Integrating SurveyJS with ASP.NET Core and RequireJS in 2024
Want to use SurveyJS Form Library or Survey Creator with RequireJS? This guide will give you fresh perspective and practical steps to follow.
Data Encryption at Rest with Azure for HIPAA Compliance
A practical guide to implementing HIPAA-compliant data encryption at rest in Azure with Transparent Data Encryption, Always Encrypted, and Azure Key Vault
Simplify Local Webhook Testing: A Practical Guide
Learn how to test webhooks locally with ease using Webhook.site and ngrok.
How to evaluate query string parameters inside SurveyJS expressions
Use query string parameters like GTM codes in SurveyJS expressions to control the survey flow or calculate values.
Loading and filtering dropdown choices from a local CSV or Excel file in SurveyJS with AlaSQL (No REST service needed!)
Dropdowns and other multiple-choice question types in SurveyJS forms can be loaded and easily filtered through a REST service. But sometimes it may not be practical to build and maintain a rest service for this purpose. This article shows how you can use the AlaSQL library alongside SurveyJS to achieve dynamic filtering of choices from a local CSV file.
Event Feedback Survey Template for SurveyJS
Many of the online event platforms, such as GotoWebinar, Demio, and Zoom, provide the option to automatically send a follow-up email to all attendees. This is a great opportunity to ask for event feedback with a carefully crafted survey. This post contains a feedback template for SurveyJS, along with a few general tips on polling your attendees.
Tech Stacks of the Top 5 SaaS Survey Platforms
If you are building a survey software solution from the ground up, you will have to make some important technology choices early on in the process. While there are no specific rules, it might be useful to take a look under the hood of a few major online survey applications, including SurveyMonkey, Qualtrics, and Typeform.
Customer Satisfaction Surveys and the Beginning of the SurveyJS Content Series
Designing a good customer satisfaction survey is not easy. It needs to be brief-enough, so that more of your customers are willing to spare the time to respond without you providing any incentives. It also needs to ask questions that are not too intrusive, so that your customers don’t feel like you are invading their privacy. And finally, the questions need to be crafted in a way that doesn’t create the opportunity for bias.
Saving the Referrer URL Within A SurveyJS Response And Using It To Control the Flow Of The Survey
It is common to link to your public surveys from various locations, such as corporate sites, social media, blogs, etc. In those cases it is often useful to know where each of your respondents came from. The most obvious solution would be to rely on Google Analytics or some other similar package, but it is also possible to extend SurveyJS so that it includes some basic referrer information with every response.