Support Forums : Insert Hyperlink

Daniel -

You can add hyperlinks to your surveys by using the Add Text/Images option on a page. Add some descriptive text, then go into the advanced options for that text entry. You can add hyperlinks in the text editor that go where you want!

I put a very basic example on the first page of your 4th neck survey (you can remove it or edit it to your liking)

Let us know if there is anything else we can do to assist you.

Daniel -
Page Jump Logic forces things to happen, meaning if you had a “Yes No” or “I agree” statement and a user didn’t select the correct response they’d be sent somewhere particular….which can be tracked in your reporting (whether its a disqualification, special thank you page, etc).

Javascript wise, for scripts you want on all pages, you can embed it directly into the HTML template for your survey under the “Look & Feel” tab.

You can try embedding javascript right into question text itself, but we haven’t quite verified it always works yet!

let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!

Hi, Rebecca.

Sure. You can add the hyperlink to the content of your Email Invitation. Just go to your Email Invite and click the Edit Content button, add the link into the body of your invitation and click the ‘Save Content’ button. You’re done!

–Cheri

Rebecca,
I’ll answer these a bit out of order, so bear with me.
In regards to left-clicking the merge code [%%Survey Link%%] on the left side of the HTML box when editing the content of your email invite message, thanks for calling this to our attention. It seems there was a minor rollback on our servers that broke that. It has been fixed now so you can click it and the clickable hyperlink version will be inserted at the cursor (when in the HTML box).
After doing that, you can click the SOURCE button in the editor to show you the raw HTML, which includes:
<a href=”[%%Survey Link%%]”>[%%Survey Link%%]</a>

You can adjust this to:
<a href=”[%%Survey Link%%]”>My unique label</a>

It is important the the first part, <a href=”[%%Survey Link%%]”>, remains unchanged so that the email invite system can insert the proper link to your survey including the additional tracking information that allows us to not only track that respondents status with the survey, but also allows you to pull in data from their contact information into the survey with merge codes. This customized link is automatically generated by our system, so it would be best to simply alter the ‘label’ for the link.