I created a survey in SurveyGizmo and then activated it in my drupal site. I used the token provided to create a block with the survey, specifying the proper surveygizmo input option. The survey looks great in Chrome and Firefox but does not show up in Internet Explorer. I am thinking it might have something to do with token but am really not sure.

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garbanzito commented
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I have loaded an embedded survey normally in IE8, but I haven't tested extensively. SurveyGizmo's notes imply compatibility with IE6 and IE7 too.

Can you say what IE version you are using, and could you look at the page source in IE and tell me whether you see a JavaScript call to SurveyGizmo (a script tag with src="http://www.sgizmo.com ...")?

And to be clear, the tokens this module uses have nothing to do with the Token module (just don't use Token create a token such as "[surveygizmo:123456]").

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sgmcclain commented

Thanks, I am using IE8. Below is the Javascript in relation to SurveyGizmo. The only thing that shows up in IE is the title of the block. Also, I am not sure if the matters or not but I am using SurveyGizmo 3.0.


<div class="content">
            <div><script type="text/javascript" >document.write('<script src="http' + ( (new String(document.location)).indexOf("s") > 0 ? "s" : "") + ':www.surveygizmo.com/s3/js/333558/e11bf49887d5?__ref=' + escape(document.location) + '" type="text/javascript" ></scr'  + 'ipt>');</script><noscript>This survey is powered by SurveyGizmo's <a href="http://www.surveygizmo.com">online survey software</a>. <a href="http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/jsfallback/315087/3e9138f948da">Please take my survey now</a></noscript></div>          </div>
        </div>

I am new to this so thanks for the token clarification.

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sgmcclain commented
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garbanzito commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Thanks, based on that detail it looks like the module is working as expected, inserting the initial script tag received from surveygizmo.com, but that the JavaScript it inserts isn't being executed. If the JavaScript were executed, you'd see the result of the document.write in the page source instead (even if no actual survey had been retrieved from surveygizmo.com). Since I can load surveys in IE8, I'm going to assume this is something specific to your environment. I'd look for something that inhibits JavaScript in your browser, and/or test with another computer running IE8, maybe trying running the JavaScript debugger in IE8.

If you can identify something this module might be able to solve, please reopen the bug.