Will Brubaker

Glad to hear that got you sorted!

Please keep in mind that the changes will be lost when upgrading this plugin (the data/form structure will be maintained).

Hi Denis,

Thanks for getting in contact about the Awesome Surveys plugin. Currently the only way to be able to input more answers would be to directly edit the admin javascript.

I’m happy to consider increasing the number of answers available in a future version.

@tim_mcc

Hi, Will here. I am the creator of Awesome Surveys. I’m sorry to hear the plugin is not meeting your expectations.

Am I correct in understanding that survey responses (answers) are not being saved? Would you be willing to start a thread in the support forum for Awesome Surveys and give me a chance to gain a deeper understanding of what the issue is and how it can be resolved?

Hey Sathish88,

Sorry to hear about your trouble. The most likely cause is some other plugin (or your theme) preventing the javascript for Awesome Surveys from loading or working properly. There is a known issue that may be causing your 404 error https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/404-error-when-submitting Have a look at that and if that doesn’t fix the issue for you try deactivating other plugins and switching to the Twenty Fourteen theme.

Cheers,

Will

As of 1.1.2 there should be some type of feedback if saving a survey fails.

Limited authentication method editing has been added as of version 1.1.2

Cheers,

Will

Hi Fabius219,

If I understand your question correctly, you would like to programmatically retrieve the survey data and sort by respondent?

If that is the case, using the WordPress function get_option to retrieve the main surveys array is a good starting point. The option name is ‘wwm_awesome_surveys’. You can have a look at the raw data by manually appending the debug query parameter in conjunction with a survey_id parameter. This will enable a ‘debug’ tab and the raw output of whatever survey survey_id is set to will be displayed in that tab.

As an example, if you wanted to get the raw output of a survey with id of ‘1’ your url would look something like this:
https://your-site.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=awesome-surveys.php&debug&survey_id=1

Have a look at the source code to learn how the responses are stored. In the file includes/class.awesome-surveys-frontend.php the Awesome_Surveys_Frontend class has a method called process_response that handles storing survey responses.

I hope that information helps you and gets you pointed in the right direction.

Kind Regards,

Will

Hey KatBri,

Thanks for using the Awesome Surveys plugin and thanks for your feedback!

Your specific need to edit the authentication method is, unfortunately, not editable at this time. I will certainly put some thought into adding that functionality in a future version.

Kind Regards,

Will

Janek – Thanks!

LJWDesign – no worries, I’m intimately familiar with the source code ?? The next update will attempt to provide meaningful feedback if saving a survey fails.

That’s great news! I’m glad to hear that it’s working for you now. I will still be rolling out an update in the next few days to address the warning that you observed. Thanks again for the bug report.

It is very unlikely that you have done anything wrong with regards to this plugin. It would appear, however, that for some reason your survey is not saving.

Basically, the warning that you are seeing indicates that nothing has been saved to the database, If there had been no attempt made to save anything, I wouldn’t be overly concerned and would simply fix it, but since you have tried to save a survey, then something mysterious is happening.

In addition to fixing the warning you are seeing, I’ll do something to try and provide meaningful feedback if a survey fails to save.

Thanks for your patience while I get this sorted! ??

Hi Janek,

Thank you for trying my plugin and thanks so much for the bug report. You’ve provided great information that will help me improve this plugin.

I’ll get this issue fixed in the next update. I am curious, however, you say that you see this warning *after* you press the ‘Save Survey’ button?

Since you’re creating a custom page template, you’re likely going to have to get your hands dirty with some code. For the task at hand you’re going to want to use the WordPress function wp_enqueue_style which is documented here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_style
and to do that properly you’re going to want to familiarize yourself with the wp_enqueue_scripts action hook which you can find documented here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/wp_enqueue_scripts

Just judging by your previous posts, I get the feeling that you’re pretty comfortable editing files. I’ve fixed the issue that you’re seeing and the fix is available on the github mirror of Awesome Surveys. If you replace wp-content/plugins/awesome-surveys/js/script.min.js with this file:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/WillBrubaker/awesome-surveys/master/js/script.min.js
it should fix your issue.

Honestly, that’s a use case that I never considered. I’ll get a fix for this in the next update.

Thanks for the feedback!