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  • Woble

    (@mailrob-davisoncouk)

    Apologies, I misunderstood.

    Yes, it works fine with different browsers for now.

    Thanks for the quick fixes!

    Woble

    (@mailrob-davisoncouk)

    Thanks.
    Yes, agreed this is not a high priority.

    My comment posted after that will require more attention though, as currently only one user can submit per survey:

    “Just noticed I cannot submit for more than one user.

    1. Submit for surveys 1 and 2 with admin user
    2. Log in as tester user. Cannot submit for surveys 1 or 2. Submit for 3 ok.
    3. Log back in as admin. Cannot submit for 3.

    Woble

    (@mailrob-davisoncouk)

    Just noticed I cannot submit for more than one user.

    1. Submit for surveys 1 and 2 with admin user
    2. Log in as tester user. Cannot submit for surveys 1 or 2. Submit for 3 ok.
    3. Log back in as admin. Cannot submit for 3.

    Woble

    (@mailrob-davisoncouk)

    I’ve tested using newly created surveys. Looking much better.

    One annoyance is:

    Scenario with 8 surveys on one page.

    Complete first survey and click submit.
    Data in db table ok.
    Page is refreshed with ‘you have already completed this survey’ for 1st survey. However surveys 2-8 are populated with the previous surveys’ responses. These fields should all be cleared.

    Repeated above by completing 2nd survey. survey 1 and 3-8 are then populated with survey 2 data in the fields.

    I’ll also test this beta against some of my previous surveys (which were created using v 2.6.41)
    Thanks.

    Woble

    (@mailrob-davisoncouk)

    Ok, thanks. I’m going to try an approach using pages and sub-pages. Will let you know the outcome.

    Woble

    (@mailrob-davisoncouk)

    Yes, thats correct the original issue is now fixed.

    Is the one survey per page intended?
    If so, thats a little frustrating as I’ll have to redesign a lot of the blog. I don’t see why multiple surveys on a page should be an issue, especially as it worked in previous versions.

    Woble

    (@mailrob-davisoncouk)

    Thanks for your quick response.

    I tried the following:

    Renamed the plugin folder and installed the beta.

    On one page I have text and bb code to link to 8 surveys:
    aawc_6_1 through to aawc_6_8. Each has a field for ‘name’, 3 text fields, 1 text box and a submit button.

    I made sure no associated tables existed in the database.

    I filled out the first survey and clicked submit.
    However, this creates all 8 tables and adds the record to all 8, instead of just table wp_surveyme_aawc_6_1. All 8 surveys show as ‘you have already taken this survey.

    If I then drop all 8 tables wp_surveyme_aawc_6_1 – wp_surveyme_aawc_6_8, they surveys still show as ‘already taken this survey’

    When I drop the tables to try again, all

    Woble

    (@mailrob-davisoncouk)

    Hi, I also experience a similar error:
    Invalid query: Unknown column ‘info[wp_user]’ in ‘where clause’ Whole query: SELECT count(*)+1 ‘count’ FROM wp_surveyme_aawc_6_2 WHERE (info[wp_user]=0 AND info[wp_user]!=-1)

    I have mySQL 5.1.56

    I upgraded the plugin from the previous version (2.6.41) to the latest 3.0.43

    I tried using both a previous survey as a template, and also creating a new survey from scratch. The error is displayed either way.

    The site is in English – to my knowledge there are no special characters used.

    I notice that:
    If I create a survey, fill out and submit, the following columns are missing:
    info[form_sent], info[wp_user] info[form_received]

    and I get the error.

    If I manually create a table for the survey with the same columns as a previous survey, (i.e. these three columns are present), when I submit, a row is created, but the three columns are NULL.

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