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2/26/2009 9:50 AM
 

Is there a way to find the date a person answered the survey?  It doesn't seem to be in the SQL table, at least that I could find.

 
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2/27/2009 3:58 AM
 

Hi m,

I was about to ask the same question when I installed the Survey Module because I could not see the date a user answered the survey. But when I looked into the settings, I found out that the SurveyResults and Site Log (enabled) would be helpful. I also put a timestamp in my own custom table. From there, I can track the date a user visited the survey page and took the survey one time.

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