A client recently contacted me with an interesting problem relating to Multiple Choice questions.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with a standard HTML checkbox. It's simple and functional and everyone knows how it works, but sometimes you want just a little bit more.
There is no inbuilt way to use conditions to randomly hide or show questions, so what can you do if you want to show different participants different questions?
LimeSurvey 1.91+ includes a new feature to record the time spent on each question during a survey, but prior to release 1.91 this was not built-in. If you are stuck with an older installation however it is possible to record question timing with some modifications.
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