I found a solution to this problem, after some geeking around with the survey question conditions. 
What was the problem:
question_c is part of a group of questions that pertain only to males and that is supposed to be skipped over completely because question_a equals female. But since were only disqualifing question_c by an answer [...]

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A typical website that looks great on a standard resolution monitor does not usually keep the same format on a handheld device. Designing websites for hand held devices requires a separate set of layout guidelines and a separate style sheet. Here are some issues to consider when designing a website for a hand held device.

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Transferring your domain from hostmonster.com isn’t that hard to do. Here are four simple steps that will make it easy for you.

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We have just started using what is looking to be a fantastic small business accounting package that is free and open source, runs on a FreeBSD, Apache, MySQL and PHP (BAMP) application stack. It has several credit card processing gateway options. Because we use Chase Bank’s Orbital Paymentech gateway with our merchant account [...]

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I was recently asked by a client “how can they rename a survey in LimeSurvey”.  This is not exactly intuitive with the current release of LimeSurvey. So here is the answer.
To change the survey title go to your admin section and click the ‘edit survey’ button you will be presented with a screen where [...]

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If you are getting an extra quote whenever you are using a single quote.
You should change this variable in your php.ini file.
; Use Sybase-style magic quotes (escape ‘ with ” instead of \’).
magic_quotes_sybase = Off

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If you haven’t already install The Optional Gimp Extentions. Go to Synaptic Package Manager and Search for “Gimp Batch” and select and install “gimp-plugin-registry”.
After you have all of you images from you digital camera onto your computer, and sorted through them and picked the ones you want to resize for the web go ahead [...]

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I recently built a computer for a salon with 15 hairstylist who all needed an Internet kiosk to check their email, and schedule appointments. I decided that a simple and cheep solutions would be what we in the industry call “The $30 computer” (or free if you know the right people). Here [...]

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Perhaps you have made the switch away from Microsoft Office and using the free open source equivalent OpenOffice.org for many reasons, mainly price. Or perhaps you have made the switch away from all propriety operating systems like Microsoft Windows or Mac OS X, and are using a free open source operating system like Ubuntu [...]

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In today’s graphic design world, Adobe Photoshop brushes are an easy way to make an effective design quickly. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install a Photoshop brush and then use it in The Gimp

Be sure that The Gimp is not running
After you have downloaded your brush, you have to move [...]

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This will probably be part one of many parts of how to mess up a Wordpress post. If you are a new user getting adventurous with some HTML coding when writing your posts you will want to pay attention to what I am going to say.
Today I learned how easy it is to mess [...]

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Transitioning from Adobe Photoshop to The Gimp can feel a little unnatural at times, but after you learn the tricks, you are good to go! A technique I used to use very frequently in Photoshop was selecting a section of an image and then copying it to the clipboard, then launching a new file [...]

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One question that comes up a lot is about what types of files we can work with. So perhaps we should have titled this, “How Microsoft Is Making It Difficult to Share Files.” While we want to be able to accept all kinds of files from our clients, given the plethora of different [...]

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We install and set up Wordpresses not because it’s necessarily difficult for some people, but because it seems like it is for most. So if you think you have the muster to follow these simple steps on a computer, then you might be able to work here at iDotMind
For a new install for a [...]

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Recently, we changed how our client test server is set up in order to more accurately mirror the file structure for production websites. Our intent was to make things as easy as possible when making server migrations. So for instance, when we moved the file structure of a Zen-Cart into an iDotCart. [...]

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This story should get some attention seeing as the phrase, “How To Sell In Facebook” has not been documented by Google until now. Pretty cool that iDotMind.com, a small Internet technology and E-marketing company in St. Louis, Missouri, got this idea to market first and forever documented that feat in Google’s cache. But [...]

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