If you had trouble with it, the problem should be fixed now. Several questions in the survey ended up requiring you to give a minimum number of answers. A lot of folks didn't notice this, since they were checking a lot of the boxes. Some folks found themselves unable to submit the results, though, due to this bug. What happened? The question creation template has the "force person to answer" box checked by default, which I UNchecked for all the questions when creating them. During the course of editing some of the questions, several picked up the default again in the edit screen, and I didn't notice. The result seemed to be that for questions where you could have "as many as N" responses out of M possible, the survey was not letting people submit if they'd checked less than N boxes. My testing was based on some complex sites and didn't check few enough boxes to pick up the error. I apologize for the error, and the additional message traffic. Thank you very much for participating-- we're up from 14 results a day or so ago to 88 today, with 76 of the respondents being the primary postmaster for their organization. Yeah!!! If you tried to take the survey and were stymied by the bug, please feel free to try again now, and I'm sorry for your earlier frustration. _Strata -- ======================================================================== Strata Rose Chalup [KF6NBZ] strata "@" virtual.net VirtualNet Consulting http://www.virtual.net/ ** Project Management & Architecture for ISP/ASP Systems Integration ** =========================================================================
