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2:54
June 13, 2008
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BrianMinsk
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Is it possible to generate a set of URLs to a single survey that allow users to “Save & Continue” but without them using cookies (because users may take the survey from more than one computer) and without using the Email Invitation function of SurveyGizmo?
Thanks,
Brian
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5:29
June 13, 2008
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Mario
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If you go to your survey’s URL, it processes and sends an HTTP header that redirects to the unique URL for that survey’s session that is live for 7 days from creation. You could connect to that url and capture the new header, and then send that along to someone (I’m thinking in php here) by email and store it yourself.
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3:47
June 23, 2008
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BrianMinsk
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Mario said:
If you go to your survey’s URL, it processes and sends an HTTP header that redirects to the unique URL for that survey’s session that is live for 7 days from creation. You could connect to that url and capture the new header, and then send that along to someone (I’m thinking in php here) by email and store it yourself.
If they tried to access the unique URL after the 7 days, would it just take them to the correct survey, but at the beginning with no answers completed (i.e. new session, same survey)?
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5:37
June 23, 2008
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Chad
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Hi Brian,
Correct, after 7 days the session dies and the URL will just start a new survey response.
Hope this helps,
Chad
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