Messages posted by: spacestout

It seems like your previous polls don't go away. They can still be found in the admin panel. So, on your results page you just display the poll in the same manner as you did originally by its poll number.

You probably don't want the Vote button showing up. You can modify the templates in the admin panel. For Poll View, there is code in the "display_foot":

<input type="hidden" name="action" value="vote">
<input type="hidden" name="poll_ident" value="$poll_id">
<input type="submit" value="$pollvars[vote_button]" class="input">

Removing or modifying this could remove the Vote button. However, I don't know if it would remove the vote button in your current polls as well.

The task is to remove the vote button, whether in the admin panel, or by setting variables in your display code. Then, your poll displays with just the results link.

I'm pleased with this poll script.

I just made a page with 16 polls. It looks funny having that many cells, each having their own header, border, and vote button.

You can see my approach http://mrsascouponorganizer.com/poll.php. As my poll is also a quiz, I provide the correct answers in a rather cumbersome way http://mrsascouponorganizer.com/poll_results.php

I would like to create one long cell with one header and all 16 polls listed down the cell without a break (other than the next question). One would click the radio buttons for all polls, then hit one vote button at the bottom. The results would display in this same cell.

Has anyone done this? If not, what would the approach be?