Releases: DNNCommunity/DNN.Survey
Releases · DNNCommunity/DNN.Survey
v9.2.0
What's Changed
- Cakefix by @valadas in #70
- Allows giving a custom name to the Survey results page by @MaiklT in #71
- Added "List" and "Table" as new "chart" options, esp. for free text answers by @MaiklT in #72
- Hide buttons related to results when no results available by @MaiklT in #73
- Release 09.02.00 by @MaiklT in #74
- Merged
develop
intomaster
to releasev9.2.0
by @valadas in #75
Full Changelog: v9.1.1...v9.2.0
v9.1.1
v9.1.0
This release requires Dnn 9.4.0 and above and was tested up to dnn 9.8.0
- Updates DnnCommunity develop branch from Michael's develop branch #52 Thanks @valadas
- Fixed an issue where the csv export was missing a textQualifier at the end #53 Thanks @valadas
- Fixed an issue with csv conflict on qualifier character #54 Thanks @valadas
- Bumped Dnn dependency to 9.4.0 #55 @valadas
- CSV Export: Add setting for separator and delimiter #14 Thanks @MaiklT
- Fixed an issue where all portal surveys where deleted instead of only the deleted one #47 @MaiklT
- Fixed an issue where Charts would not display when a double quote was entered in a free text response #48 Thanks @MaiklT
- Releases v9.1.0 #56 Thanks @valadas
09.00.01
04.70.00
09.00.00
- Dnn compatibility from Dnn 8.0.0 and tested up to 9.3.2
- Codebase converted to C#
- DataLayer converted to DAL2 pattern
- Several UI enhancements
- Moved settings ("Vote tracking" and "Survey Results") to permissions ("Participate" and "View results") to allow more granular access
- Added setting "Survey Type" (Survey or Quiz)
- Added option to display closing date message
- Added option to add a consent checkbox
- Added option to use a Captcha
- Added honeybot to reduce spam submissions
- Added free text answers
- Questions and answers can be sorted by drag & drop
- Added charts using ChartJS
- Different chart type (bar, vertical bar, pie, doghnut) selectable for each question
- CSV export of results
- Added GUID to results to determine which answers come from the same user (even if this completely anonymous). That allows further reports using other tools, eg. how did different genders or age groups vote.