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No, that is not possible, I'm afraid. The parameter, however, should show up in your web logs, which you can eventually download and merge with the remaining data using a data analysis software of your choice.

Dave, is it also possible for me to add the "Day" query value into my data files? I understand that Inquisit stores this somewhere for the purposes of sending it on again (as with the above reply), but can I request that this also be entered as a data column? 


Cheers,
Dave

Fantastic as always - this is crystal clear (and exactly what I'd hope to hear!). Whatever they're paying you, it isn't enough :)

Thanks Dave!

You don't need any custom finish page option and you don't need to specify the finish page in the script's <defaults> (in fact, make sure that you have *not* specified /finishpage in <defaults>, otherwise that will override what's in the web settings and all URL parameters will be lost). Simply specify the URL for the follow-up survey *without* any query parameters as the URL to redirect to in your web experiment's settings. Any query parameters that *come in* to the Inquisit start page will automatically be preserved and appended to the outgoing URL. I.e. if you specify

https://researchsurveys.deakin.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_9KXgy6HkdhAp8tn

as the URL to redirect to, and the incoming URL is

https://research.millisecond.com/dskvarc/eatpie.web?subjectid=50082&groupid=2&Day=1

then the outgoing URL will automatically be

https://researchsurveys.deakin.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_9KXgy6HkdhAp8tn?subjectid=50082&groupid=2&Day=1

If the incoming URL is

https://research.millisecond.com/dskvarc/eatpie.web?subjectid=50083&groupid=1&Day=2

then the outgoing URL will automatically be

https://researchsurveys.deakin.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_9KXgy6HkdhAp8tn?subjectid=50083&groupid=1&Day=2

and so forth.

You can read in the value of the "Day" parameter in your Qualtrics follow-up survey and adjust survey-flow accordingly.

Hi Dave,
Sorry to post again so soon, but I've got a related query.

At the conclusion of the Inquisit session, I want to return participants back to Qualtrics to complete a follow-up survey. The survey is slightly different depending on which day the participants are at (i.e. The end survey on Day 1 is different to Day 2). I have some display logic set up on the Qualtrics end to display certain questions depending whether a participant's URL contains ?Day=1 or ?Day=2 or whatever.

Will the custom finish page option add this query field to the URL automatically? The help guide suggests that the query parameters will be updated with whatever was sent through to Inquisit in the first place, but I wasn't sure if this refers specifically to the query parameters set up on the "Participant ID" page of the script set up, or if it refers to everything that was sent through (including my Day query).

If that wouldn't work, could I try to set up something like this?

<defaults>
/finishpage = "https://researchsurveys.deakin.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_9KXgy6HkdhAp8tn?Day"
</defaults>

Apologies if this was a confusing question - I would normally play around with the software packages to see what was happening myself but our institution is currently in a limited-IT situation.


Thanks again!

Thank you, Dave - you are a true wizard! I corrected as per your instructions, and all is well now.

I had been wracking my brain over this and for the life of me couldn't work out where I'd been going wrong. 


Thanks again!

The link you generate is wrong. It has a superfluous "?" which will throw things off.

https://research.millisecond.com/dskvarc/eatpie.web?subjectid=50082&?groupid=2&Day=1



Query parameters work like this:

? precedes the first query parameter, and the first query parameter only. It indicates "here be query parameters."
Any additional parameters after the first are to be preceded with &, and & only.

In short, the link ought to actually read

https://research.millisecond.com/dskvarc/eatpie.web?subjectid=50082&groupid=2&Day=1

and you need to fix that on the Qualtrics-side, where the link is generated.