So I am having an issue trying to enter HTML…
I am trying to navigate within a survey by linking to pages.
I have turned the HTML editor off. I have tried both auto correct HTML on and off.
the code I am using is
“<a href=’https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/2411393/Survey-title?snc=[survey(“session id”)]&__sgtarget=6′>Bear Proof Receptacle</a> <br/>”
With auto correct HTML turned on, after saving the question it turns into “<a>Bear Proof Receptacle</a> <br />” and of course it does not link to anything.
With auto correct turned off, it does create a link, but it is broken. When I copy the link from the live survey it is “https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/2411393/Survey-title?snc=[survey(%E2%80%9Csession%20id%E2%80%9D)]&__sgtarget=6”
What am I doing wrong???
Bill ><>
According to the page below you can link to other pages, maybe SG has changed something in the last three months. or maybe I need a higher plan…
https://community.surveygizmo.com/questions/question/survey-page-index-to-navigate-with-a-survey/
Someone with deeper technical understanding of SurveyGizmo might be able to explain this better, but it is not possible to navigate within a survey using the method you are trying.
A survey is basically a online form that is used to submit data to a database. It does not have actual, physical pages in the HTML sense. Each ‘page’ represents a temporary break in the database session during which recently entered responses are posted to the database and new input forms are generated.
There is an example of a JavaScript in the documentation that uses the pageID field to navigate within a survey (https://script.surveygizmo.com/help/article/link/target-page). Depending on your account level and JavaScript expertise you might be able to use this method. I have no experience in using this script, so I am afraid that I cannot offer you any further guidance on its use.
I think that your best option is to use basic page logic and/or skip patterns – keep things as simple as you possibly can.