Modal Survey for WordPress

The plugin has a simple, but very powerful options. You can add new survey with clicking on the Create Survey link on the left side under the Modal Survey main navigation menu. Alternatively, choose the Plugins and Installed Plugins, then select the Settings under the Modal Survey in the Plugin list page. Enter your survey name into the text field, then click on the New Survey button.

New Question - #back to top

Click on the New Question button on the right side and the new question will be immediately included. You can add as many as you want, but don't forget, too much questions can naturally make you website slower. The questions are sortable, so you can easily change the order. Delete the questions by clicking on the minus sign at the end of the question line. The first question can't be deleted.

Question Options - #back to top

These options provides the possibility to set question specific settings, like image, optional number of answers, etc.

• Optional Answers: Set the number of answers that can be selected for the current question.
• Required Answers: Set the number of answers that is required to select for the current question.

New Answer - #back to top

Click on the plus sign at the end of the second answer and the new answer type can be selected from the window. You can add as many as you want, of course depends on the visibility possibilities.(eg.: 40 answer doesn't looks good on the front side of your website). You can delete the answers by clicking on the minus sign at the end of the actual answer line. The first answer can't be deleted. The plugin using Cookies to display the same Surveys only once for the same user. You can also insert download links to the Thank you message field, in this case, the plugin will detect that and the message won't be disappear until the user click on it.

After you select the Add Answer icon, you will see the answer type selection screen, like on the screenshot on the left side.

Open Text Answer - #back to top

Open Text Answers can be exported individually since hundreds or even thousands of answers can break the layout of the general export file. You can view the answers in the Answer Options by clicking on the gear icon at the left side of the answer.

All special answer type has it's own individual color code on admin to help easily recognize when you compose the survey. The Open Text Answer's color is the yellow.

Date Answer - #back to top

Date answers include the DatePicker automatically when the user click on the answer. This way the user will be able to specify an exact date as an answer. The Date type answers can be viewed and exported the same way as the Open Text Answers in the Answer Options by clicking on the gear icon at the left side of the answer.

All special answer type has it's own individual color code on admin to help easily recognize when you compose the survey. The Date Answer's color is the green.

List Answer - #back to top

List Answers display a select box in the answer area, which allows the user to click on it and choose the answer from the list. The values can be assigned by a comma separated list in the Answer Options List of values field (see on screenshot at the left) The answer of List Answer type can be viewed and exported the same way as the Open Text Answers in the Answer Options by clicking on the gear icon at the left side of the answer.

All special answer type has it's own individual color code on admin to help easily recognize when you compose the survey. The open text answer's color is the red.

Numeric Answer - #back to top

Numeric answer offer the option to use a slider to select a numerical value between limits, that you can set in the Answer Options using the Minimum value, Maximum value and the Step fields. The Numeric answers can be viewed and exported the same way as the Open Text Answers in the Answer Options by clicking on the gear icon at the left side of the answer.

All special answer type has it's own individual color code on admin to help easily recognize when you compose the survey. The Numeric Answer's color is the blue.

Answer Options - #back to top

Each answer has an own settings area, that allows you to customize the answer parameters. (image, score, etc.)

• Answer Score: Set a score for this answer to create beautiful chart based on the scores.
• Set as Correct: Mark this answer as correct answer in the question. You can create conditions based on the correct answers.
• Add Image: Upload a custom image thumbnail to the answer.

Change the Survey Name - #back to top

Simply click on the name of the survey on the survey edit screen, then an input field will be displayed. Change the name as you desired, then save the survey using the control bar on the right side of the screen.

Conditional Logic, Chained Answers and Questions- #back to top

The plugin provides the option to redirect the user to a specified question based on the answers. Simply define the question numeric ID (order) in brackets right after the answer text as the screenshot demonstrate on the left. In this example, when the user choose Asia as an answer, the next will be the third question, otherwise it will continue with the second question. To redirect to the Participants Form, add one to the last question number eg. If there are 21 questions, adding 22 would redirect to the Participants Form. The Participants Form must be enabled.

Assign Categories to Answers- #back to top

It is possible to assign categories to the answers, setting up scores in the Answer Options then display the results based on the category scores. Simply add the category name in brackets right after the answer text. Comma separated, multiple categories are supported here. You can easily exclude the question text from the results and display the categories only by adding the minus sign in brackets right after the question text.

Use the data="score" parameter in the result shortcode to display the global, cumulative results:

[survey_answers id="12345" style="barchart" data="score"]

If you add uid="true" and session="last" to the shortcode, it will show the individual results:

[survey_answers id="12345" style="barchart" data="score" uid="true" session="last"]

Average score also available:

[survey_answers id="12345" style="barchart" data="average-score" uid="true" session="last"]

Conditional Logic, Chained Answers and Questions- #back to top

The plugin provides the option to redirect the user to a specified question based on the answers. Simply define the question numeric ID (order) in brackets right after the answer text as the screenshot demonstrate on the left. In this example, when the user choose Asia as an answer, the next will be the third question, otherwise it will continue with the second question. To redirect to the Participants Form, add one to the last question number eg. If there are 21 questions, adding 22 would redirect to the Participants Form. The Participants Form must be enabled.

Configuration - #back to top

There are many custom options helps you to make your survey really unique. The settings in the Survey Options section will affect the entire survey display. The conditions allows to create actions based on the votes and answers. Existing email campaigns can be connected in the Campaigns accordion. Use the Tutorial button to start an interactive tutorial that will show you the basic informations about how to use the plugin.

• Preloader: Change the animation GIF, that displayed between two questions, right after the user voted.
• Hover Effect: Different animations when the user move the mouse pointer over the answers.
• Close Icon Style: Changing the Close Icon, that included only when you turn ON the Closeable checkbox and using the survey in modal (popup) mode.
• Start Time: You can schedule the starting time of the Survey. Leave it blank to start it immediately.
• Expiry Time: The expiration time of the actual Survey. The Survey never expire if you leave it blank.
• Display Style: The surveys appears on the bottom part of the website by default, but you can select the top or the center area as well.
• Mode: In most cases, just set the Default mode (you can overwrite it via the shortcode to make it embed). If you would like to add the survey automatically to the posts, set Embed - End or Embed - Start option, depends on the position of the survey in the post. In this case, you DON'T have to use any shortcode, the integration managed by the plugin automatically.
• Text-Align: Define the horizontal position of the texts inside the survey.
• Animation Easing: This is the full range of available easing effect for jQuery animations, choose the best you like. You can try out all of these with clicking on the Play Button on the right side.
• Font Family: You can select from more than 650 Google Font Styles, if you would like to use your website default font settings, just leave it on the default value. You can also try out this option if you click on the play button and select different font family.
• Border Width: The initial Border Width value is 1px, but you can reduce it to zero or increase. This setting is linked to the Border Color Picker.
• Border Radius: It is possible to make rectangles or ovals. Check the changes in Play mode.
• Font Size: The size of the texts on the Survey including the question, answers and the thank you message.
• Padding: With this setting you can set the distance of the texts from the borders.
• Line Height: Vertical distance of the texts related to the borders.
• Animation Speed: The starting animation speed in seconds.
End Delay: Set the delay time at the end of the survey before disappeared.
Set it to 0 to turn it off ( disable hide animation at the end )
It can be specified in the shortcode as a parameter: [modalsurvey id=1841031562 enddelay="0"]
• Thank you message: After the users answered al questions, this message will appear last. Generally, you can leave it on the default value, but you can translate or reword. Use the [score] tag to display the total score and [correct] tag to show the total correct answers.
• Redirect URL: Redirect the browser after completing the survey.
• Send Results to: Specify an email address or a list of comma separated email address, then the plugin will automatically send the results of each survey completions in plain text format to that/those mailbox(es).
• Background Color Picker: The Gradient Background Color Picker provide a huge customization options. You can add color slider as many as you want. Choose the colors by clicking on the sliders.
• Font Color Picker: The Font Color Picker allows you to choose the best font color you wish.
• Border Color Picker: To see the results of this color picker, you have to set the Border Width settings to 1px or higher.
• Global Survey: This setting is on by default. Choose this if you want to display the Survey on all pages.
• Lock Screen: A transparent dark background lock the screen. You can combine this option with the Closeable setting.
• Closeable: The users can close the Survey by clicking on the imageDisplay at bottom(x) or on the transparent background.
• Display at bottom: The Survey animation is starting when the page is loaded by default. If you set this option to on, the Survey will appear when the user scrolled down to the bottom of the page.
• Logged in only: The survey will appear for logged in users only.
• Show Progress Bar: Including a progress bar that display the completion percentage of the survey.
• List Layout: Show the answers below each other instead of the grid layout.

Simple Conditions - #back to top

Conditions gives you the opportunity to make different actions at the end of the survey based on the user's answers. You can add as many conditions as you wish, but avoid creating conditions that has a conflicts with each other.

Advanced Conditions - #back to top

Advanced Conditions provides much more freedom like the Simple Conditions since you are allowed to use AND or OR statements in the condition. Please keep in mind only one of them can be used in the same condition. Simply select the condition as you do it with the simple conditionsm, then click on the AND or OR button. It will be automatically added to the temporary statement and you can continue building the condition.

Participants Form - #back to top

Enable or disable requesting name and email field at the end of the survey. It is possible to use only one field or use both of them together. The entered details can be saved to the Participants menu (when the Save Participants Votes is ON in the General Settings) or can be passed to your existing email campaign. (See more in Campaigns)

Auto Response - #back to top

It is possible to send automatic reply to the users with the Auto Response feature.
The editor allows to use smart tags in the email content:

[attachment] - the plugin automatically attach the PDF export of the votes
[score] - replaced with the current user\'s score
[correct] - replaced with the number of correct answers for the current user

Examples:

You scored [score] points in the survey.
You have [correct] correct answer.

The plain text result shortcodes are also usable in the content, excepts the visual elements (charts, bars):

[survey_answers id="12345" style="plain" data="answer_count" qid="1" aid="1"]

This shortcode will display how many users voted for the Answer 1 in Question 1 (read more in the Shortcode Section here)

You can also use the Conditional Shortcodes in the Auto-Response message, that you can find here.

Campaigns - #back to top

Find the integrated email list providers in this sections. The main checkbox next to the names used for activate or deactivate the newsletter implementation. Simply type your existing campaign details and the plugin will automatically pass the name and email parameters to the campaign.

Don't forget to enable the Participants Form and turn ON the Request Name and / or Request Email Address checkboxes.

Embed Survey - #back to top

To Embed the survey to your page or post content, disable the Global Survey checkbox, then copy the shortcode to the editor or use the Shortcode Manager. This basic shortcode: [modalsurvey id="1234543"]
If you would like to use it as embed, add the style="flat" parameter, like this:

[modalsurvey id="1234543" style="flat"]

You can add further parameters to the shortcode:

• style="flat" - With "flat" value, you can embed the survey to the page. Use "modal" value to display as a popup and "click" to open it with clicking on a link.
• width="50%" - Specify the survey width in percentages
• align="right" - Float the survey to the left, center or right when you using less than 100% width
• textalign="center" - Align the texts in the survey to the left, right or center
• message="You already filled out this survey" - Specify the message when 'Display Once per Filled Out' option is ON, the survey using embed mode (style="flat"), the user already filled out this survey and visits the survey page again
• filtered="false" - With "true" value, the survey will displayed on pages and posts only. (Excluding archives, login and the other pages when you using the shortcode in a global text widget)
• social="off" - If you previously enabled the Social Sharing in the Social Settings, then you can individually disable the social sharing buttons on the current survey.
• visible="true" - Makes the survey instantly visible in flat mode. False value will display the survey when the user scroll down to the survey place only. (animated display)
• sociallink="http://yourwebsite.com/" - Pass the URL manually to the sharing buttons (most of the Social Sites doesn't support)
• socialimage="http://yourwebsite.com/path_to_the_image.jpg" - Pass the image URL manually to the sharing buttons (most of the Social Sites doesn't support it, but you can use it for Pinterest)
• socialtitle="Title" - Pass the Title text manually to the sharing buttons (some of the Social Sites doesn't support, you can use it for Twitter)
• socialdesc="Custom Text Description" - Pass the Description text manually to the sharing buttons (most of the Social Sites doesn't support, you can use it for LinkedIn)

Read more about the shortcodes in the SHORTCODES section.

General Settings provides global configuration for the plugin and for all surveys.

The Set Global Survey option will automatically turn ON or OFF the Global Survey checkbox in a newly created survey. As a result, you can exactly control the new surveys are immediately displayed on your website (localhost or test environment) or not (live environment).

With Display Once per User you can set the surveys to display only the first time visit for each users. It will not displayed again the same survey when they return to your website even filled out the survey or not.

Display Once per Filled Out: If the user choose at least one answer, the survey won't be appear again for the same user.

IMPORTANT TO NOTE

Doesn't make sense to enable both of 'Once per User' and 'Once per Filled Out' since the first one will prevent to display the survey for the same user at the next visit. The plugin using Cookies to remember for the visitors for 1 year, deleting the cookies from the browser will allows the user to vote again.

• Keep Settings after Uninstall: Set to On when you would like to install the updated version of the plugin. This option ensures your saved surveys will remains after the deletion of the plugin, then the new version can use the existing datas.
• Minify Scripts: By default, the plugin using the minified JavaScript files. Some WEB Hosting automatically minify scipts, then it will be minified twice, that can causing issues. In this case you can set this option to OFF to use the original, unpacked files.
• Save Participants Votes: The plugin will save the votes into the database, you can view the participants individually in the Participants page. If you are fine with anonymous votes, you can disable this option.
• Remember Users: This is a special setting for mostly developers. The plugin recognizes all participants as a new one, therefore several features will be disabled with this option. Keep it enabled in most cases.
• PDF Export Header Text: Custom header text to display at the beginning of the Survey export PDF file.
• PDF Export Font Family: Custom Fonts to display the characters correctly in the exported PDF. FreeSans supports almost all type of characters.
• Initialize plugin: Set the initialization hook for the plugin. Some Themes doesn't have a valid footer or header, in this case you can user 'when print the content' option, that works well in all cases.

Modal Survey offers various type of exports on the survey settings page. Locate the blue Export button, then choose from the CSV, JSON, PDF, XML, XLS or TXT options. The JSON export file can be imported directly, therefore this extension is the best for creating backup files from the surveys. In most cases, these exports contains the survey configuration, questions and answers.

Export

• Step 1 - Move the mouse cursor over the blue Export button.
• Step 2 - Choose the export type and wait for the result.
• Step 3 - Right click on the link next to the button and save the export file to your computer.

Import

Only JSON Export can be imported, therefore you have to save the JSON Export file to your local computer.

• Step 1 - Locate the previously exported JSON file from your computer.
• Step 2 - Browse the JSON file.
• Step 3 - Click on the Upload button.

The plugin provides different types of charts and bars to visualize the results of the surveys. By default, it can be included with a simple shortcode using the WordPress WYSIWYG editor.

Pie Chart - #back to top

Use the following shortcode to include Pie Chart to the page / post (replace the numbers to your survey ID):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="piechart"]

This type of shortcode will display a chart for all questions, that means you will see 5 Pie Chart, if you have 5 questions in the survey. It is possible to show a specified question's chart, just it needs to be defined in the shortcode (first question):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="piechart" data="question" qid="1"]

If you set scores to each answers, then you can display a cumulated chart, that will display all questions on the same chart based on the scores:

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="piechart" data="score"]

There are additional parameters available, see the full list in the Shortcodes Section

The size of the Pie Chart can be easily controlled by a parent element, that can be a DIV or any element with a specified width:

<div style="width: 50%;">[survey_answers id="1111111" style="piechart"]</div>

Bar Chart - #back to top

Use the following shortcode to include Bar Chart to the page / post (replace the numbers to your survey ID):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="barchart"]

This type of shortcode will display a chart for all questions, that means you will see 5 Bar Chart, if you have 5 questions in the survey. It is possible to show a specified question's chart, just it needs to be defined in the shortcode (first question):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="barchart" data="question" qid="1"]

If you set scores to each answers, then you can display a cumulated chart, that will display all questions on the same chart based on the scores:

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="barchart" data="score"]

There are additional parameters available, see the full list in the Shortcodes Section

The size of the Bar Chart can be easily controlled by a parent element, that can be a DIV or any element with a specified width:

<div style="width: 50%;">[survey_answers id="1111111" style="barchart"]</div>

Polar Chart - #back to top

Use the following shortcode to include Polar Chart to the page / post (replace the numbers to your survey ID):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="polarchart"]

This type of shortcode will display a chart for all questions, that means you will see 5 Polar Chart, if you have 5 questions in the survey. It is possible to show a specified question's chart, just it needs to be defined in the shortcode (first question):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="polarchart" data="question" qid="1"]

If you set scores to each answers, then you can display a cumulated chart, that will display all questions on the same chart based on the scores:

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="polarchart" data="score"]

There are additional parameters available, see the full list in the Shortcodes Section

The size of the Polar Chart can be easily controlled by a parent element, that can be a DIV or any element with a specified width:

<div style="width: 50%;">[survey_answers id="1111111" style="polarchart"]</div>

Line Chart - #back to top

Use the following shortcode to include Line Chart to the page / post (replace the numbers to your survey ID):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="linechart"]

This type of shortcode will display a chart for all questions, that means you will see 5 Line Chart, if you have 5 questions in the survey. It is possible to show a specified question's chart, just it needs to be defined in the shortcode (first question):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="linechart" data="question" qid="1"]

If you set scores to each answers, then you can display a cumulated chart, that will display all questions on the same chart based on the scores:

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="linechart" data="score"]

There are additional parameters available, see the full list in the Shortcodes Section

The size of the Line Chart can be easily controlled by a parent element, that can be a DIV or any element with a specified width:

<div style="width: 50%;">[survey_answers id="1111111" style="linechart"]</div>

Radar Chart - #back to top

Use the following shortcode to include Radar Chart to the page / post (replace the numbers to your survey ID):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="radarchart"]

This type of shortcode will display a chart for all questions, that means you will see 5 Radar Chart, if you have 5 questions in the survey. It is possible to show a specified question's chart, just it needs to be defined in the shortcode (first question):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="radarchart" data="question" qid="1"]

If you set scores to each answers, then you can display a cumulated chart, that will display all questions on the same chart based on the scores:

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="radarchart" data="score"]

There are additional parameters available, see the full list in the Shortcodes Section

The size of the Radar Chart can be easily controlled by a parent element, that can be a DIV or any element with a specified width:

<div style="width: 50%;">[survey_answers id="1111111" style="radarchart"]</div>

Doughnut Chart - #back to top

Use the following shortcode to include Doughnut Chart to the page / post (replace the numbers to your survey ID):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="doughnutchart"]

This type of shortcode will display a chart for all questions, that means you will see 5 Doughnut Chart, if you have 5 questions in the survey. It is possible to show a specified question's chart, just it needs to be defined in the shortcode (first question):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="doughnutchart" data="question" qid="1"]

If you set scores to each answers, then you can display a cumulated chart, that will display all questions on the same chart based on the scores:

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="doughnutchart" data="score"]

There are additional parameters available, see the full list in the Shortcodes Section

The size of the Doughnut Chart can be easily controlled by a parent element, that can be a DIV or any element with a specified width:

<div style="width: 50%;">[survey_answers id="1111111" style="doughnutchart"]</div>

Line Bar - #back to top

Use the following shortcode to include Line Bar to the page / post (replace the numbers to your survey ID):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="linebar"]

This type of shortcode will display a chart for all questions, that means you will see 5 Line Bar, if you have 5 questions in the survey. It is possible to show a specified question's chart, just it needs to be defined in the shortcode (first question):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="linebar" data="question" qid="1"]

There are additional parameters available, see the full list in the Shortcodes Section

The size of the Line Bar can be easily controlled by a parent element, that can be a DIV or any element with a specified width:

<div style="width: 50%;">[survey_answers id="1111111" style="linebar"]</div>

Progress Bar - #back to top

Use the following shortcode to include Progress Bar to the page / post (replace the numbers to your survey ID):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="progressbar"]

This type of shortcode will display a chart for all questions, that means you will see 5 Progress Bar, if you have 5 questions in the survey. It is possible to show a specified question's chart, just it needs to be defined in the shortcode (first question):

[survey_answers id="1111111" style="progressbar" data="question" qid="1"]

There are additional parameters available, see the full list in the Shortcodes Section

Progress Circle - #back to top

This type of visualization can be used with individial and cumulated scores with max parameter. Use the following shortcode to include Progress Circle to the page / post (replace the numbers to your survey ID), that display the total percentage of the current user where the maximum score 100:

[survey_answers id="12345" style="plain" data="score" bgcolor="#719430,#ccc,#ccc,#000" progress="true" max="100" uid="true" session="last"]

The following type of shortcode will display a progress circle for the specified category, that means you will see the progress of the category test:

[survey_answers id="12345" style="plain" data="score" bgcolor="#719430,#ccc,#ccc,#000" progress="true" max="100" qid="test" uid="true" session="last"]

The bgcolor parameters contains the foreground color, background color, target color (outer circle) and the font color in order The size of the Progress Circle can be easily controlled by a parent element, that can be a DIV or any element with a specified width:

<div style="width: 50%;">[survey_answers id="12345" style="plain" data="score" bgcolor="#719430,#ccc,#ccc,#000" progress="true" max="100" qid="test" uid="true" session="last"]</div>

Cumulated chart display all questions on the same chart. This method could be the best option to visualize results based on scores or ratings. For example, a customer satisfaction survey will use the ratings:

Shortcode: [survey_answers id="821776765" style="linechart" data="rating"]

Cumulated chart based on scores should be great choice for Personality Tests, that summarize the participant characteristics to display it on a radar chart:

Shortcode: [survey_answers id="821776765" style="radarchart" data="score"]

Ranking Tables - #back to top

The Ranking Tables Add-On provides the option to show ranking list for score based quizzes on the admin and or the frontend area. It can be purchased individually on CodeCanyon, then you have to install it like any other plugin and it will integrated automatically to your Modal Survey admin area. After you installed this premium add-on, it will start collecting the data with each quiz completions. That means, it will show you blank table right after the installation, you have to finish any of your quiz to see your participation.

Find the admin ranking table under the Modal Survey admin navigation menu.

The ranking table can be also displayed on any of your pages or posts through shortcode:

[ms_ranking_table id="12345" style="table" limit="10" category="final" sort="desc" hide=""]

Parameter values could be:

• id - The survey ID
• style - table or div: The first provides a table layout with pagination while the div show you pure HTML layout, that can be customized by your own CSS code
• limit - Set how many entries you want to see
• category - Set final to show the ranking list by total score or set the category name to display the list by the specified category score
• sort - asc or desc: set the sorting order or the table
• hide - date: You can hide the date column with this parameter

The Ranking Tables Add-On can be purchased here.

Single Export - #back to top

Single Export Add-On provides the option to export all latest individual export to a single CSV file. It can be purchased individually on CodeCanyon, then you have to install it like any other plugin and it will be integrated automatically to your Modal Survey admin area.

Find the Single Export under the Modal Survey admin navigation menu.

It will export you a CSV file that contains the user ID, name, email address with the questions and selected answers:

The Single Export Add-On can be purchased here.

The plugin provides several hooks to extend it with your own actions. Find the full list below.

Action Hooks

Usage: add_action( "modal_survey_action_participants_update", function_to_call );

Usage: add_action( "modal_survey_action_participants_create", function_to_call );

Usage: add_action( "modal_survey_action_admin_email", function_to_call );

Usage: add_action( "modal_survey_action_autoresponse", function_to_call );

Usage: add_action( "modal_survey_action_participant_vote", function_to_call );

Usage: add_action( "modal_survey_action_open_text_answer", function_to_call );

Usage: add_action( "modal_survey_action_init", function_to_call );

Usage: add_action( "modal_survey_action_answer_init", function_to_call );

Example:

if( ! class_exists( 'pantherius_actiontest' ) ) {
	class pantherius_actiontest {
		protected static $instance = null;
		public function __construct() {
			add_action( "modal_survey_participants_update", array( &$this, 'msparticipants_update' ) );
		}
		public static function getInstance() {
			if ( ! isset( $instance ) ) {
				$instance = new pantherius_actiontest;
			}
			return $instance;
		}
		function msparticipants_update( $params ) {
			print( "<pre>" );
			print_r( $params );
			print( "</pre>" );
		}
	}
}
if ( class_exists( 'pantherius_actiontest' ) ) {
	$pantherius_actiontest = pantherius_actiontest::getInstance();
}

Result:

Array
(
    [name] => John Doe
    [email] => john@doe.com
)

Filters

Usage: add_filter( 'modal_survey_filter_admin_email', function_to_call );

Usage: add_filter( 'modal_survey_filter_autoresponse_email', function_to_call );

REST API Support

First of all, make sure the Rest API support has been turned ON in the General Settings:

If you already turned ON, then the following End Points will be available on your site:

Get all details of a specific survey

http://yoursite.com/wp-json/modalsurvey/v1/survey/surveyid

Replace the surveyid at the end to your own survey ID.

Get the details of a specific Participant

http://yoursite.com/wp-json/modalsurvey/v1/user/userid

Replace the userid at the end with a numeric user ID

Get the list of multiple Participants

http://yoursite.com/wp-json/modalsurvey/v1/allusers/limit

Replace the limit at the end with a numeric data, eg.: 100 to display 100 results.

Get the cumulative results of a specific survey

http://yoursite.com/wp-json/modalsurvey/v1/surveyresult/surveyid

Replace the surveyid at the end to your own survey ID.

Get the individual result of a specific user and survey

http://yoursite.com/wp-json/modalsurvey/v1/userresult/surveyid/userid

Replace the surveyid at the end to your own survey ID and the userid with the desired user ID. (User ID means the numerical ID on the Participants Page under the Modal Survey admin navigation menu, it is not equal with the WordPress Profile ID)

Setting up OAuth Server 2.0 and Testing the Authentication

It is necessary to configure the Rest API Privileges in the General Settings:

Then you have to install an Authentication Plugin on your site, that will help you with the authorization process. In this step-by-step guide, the following 3rd party softwares has been used:

Turn it ON in the settings:

Enable the necessary grant types in the Advanced Configuration tab:

First of all, add a new Client to your OAuth Server on your website's admin in the the OAuth Server/Clients page:

Make sure you assigned a user with administrator rights in the Client Credential Assigned User option as we selected the Administrator Permissions in the Modal Survey's General Settings page.

Enter the End Point URL, select OAuth 2.0 as Type, then click on the Get New Access Token button:

Set any Token Name, specify the Auth and Access Token URLs as on the screenshot below and copy/paste the Client ID and Secret of the Client from your site's OAuth Server:

Click on the Request Token button.

When you click on the Request Token button, a login page should appear. Log in with the same user, that has been assigned as Client in the OAuth server:

Then select the Token in the left window, click on the Use Token (that will modify the URL at the top) and finally click on the Send button:

Postman authenticating using the specified client with your website's OAuth Server and if it was successful, you will get the results:

You can double check the authentication is enabled correctly by calling the End Point URL in your browser:

That means, the End Point couldn't be reached without login and the Authentication working well through Postman.

The issue caused by a server security configuration, that can be fixed by your hosting company. Please contact with them and ask about why the admin-ajax.php gives 404 error when you trying to use the admin of your website. They must see the problem in the server log and fix it.

1. Please try to deactivate all other plugins temporary, then check Modal Survey again. If it now works well, you can activate back the other plugins one-by-one. This way, you can see which one causing the conflict.
2. Please make sure you using the latest WordPress and plugin version. The latest version of the plugin can be downloaded from your CodeCanyon Downloads page here.
3. If you using the shortcode, please set OFF the Global Survey checkbox in the survey settings.
   
4. Clear your cookies and turn OFF ‘Display once per User’ and ‘Display once per Filled Out’ checkboxes in the General Settings.
   
5. If the form still doesn’t appears, check how does it work with turning ON the Global Survey checkbox. If it is works well, then verify the shortcode in your editor using the text view. Sometimes it contains illegal HTML tags, if you find similar unnecessary code in the shortcode, then remove it. You can also use the built-in Shortcode Manager to implement shortcodes. Search for the Modal Survey icon in your WYSIWYG editor.
   
6. The plugin trying to initialize itself in the footer to avoid conflicts with other plugins. Some WordPress Theme’s doesn’t provides valid footer and header, therefore the initialization process stopped. You can change the initialization place of the plugin in the General Settings.
   
7. If the issue still exists, please contact with me via my CodeCanyon profile page mail sender here.<>

In the example above, when the user choose the Asia as an answer, it will be redirected to the third question, otherwise it will continue with the second question. With a non-existing high value (like: 9999) it will be automatically redirected to the end of the survey.

Simply add [noclose] to the 'Thank you message' or set to display [noclose] in the Conditions.

You can update it via FTP, the WordPress default installer and the plugin's built-in updater. Read more about the update process in the Update Section.

Please unzip the downloaded file and use the second zip inside the first (next to the documentation folder) or download the Installable WordPress File Only

Please turn ON the Display once per Filled Out option in the General Settings.