As an option for a questionnaire I have selected the "Respondent Type" to be fullname, yet when I view the responses I have no Idea who submitted the questionnaire.
Am I understanding the "Respondent Type" option correctly?
Thanx
Lindsay
Thanx Mike
I see when I download a CSV file that the user id is available, but I would be interested to know if it would be possible to see that information while you are browsing the results from inside Moodle.
Cheers
Lindsay
Thanx again Mike
All seams to work well.
You may think about putting a HowTo on the cvs page, I am pretty new to this kind of admin and it was with a bit of luck that I chose to download the report.php file and copy it to the questionnaire directory.
Keep up the great work
Lindsay
I think I am going wrong somewhere - and I would value your help.
I downloaded the latest questionnaire (Version 2005021101 from the readme.txt), though it was actually dated 19 April on the Moodle download page.
I did not get usernames on individual responses, so I went to CVS (through web - I cannot get TortoiseCVS to work). Downloaded latest report.php. Interestingly this was still dated around the 19 April despite your comment above. (hence I wonder if I am going wrong).
Now I get full names on individual responses on screen, but not in the download CSV file.
What we would really like is the 'username' in the CSV, not the id or the fullname (or all 3) - is this feasible? My PHP is very limited but it would be very useful if I could get this to work before our general election on Thursday.
(our usernames identify groups of students and we are interested in the internal demographics of our 'mock' election)
Any help/suggestions gratefully received. TIA.
Very many thanks for the prompt response.
I was getting the fullnames on the screen in 'view by response' but not in the CSV. Downloading the 'survey_export_csv.inc' file solved this however. Thanks again. Usernames would be icing on the cake.
Look forward to further developments - questionnalre looks very useful.
Andy
Superb - and many thanks again Mike for such prompt help.
Andy