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Found the bug and fixed it. Thanks for reporting.
This bug fix will be available in 1.1.2

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by NgIdeas.

This issue is fixed in the GitHub repo. Should be available with 1.0.9.

I added a couple of new parameters to the ngsurvey_end_of_survey_message filter – survey object and response id. Released it with v1.0.7.

Closing the thread, in case you have any other queries please feel free to open a new topic.

Presently it is possible to customize the end of the survey message. Edit your survey and you can customize “Tracking Method”, “End Message Title” and “End Message Description”. However, not possible to show the response results.

It can be extended by developing a function for the “ngsurvey_survey_complete” action hook.

To avoid the styles loaded on pages other than surveys, ngsurvey strictly checks the post type or the shortcode availability. So you cannot render styles by doing do_shortcode from a custom plugin.

To help you overcome this problem, I am adding a new filter “ngsurvey_render_styles” and “ngsurvey_render_scripts” which can be used to hint the plugin to load them forcibly. Should be available in 1.0.6.

There are 3 tracking methods that you can choose from, i.e. cookies, IP address, and username. In your survey creation page (main description page) the Tracking Method field is shown. Select the username option to restrict multiple responses from logged-in users.

Besides these, if you are using NgSurvey campaings plugin, you can send invites with unique survey URLs to the contacts.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by NgIdeas.

Fixed it now. Tested the query and it works fine.

Thank you @datschge for reporting the bug and fix. The code is fixed on GitHub repo and should be released in v1.0.6.

https://github.com/ngideas/ngsurvey/commit/45920ce147ffa4410c466b96654c5f14accc5e04