I'm setting up a survey in which a subsistence fishing permit ID is entered and a series of questions regarding the activity on that survey are answered. For this particular project, permits are assigned to an individual, so there can be more than one permit per household. I would like to add a question at the end of the survey asking if there are more permit holders in the household, if yes, the entire survey is repeated, if no, the survey is closed. Is it possible to repeat an entire survey rather than just parts of one?
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Using the WebApp, under options, there is the choice to "Submit another response".
If you tick that, it will add an link saying "Press here to submit another response." on the survey end (or thank you) page. You also have the option to force the survey to reload after X seconds.
It is possible to cache answers to questions, so that household details would be pre-filled for the next entry.
Prepopulate answers—ArcGIS Survey123 | Documentation
You could also dynamically generate a survey URL from the answers in the survey, but I don't know that you could change the end-of-survey page to show that URL based on a yes/no question. I would look into caching answers.
Using the WebApp, under options, there is the choice to "Submit another response".
If you tick that, it will add an link saying "Press here to submit another response." on the survey end (or thank you) page. You also have the option to force the survey to reload after X seconds.
Thank you! That's what I was looking for!