Thread: [phpesp-general] RE: Adding Descriptive text in a survey.

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All,

    There are a few other files that need to be changed that I have not
mentioned.
    The changes mentioned below (in my original post) suppress a
question number from appearing
    next to the Statement, however this means that the next valid
question will appear to not
    have a consecutive Question number appearing next to it.
    for example,
        assume our survey has 5 questions which includes the Statement.
        If our Statement is question 3 then our survey will show the
following:
        (1) Question text
        (2) Question text
            Statement
        (4) Question text
        (5) Question text

   To correct this the code should be:

    <?php 
    if ($tid != '11') 
                        echo ("<A NAME=\"Q($i)\">($i).</A>");   
    else
            $i--;
    ?>

    Once this is done you will notice that viewing survey results, and
viewing a survey report will
   not be consistent with the above ammendment so the following further
changes need to be made
   to provide consistency through the entire phpesp package.

   The following files must be changed:
   1- /lib/esphtml.results.inc
   2- /function/survey_results.inc
   3- /function/survey_report.inc
   4- /function/survey_merge.inc

   Changes to esphtml.results.inc
        line 188 : function
mkreslist($counts,$total,$precision,$showTotals) {
        should be changed to : function
mkreslist($counts,$total,$precision,$showTotals,$tid) {

        after line 191: <table width="90%" border="0" cellpadding="1">
        add the following:
            <?php if ($tid != '11')
                    echo "<tr><th
align=\"left\">#</th><th>Response</th></tr>"; ?>
       then delete / comment out the line: <tr><th align="left"><?php
echo(_('#')); ?></th><th><?php echo(_('Response')); ?></th></tr>

   Changes to survey_results.inc
        on about line 167 you should find the following 2 lines:
            <tr xbgcolor="<?php echo($bg); ?>">
           <td>
        add the following straight after the above lines:
            <?php
                if ($tid != '11')
                    echo ("<A NAME=\"Q($i)\">($i).</A>");
                else
                    $i--;
            ?>
        then delete / comment out the line:
            <A NAME="Q<?php echo($i); ?>"><?php echo($i); ?>.</A>

        on about line 324:
mkreslist($counts,$total,$precision,$showTotals);
        change this to :
mkreslist($counts,$total,$precision,$showTotals,$tid);

    Changes to survey_report.inc
        on about line 85: <tr bgcolor="<?php echo($bg); ?>">
        add the following straight after this line:
            <?php
                if ($tid != '11'){
                    echo "<td align=\"right\">$i</td>";
                }
                else{
                    $i--;
                    echo "<td align=\"right\"></td>";
            }

        ?>

        then delete / comment out the following line:

            <td align="right"><?php echo($i); ?></td>

Finally,

            just to be consistent with the changes made to the mkreslist
function in both esphtml.results.inc and survey_results.inc we need to
make the same change to the survey_merge file.

        line 350:mkreslist($counts,$total,$precision,$showTotals); needs
to be changed to:

                mkreslist($counts,$total,$precision,$showTotals, $tid); 

This should be all. If you have any problems with these changes post
them here.......

Kon            

-----Original Message-----
From: Kon Angelopoulos [mailto:ang...@ip...] 
Sent: Sunday, 17 March 2002 7:40 PM
To: an...@cp...
Subject: FW: Adding Descriptive text in a survey.

 -----Original Message----- 
From:   Kon Angelopoulos [ <mailto:ang...@ip...>
mailto:ang...@ip...] 
Sent:   Sunday, 17 March 2002 7:10 PM 
To:     'php...@li...' 
Subject:        Adding Descriptive text in a survey. 

Hi All, 

        One of the features I needed phpesp to have was the ability of
adding descriptive text in a survey without having it

        be a question. I've also noticed that this has also appeared in
the feature requests so I decided to do this myself.

        Here are the steps. 

        1. log into the phpesp database and issue the following sql
statement: 
                " insert into question_type
values(11,'Statement','N','response_text'); " 

        2. now edit the /admin/include/function/survey_render.inc file. 
                A:/ 
                go to line 85. 
                the original line (version 1.5) is: 
                        <?php if($question['required']=='Y') {
echo('<font color="#FF0000">*</font>'); } ?><A NAME="Q<?php echo($i);
?>"><?php echo($i); ?>.</A>

                change this line to: 
                <?php if($question['required']=='Y') { echo('<font
color="#FF0000">*</font>'); } ?> 
                and then add the following line 4 lines: 
                <?php 
                if ($tid != '11') 
                        echo ("<A NAME=\"Q($i)\">($i).</A>");   
                ?> 
                This ensures that the Statement does not have a Question
number displayed next to it. 

                B:/ 
                The next step is to find the following line: 
                <td valign="TOP" aligh="LEFT"> - this should be line 87
in the original file or line 91 if you've added the above code.

                change it to: 
                <td valign="TOP" aligh="LEFT" width="95%"> 
                This will prevent large descriptive text or statements
from messing up the formatting of your survey. 

                and that is all.. 

                Simply create or edit a survey, go to the Question tab
where you will notice the new item "Statement" in the New Field's

                type dropdown list and enter your statement in the
Text's text field. 
                There can not be any possible answers to this statement
so you do not need to fill in the rest of the fields in the Question

                tab page. 

                Enjoy ! 
Regards 
Kon Angelopoulos