Survey/survey/questionnaire questions

I know that I can create a survey using web apps, but I have some questions regarding its use and collection. Also I realize I can create an imaginary user and hide the name and email input fields.

(1) without additional code to set a cookie, am I correct to assume that there is no way to prevent people from voting twice or more? I can't stop him based on e-mail if I use a generic email address, and even if I wanted them to enter an email address it looks not to I could stop making them more than once.

(2) I guess that using a generic e-mail address means that it changes the real choice in the database. In other words, the value for their choice would change, and if 50 people under investigation, I would onely never have only one value. Is that correct.

(3) collection of results - if I am wrong in my assumption in (2) above, then I guess that the only way to collect the results real, is to set up a workflow, receive emails and manually collect data.

(4) NOT using a generic email address - allows to assume that I have everyone make use of names and a real email address. How to collect the survey data without using a workflow and emails to collect manually according to (3) above?

Find the anser # 4 here - http://www.adobe.com/devnet/businesscatalyst/articles/creating_a_survey.html , although you would still need download the report and make and if statement in excel to calculate the numbers. There is no graphics either so this is not a real poll.

Answers for the other 3 would help, because even if I'm sure I'm not mistaken, confirmation would help.

Thank you

HI John,.

I'll try to answer some of these questions, though, web applications are not a good module to create surveys. There is no right module in British Colombia for the polls. ID' suggest to a hosted solution that can be easily integrated in BC using javascript. In any case, here it is:

1. without extra code to set a cookie, am I correct to assume that there is no way to prevent people from voting twice or more? I can't stop him based on e-mail if I use a generic email address, and even if I wanted them to enter an email address it looks not to I could stop making them more than once.< if="" you="" look="" at="" our="" wishlist,="" the="" way="" it's="" been="" implemented="" is="" as="">

-Each element of the wish list is an element of web application.

-All votes are comments (uses comments module)

-The rule set on these comments, it is "can only comment once.

You know how you're implementing the voices, but no other support "only once" module limitation.

2. I guess that using a generic e-mail address means that it changes the real choice in the database. In other words, the value of their choice would change, and if 50 people under investigation, I would never have a single value. Is that correct.< not="" too="" sure="" what="" this="" is.="" are="" they="" submitting="" comments="" or="" creating="" web="" app="" items.="" if="" they're="" creating="" web="" app="" items="" and="" you're="" logging="" in="" everyone="" under="" one="" email="" address="" your="" assumption="" is="">

3. the collection of results - if I am wrong in my assumption in (2) above, then I guess that the only way to collect the results real, is to set up a workflow, receive emails and manually collect data.< since="" i'm="" not="" clear="" on="" no.2="" i="" can="" only="" guess="" here,="" but="" is="" customers="" are="" submitting="" web="" app="" items,="" even="" though="" those="" will="" be="" created="" under="" the="" same="" user,="" they'll="" be="" separate="" web="" app="" items.="" but,="" some="" clarification="" would="" be="">

See you soon,.

Mario

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