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General Properties
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The first entry indicates which control you are editing (Survey, Page or Question).
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If you do not want the survey to be run more than once locally, enter a cookie name and it will be created.
Logo
A logo can be added to the Survey. Enter the location of the logo image file, its position on the page and the width and height.
Navigation
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The Navigation property allows you to place test on the Next and Previous buttons at the bottom of each page. Enter text most appropriate for the form usage.
Question
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The question property sets parameters for adding questions to the survey. Properties cover question title location, whether and where you want to place a description.
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Finally, if a respondent enters incorrect information as an answer to a question, where do you want the error message to appear.
Pages
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The Pages property is where you can give a Page a name and add new pages and names as needed. You can also choose to show Page titles and Numbers.
Logic
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Triggers can be created on the Survey level to produce events during survey completion. Choosing on of the above options opens the following properties.
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In the example above, I chose a Rating question. I then need to choose what qualifier suits the situation and which rating is the operable choice. If needs change, the condition can be edited or removed and additional conditions can be added.
Data
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If there are values for questions that are not visible on the survey, the Clear invisible values property will clear these values based on the choice made. The data will not be saved with the survey questions. if you choose “none”, the invisible data will be saved upon survey completion.
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The Text Update Mode dictates when the test in the question is updated. It is either “onBlur” which is after the respondent moves to another question or “onTyping” which is while typing.
Navigation
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If error checking is turned on, the error can be caught at different stages of the survey. The default is when the respondent clicks the button to move to the next page. You can change the setting to when the individual question response is completed or when the entire survey is completed.
Show on Completed
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When the survey is completed, the respondent could be directed to a URL. If so, enter the URL to be redirected. Also, you could navigate to a URL based on a condition. This could be used in conjunction with the Timer property explained next. If the time expires and the survey is not yet complete, the respondent could be redirected to a thank you URL.
Timer
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If the survey is to be completed in a given amount of time, enter the maximum time to finish either each page or the entire survey. Choose whether to show the timer or not and where the timer is located.