GroupSurveys Online Surveys Blog!

You can now set limits on your survey, such as the maximum amount of responses you wish to collect or a cut-off date.

To set this up, go to the “Settings” tab of your survey and you’ll find some new options…

– If you wish to limit your survey to a certain number of responses, enter the number of responses you wish to limit to and once this number is reached, no further responses will be collected and your survey will be closed.

– You can also enter an expiry date for your survey .. again, once the date is reached your survey will be closed.

Note: You can fill in one or both fields if required. The survey will stop collecting responses when the first limit is reached i.e. number of responses or date. You can also leave both fields blank if you do not wish to set limits.

Please keep sending us your feature requests, is there anything you’d really like to see added to GroupSurveys? If so, just drop us an email to support@group-surveys.com

Thanks
GroupSurveys Team

We’ve just released a new feature that allows you to include extra text, html code or images to your surveys.

When you click Add Question, the “Question Type” drop-down menu now includes 3 new options:

- Separator – Image
- Separator – Text
- Separator – HTML Code

The Image separator allows you to add images to your survey. So, if you want to ask a question about a picture or graph.. this is for you!

The Text separator allows you to insert text anywhere within your survey – this may be useful if you want to include some extra information or instructions for your audience.

The HTML separator is for more experienced users who are familiar with the basics of HMTL. It allows you to add some simple html code to your survey such as tables, images etc.

As always, if you’ve any queries .. please get in touch!

GroupSurveys Team

There are some great customization features available for your online surveys such as the option to change the language of your survey, add custom welcome and finish messages, custom error messages, headers and page numbers etc.

This short video tutorial will show you how to get started:

How to Change the Content of Your Online Surveys from Tom O'Leary on Vimeo.