downloaded the latest release and saw that the Theme stuff is already
in there which is kewl.
 
Is there anywhere on the phpesp site that shows what has been completed,
what is being worked on, and what needs volunteers to take a crack at.
 
Regards.

[phpesp-general] Thanks Page

[Mike L. <ml...@ne...>]

I see in the code there is a reference to a variable named =
=93thank_url=94.
There is also field in the survey table called =93thanks_page=94
=20
Are these actually set anywhere?  Is there a way to get the survey to go
to a specified page after it has been completed?
=20
=20
Regards