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Now that all the issues are on the table, on with the show....

Basic JSP Randomization example:

*Please note before following these examples, make sure your survey is setup for jsp and you are familiar with how to use the Web Survey Toolbox GUI

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1. Create 3 pages in the Survey Manager and make 3 long answer questions on each page. Name the pages Page 1, Page 2, and Page 3.
2. Make the JSP pages for each of the three pages you created in the Survey Manager.

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• Download page1.jsp and change the nextPage variable to random.jsp (see Code Example 1 below). For help with uploading or downloading see here.

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• Save page1.jsp as page2.jsp and repeat for page3.jsp.

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• Change the pageName parameter in page2.jsp to "Page 2"

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• Then change the nextPage variable to "random.jsp" (see code example 2 below)

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• Change the pageName parameter in page3.jsp to "Page 3"

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• Then change the nextPage variable to "random.jsp" (see code example 3 below)

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• Then upload all thee pages.

<%@include file="include_questionnaire.jsp"%>

<survey:surveypage
	pageName="Page 1"
	pageWidth="600"
	nextPage="random.jsp"
	submitButtonText="Next"
	showSubmitButton="true"
	timeResponses="false"
	rememberPageUserIsOn="true"
	pageToLoginTo="index.jsp"
	tableToVerifyLoginTo="Users"
	isLoginPage="false"
	/>

<%@include file="survey_end.jsp"%>