You can show a survey, or just its map, right inside your Project Page, so visitors can answer without leaving the page. This is called an embed, and it uses the Iframe element.
Embed or link? Embed the survey when you want it to be part of the page, for example an interactive map with your project text around it. If you only want visitors to click through to the survey, use a Questionnaire link element instead. It shows a button that opens the survey. See Add content to your Project Pages.
Written instructions with pictures
- Prepare the questionnaire. Publish it and copy its URL.
- Open your Project Page in Edit mode, click Add element and choose Iframe under Miscellaneous.
- Paste the questionnaire URL into the URL field of the Iframe element. Switch on Use full width to let the survey fill the width of the page, and set the Height (600 by default) so that the survey fits without a lot of scrolling inside the frame.
- Click Preview and then Publish, and test that the survey works on the published page.
Do you want the iframe to show a page that's not the first page of the questionnaire? Add the following parameter to the questionnaire URL:
?startPage=[number of page]If you want to ensure that respondents cannot move to other pages, add this to the URL:
?disableNavigation=trueIf you want to use both in the same iframe:
?startPage=[number of page]&disableNavigation=true