Luca Notari
2007-12-05 09:56:43 UTC
Hi All,
I can't understand why, when in a single page survey, everything goes
well with mod_survey and microsoft windows. But, when in a multipage
survey (I've never used a single page survey for my surveys, normally
all surveys are multipage) , all seems ok except when page that contains
<sequence>; this is the error:
Document error
A part (intro.survey) produced an error (File does not exist :
intro.survey)
[DOCUMENT ERROR 42, A part produced an error] For some reason one of the
pages included in the multipage sequence produced a Document error.
Correct that error and try again.
obiouvsly , 'intro.survey' exists and no matter with path.
I think that there is some problems in finding absolute path under
windows, for representing the root system / the character : is needed
(c:\). When in a single page, no sequence instructions are requested,
and so, everything goes well.
May I discover what the sequence tag do in finding survey files? It's a
pity that can't test survey on a local windows machine, before publish..
:)
Many thanks
Luca
I can't understand why, when in a single page survey, everything goes
well with mod_survey and microsoft windows. But, when in a multipage
survey (I've never used a single page survey for my surveys, normally
all surveys are multipage) , all seems ok except when page that contains
<sequence>; this is the error:
Document error
A part (intro.survey) produced an error (File does not exist :
intro.survey)
[DOCUMENT ERROR 42, A part produced an error] For some reason one of the
pages included in the multipage sequence produced a Document error.
Correct that error and try again.
obiouvsly , 'intro.survey' exists and no matter with path.
I think that there is some problems in finding absolute path under
windows, for representing the root system / the character : is needed
(c:\). When in a single page, no sequence instructions are requested,
and so, everything goes well.
May I discover what the sequence tag do in finding survey files? It's a
pity that can't test survey on a local windows machine, before publish..
:)
Many thanks
Luca