Each of the 10 questions has exactly the same three options (Yes, No, Sometimes) and then at the end it delivers a result based on what you answered most of. So if you answer mostly no’s, you get a standard answer and the same for yes and sometimes. I appreciate there might be a database involved but does anyone know if there are stacks available to do this sort of thing (with or without database use)? I found calcstack and query display but can either do this?
Siphon can definitely do ‘conditional logic’ but I don’t know if it’d be able to add up a series of answers and then call up a specific response based on the total. There’s plenty of online polls that you could use and embed on your site easily enough. The one that comes to mind for me is something like Apester, though it comes with branding as it is a free tool.
Thanks Jason, I’m waiting to hear back from 1LD but I’ll take a look at Apester. I did think of using something like Survey Monkey but I wasn’t sure if it had the functionality.
I have seen CalcStack used lots of times for creating simple quizzes and surveys; with the possibility of generating a ‘score’ at the end. Someone might chime in here and provide a link to an example. It is simply a case of creating form inputs and attaching numerical values to them. Then you can easily sum all the answers to get a grand total at the end. Please download and try the free demo version to see it is is something that might come close to what you want. It is an infinitely flexible stack.
CalcStack can be integrated with FormsPlus if you need to email the answers. FormsPlus also has the advantage of letting you split larger calculations into a series of ‘steps’, which can create a survey more likened to a SurveyMonkey setup. Possibly other stacks could be used to split the survey into steps, using tabs or accordions. I think RWExtras had a stack like that at one point I was going to update, but I can’t remember its name now.
