How can I make a survey name NOT display at the top of the survey page?

Jill King · February 2009

When I paste survey URL into a browser to view the survey, I do not want the survey name to appear. How can I do this?

Bill Bennett · February 2009

I would try embedding the survey in a PageBuilder page. Then it should come up with whatever title you assign to the latter.

Jill King · February 2009

Unfortunately, I'm experiencing issues with embedded surveys and need to link them.

Sally Heaven · February 2009

Jill King:
Unfortunately, I'm experiencing issues with embedded surveys and need to link them.

Jill, can you describe the issues that you're having with embedded surveys? Maybe there is a solution we can help with.

Jill King · February 2009

Sally Heaven:
Jill, can you describe the issues that you're having with embedded surveys? Maybe there is a solution we can help with.

- I had embedded surveys in a few emails for testing. In some email clients that we tested (Groupwise and gmail, that I'm aware of), the submit button would not work. A pagebuilder page should pop up, but this would not occur in these clients.

- On a few occasions, the following would appear at the bottom of the embedded survey:

Spam control text: and a box to the right of that, and to the right of that box a note that says "please leave this field empty".

We investigated further and determined that is a piece of code that Convio attaches to the surveys, and cannot be removed.

Sally Heaven · February 2009

Jill King:
- I had embedded surveys in a few emails for testing. In some email clients that we tested (Groupwise and gmail, that I'm aware of), the submit button would not work. A pagebuilder page should pop up, but this would not occur in these clients.

- On a few occasions, the following would appear at the bottom of the embedded survey:

Spam control text: and a box to the right of that, and to the right of that box a note that says "please leave this field empty".

We investigated further and determined that is a piece of code that Convio attaches to the surveys, and cannot be removed.

Embedding surveys in email messages is not recommended for exactly the reason that you specify - often they don't work once they actually show up in the inbox. I would recommend embedding the survey in a PageBuilder page and then linking to (not embedding) the PageBuilder page in your message.

Jon Reich 2 · March 2009

You could always set the style for class .objTitle to "display: none;" and it'll vanish like magic... but beware.. that'll also blow away everything else that uses that class.

Does anyone know of a list of what standard Convio titles use that (or any sort of list of styles for standard Convio items)?

Thanks!

Jon

MichaelAmoruso · May 2009

I second Sally's suggestion. Embedding the survey in a PageBuilder page (not an email) should do the trick.

Matthew Andrade · July 2009


<style type="text/css">
h3.ObjTitle {display:none;}
</style>

Place that into the WYSIWYG source view.

Michael · September 2009

Matthew Andrade:


<style type="text/css">
h3.ObjTitle {display:none;}
</style>

Place that into the WYSIWYG source view.

(keep in mind -- if you care) that placing a style element outside the <head> means you're not compliant with the most current HTML standards (xhtml)... But, it doesn't really matter unless, you know, it matters to YOU. Just like video, flash and JavaScript content, you just cannot embed forms in emails. Ok. yes. you *can* do it, but the chance of it working well is pretty much null.

If the layout of the form matters a great deal to you, using a PageBuilder page is really the better solution - as opposed to putting in CSS or other inline hacks on the Survey page.

How can I make a survey name NOT display at the top of the survey page?

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