Hi @care2michelle,
Thanks for reaching out. I’m so sorry for the delay here!
Before we dive in, I wanted to give you a heads-up that it’s against the WordPress Forum Guidelines to include site credentials in your posts, even if they’re for a subscriber role and not an admin role. I just wanted to remind you of this and suggest you edit your post to remove that information. A WordPress forum moderator may also edit your post to remove that information.
In the future, instead of providing credentials, please provide screenshots, videos, and error codes related to the problem you’re having, and we can use those to diagnose the issue.
I did take a quick look this time to help you out, and I’m glad to hear it’s likely cache that caused the initial issue.
By default, yes, once a survey is completed, it will remain closed.
I apologize that there isn’t a way to adjust the display length of a survey in our free version. In case it helps, our Behavior addon, as part of our paid version, does let you get around this (on top of our paid version adding other super handy features). We’re unable to share details about paid version features here (www.remarpro.com policy), but you’re welcome to reach out at https://www.userfeedback.com/contact/ and we’d be happy to share more about this.
I’m sorry we don’t have a way to do what you’re looking for in our free version, but I hope these details are helpful.
Thanks.