I am running into the same thing on Build 150211 from Firefox 35.0.1

And I'm also running into this behavior from Google Chrome Version 40 and from IE Version 11.

No js or PHP to manage it :)

Is there currently a way to effect attachment relevance directly in the database?

Any ideas for a workaround on this beyond creating a separate copy of the survey for each differing attachment relevance scenario?

@duvemyster : you can set it in SQL DB directly , it's a lack of GUI here.

Thanks Denis. I located that field and can confirm that it works as intended in changing the 1 to a 0, thought I haven't been successful in replacing it with a relevance equation that works.

@sammousa, let me know if I can be of any help in testing your work in progress on this.

@duvemyster : did you try a simple equation with { and } ?

Dennis, what should be the correct syntax for this?
s:9:"relevance";s:1:{(ATTRIBUTE_1 == 'text')};

When using quotes, lengths longer than 1 character don't display in the invitation email attachment list.

In other words, the following will display in the attachment list for an invitation email, with the "A" popping up in the relevance window:
s:9:"relevance";s:1:"A";
(which has the same effect as s:9:"relevance";s:1:"0";)

But this won't display in the list of the attachments:
s:9:"relevance";s:1:"AA";
nor will
s:9:"relevance";s:1:"{(ATTRIBUTE_1 == 'text')}";

Is this still a issue in 2.06?

Yes : there are no PHP or JS done to validation.

There are a "OK" buton : but

• No event is done when close/click
• No PHP to save value in any model/controllers

Fixed, but it's not tested if the relevance equation is evaluated when sending e-mails.

2.5 Build 160210 released