**We want this ?**
====== [yes] ======
[no]
[Maybe]
>Solved this idea with the following lines of code in lib/plugins/userpoll/syntax.php
>If you use the syntax
/*if ($pollid) {
// user had already voted, allow him/her to changer his/her mind
$ret .= ''
. ' ';
}
*/
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== Possible Bug? ==
Not sure where to report bugs in this plugin. We just downloaded it and tried it in our installation (on 1/24/08). Some people were able to vote, while others were not. That is, they cast their vote, but in the results screen, they didn't see their vote reflected. I can obtain more information on this end if there's someone on that end who's interested. Thanks!
Quick update on this: I figured out what the problem was. One of the choices in the poll did not work, either because of an ampersand (&) or an apostrophe ('). I created a new poll and took those symbols out, and everything worked. Just FYI for anyone who uses this plugin.
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**--- 04/01/2012**
An error message,
Security Token did not match. Possible CSRF attack.
Something like this don't know why???
**--- 09/05/2013**
Problem solved due to changes in the newest version.
Redownload the plugin [[http://studiy.tu-cottbus.de/projektwiki/_media/gruppen:ag_server:produkte:userpoll.tar.gz|here!]]