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This demo shows how to integrate SurveyJS components with a .NET Core backend.

Home Page: https://surveyjs-aspnet-core.azurewebsites.net/

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surveyjs-aspnet-mvc's Introduction

SurveyJS Form Library

SurveyJS Form Library is a free to use MIT-licensed client-side component that allows you to render dynamic JSON-based forms in any JavaScript application, collect responses, and send all form submission data to a database of your choice. You can use it for multi-page forms of any length and complexity, pop-up surveys, quizzes, scored surveys, calculator forms, and more. SurveyJS Form Library has native support for React, Angular, Vue, and Knockout; jQuery is supported via a wrapper over the Knockout version. The library interacts with the server using JSON objects—for both form metadata, also known as form JSON schemas, and results. The SurveyJS product family also includes a robust form builder library that automatically generates form configuration files in JSON format. The form builder features a drag-and-drop UI, CSS Theme Editor, and GUI for conditional logic and form branching.

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Features

It's suitable for multi-page forms, quizzes, scored surveys, calculator forms, and survey pop-ups
Integration with React, Angular, Vue, jQuery, and Knockout
Compatible with any server & database
Integration examples for PHP, ASP.NET Core, and NodeJS
All data is stored on your own servers; therefore, there are no limits on the number of forms, submissions, and file uploads
20+ accessible input types, panels for question grouping, dynamic questions with a duplicate group option
Input validation, partial submits & auto-save, lazy loading, load choices from web services
Custom input fields
Carry forward responses, text piping, autocomplete
Integration with 3rd-party libraries and payment systems
Support for webhooks
Expression language (Built-in & Custom Functions), data aggregation within a form
TypeScript support
Auto-localization and multi-locale surveys, support for RTL languages
Weekly updates
120+ starter demos & tutorials
Community-supported UI localization to 50+ languages
Built-in themes and CSS customization
e-Signature field
Image capture
All popular types of form navigation

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Resources

SurveyJS Product Family

Form Library - A free and open-source MIT-licensed JavaScript library that renders dynamic JSON-based forms in your web application, and collects responses.
Survey Creator - A self-hosted drag-and-drop form builder that automatically generates JSON definition (schemas) of your forms in real time. Try out a free full-featured demo to evaluate its capabilities.
Dashboard - Simplifies survey data visualization and analysis with interactive and customizable charts and tables.
PDF Generator - An open-source JavaScript library that renders SurveyJS surveys and forms as PDF files in a browser. With PDF Generator you can save an unlimited number of custom-built forms to PDF (both editable and read-only).

Build the SurveyJS Form Library from Sources

The instructions below apply to SurveyJS Form Library for React, Knockout, jQuery, and Vue 2. If you are looking for instructions on how to build the library for Angular or Vue 3, refer to README files within the survey-angular-ui or survey-vue3-ui packages.

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/surveyjs/survey-library.git
cd survey-library

Install dependencies
Make sure that you have Node.js v14 or later and a compatible npm version installed.
```
npm install -g karma-cli
npm install
```
Build the platform-independent part and plugins
```
npm run build_core
npm run build-plugins
```
Build the library
```
npm run build
```
You can find the built scripts and style sheets in folders under the build directory.
Run test examples
```
npm run serve
```
This command runs a local HTTP server at http://localhost:7777/.
Run unit tests
```
npm run test
```
The unit tests use Karma.

Licensing

SurveyJS Form Library is distributed under the MIT license.

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surveyjs-aspnet-mvc's Issues

It doesn't work anymore !!!

Try running the latest build .
Create a matrix Dropdown in surveyjs Creator. Neither it works in the survey creator nor viewer...

:'(

save surveys

when browser is closed survey remove.why?how can i save surveys?

needs some updates, does not run with latest LTS ASP core 3.1

Hello, I was unable to build and run, I did 80% but some items were still not clear.

Also what is the licensing on this.

The ASP side doesnt not have clear survey model, can I suggest/paste a nice survey model contribution to the DAL layer.

BTW - visual studio has full features free https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/ choose community
I used these steps to migrate to ASP Core 3.1 LTS

Its much faster and also runs on Linux/Ubuntu etc.

thanks

how to do Jquery client with ASP Core 6 / 7 MVC

Hello, this looks very nice, but need some help with trying it out, can you please allow us a sample with Jquery to do survey samples and ASP Core backend please

surveyjs-aspnet-mvc is not compatible with Microsoft.AspNetCore.All 2.1.5

TL;DR: Using NuGet Manager, if you attempt to update Microsoft.AspNetCore.All beyond version 2.1.4, to version 2.1.5, then you'll get a "HTTP Error 502.5 - Process Failure" on initial page load.

After a couple of days of fighting I came up with this to reproduce the bug:
** Deleted local solution and started again.
Ran fine (Index.html loaded with list of surveys.) with first download
Converted project to .NET Core 2.1

Worked fine.
Microsoft.AspNetCore.All update from 2.0.0 to 2.1.3
Worked fine.
Microsoft.AspNetCore.All update from 2.1.3 to 2.1.4
Worked fine.
Microsoft.AspNetCore.All update from 2.1.4 to 2.1.5
HTTP Error 502.5 - Process Failure
Microsoft.AspNetCore.All downgrade from 2.1.5 to 2.1.4
Worked fine.

Visual Studio 2017 version 15.8.5

** Narrative:
I'm attempting to integrate Microsoft SignalR functionality into a quick patient questionnaire. After I installed Microsoft.AspNetCore.SignalR.Client 1.0.4 the project quit working. I attempted to back track on the NuGet package but that didn't fix it. Many many different attempts (2+ days worth) later I found that the project wouldn't work at all when Microsoft.AspNetCore.All was at 2.1.5 even without any other changes. I think SignalR had worked at version 2.1.3.

If I ever install any of the SignalR package and I get to the point of failure, with Microsoft.AspNetCore.All at 2.1.5 I have been unable to ever get the project to work again.

It's my guess that there's some incompatibility with the particular version of Microsoft.AspNetCore.All. What I can't understand at all is that once NuGet does the upgrade for SignalR that it can't be undone. Seems that the NuGet manifest for SignalR is bad, in some way, when upgrading from Microsoft.AspNetCore.All 2.0.x by itself.

I'm not functional with Microsoft.AspNetCore.All at 2.1.4 and Microsoft.AspNetCore.SignalR.Client at 1.0.4