Additionally, the syntax you use to define the embedded data and their values must follow this format: &FieldName1=value1&FieldName2=value2. Qtip: For adding embedded data to test responses, you must make sure that you have an embedded data element in your survey flow to capture the embedded data values. This option can also be used to answer test survey questions in a specific way by using the Q_PopulateResponse parameter. For example, you could set an embedded data field value for your test responses by entering State=Utah&City=Provo. Additional URL parameters: Enter parameters as if you were appending them to the end of the survey link.Show verbose output: Show more details concerning each test iteration, including which questions and blocks were tested, which order the questions were displayed in, and whether randomization was applied.Do not enable this if you have force response on any of your questions. Allow unanswered questions: Permit the test generator to leave questions unanswered at random.The Options menu in the Generate Test Responses window allows you to enable the following items:
This summary includes a number count of test iterations, saved responses, and average questions per test. Click Start Test to generate the responses.Īfter waiting for your test to be completed, you will be shown a list of the test iterations, along with a Survey Test Summary.If desired, click Options and select any additional parameters you want to include.
If the request times out, try generating test responses in multiple smaller batches.
Qtip: Depending on the size of your survey, the request may time out if you try to generate too many test responses at once.
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