Here the 2 surveys ,

@ollehar : The issue is (again) a compare difference between JS and PHP
BUT : this time with == false == 0 in js but not with PHP ?

Thanks, have to make another test for this.

Remind NAOK >= " " is near not fixable …

Why would you use ">=" in such a case? Should be == or !=

But again: Using >, <, ... on string should give warning.

@ollehar : using ! is OK here. It's not the point on the way to fix … see the limesurvey_survey_relevanceStatusCompareFixedOK.lss file
(!Q2_SQ001.relevanceStatus and !Q2_SQ002.relevanceStatus) is the best way ( relevanceStatus is a boolean)

The point is : it must be same in PHP and JS :).
With >= etc … we already try fixing it. But not with == :)

The point is : it must be same in PHP and JS :).

Impossible without a virtual machine, and NOT enough! Feel free to try, though. But personally I feel more motivated to do a warning system.

Will check the surveys.

PS. A virtual machine can be a very small piece of code: https://github.com/GedRap/xs-vm

Instead of generating JS, the EM could pass tokens to the browser which are then evaluated the same way as in PHP. DS.

Instead of generating JS, the EM could pass tokens to the browser which are then evaluated the same way as in PHP. DS.

The develop version of Sam Moussa some year ago do JS in ajax : then NO difference between JS and PHP : all is done with PHP . Most easy to create new function : only PHP needed etc … etc …

:D