I'm building a multipage form for an online experiment, which will involve showing different versions of the questions to different users. Is there a simple way to create page sequences that incorporate different combinations of the page files? Say I have these files: 1A.php
and 1B.php
(page 1); 2A.php
and 2B.php
(page 2); 3A.php
, 3B.php
, 3C.php
, 3D.php
, 3E.php
and 3F.php
(page 3) and so on, how would I go about creating a set of unique navigation paths? For instance, one might be [1A.php
-> 2B.php
-> 3E.php
-> 4B.php
] while another is [1A.php
-> 2B.php
-> 3A.php
-> 4C.php
]. (I'm new to PHP so I suspect this might not be the most sophisticated way of doing things, but I'm happy as long as something works.) Each page has an <input type="submit">
button and connects to a database via a separate PHP file.
The idea is to randomly redirect users from the start page to one of the (12) preset sequences.
Any suggestions?
Edit: The objective here is not to generate every possible set of questions. To clarify, the objective is to specify 12 of the possible page combinations (for reasons to do with the experimental design). The questionnaire will have a start page, and from here I'd like to redirect respondents to one of 12 branches.