The new groups and pages feature allows you to more easily create, edit, and manage groups and pages, making your surveys more organized.
If you're new to surveys, we recommend starting with the Survey Structure Levels, which provides a simple introduction to the definitions and relationships of questions, groups, option group, and pages.
Creating a Page
In the survey editor, click the "Add Page" button to add a new page and customize the pagination of your survey.
Page Functionalities
In-page Randomization
Click "In-page Randomization" and the order of the questions (or groups) on this page will be randomly changed each time the survey is opened. This feature is part of the paid plan. For more settings, refer to this help center article: Randomization.
Reorder Pages
Click and hold the page you want to move, then drag it to the desired location to reorder the pages.
Insert Page Below
If you need to insert a new page between existing pages, click "Insert Page Below" to add a blank page below the current page.
Page Name and Page Description
Page names and descriptions help survey editors easily identify and annotate pages, but they will not be displayed in the final survey. You can freely modify the page name as needed. Click the text on the page title to edit the page name, or add annotation notes in the page description.
Delete Page
Click "Delete Page" to permanently delete a page. A confirmation window will appear, and once confirmed, all questions on the page and related settings will be permanently deleted and cannot be restored. Note: If the survey has been sent out and responses have been collected, deleting the page will also delete the response data for that page.
FAQ
If I have cross-page settings such as option source, skip logic, conditional branching, etc., will these functions still work after modifying pages?
Yes, all cross-page functions will continue to work normally without any disruptions.
Summary
The Pages feature simplifies the creation, editing, and management of surveys, helping you build a more structured survey framework.
