Hey!

The poll's results chart actually generates on our server everytime a response is received – but not everytime the results page is loaded (like if someone hits “refresh” or comes back to the page later, after already having voted). The results chart does take at least a few seconds to pull in response data, and generate the chart basedon the response information – if we generated this on the fly everytime the page was loaded, or before the final “Thank You” page was loaded in your survey there would be a slow in the pages loading time as the chart was created on the server, and finally rendered on the page.

That being said, the chart is pre-rendered, and since a “Preview” response doesn't count towards the actual responses, it will not generate a new chart when you complete a preview response. There really isn't any way around the chart renderer “catching” the current response before regenerating without seeing page loading slowdowns as all of the pages wait for the chart generator to process before rendering.

The second and fourth issues are literally one and the same. The first time you complete the survey you get the “Thank You” page in normal page flow, page 1, then the Thank You page. The rest of the time you load the page, the survey sees you've already cast your vote, and immediately renders the pre-generated chart. From a designer's point of view, an in-line DIV with no ID is a bit of a pain (and I can't currently see why it would be necessary) so I'll speak with our development team about that – I'm going to try to get it removed unless there is a specific reason we keep it there.