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Adding Survey Link to Image in Survey Invite
+1How do you add a clickable survey link on an image for a survey invite? I copied and pasted an existing one from my template ${l://SurveyLink?d=Take%20the%20Survey} and put it in the link section of the image properties. But when I test the email out all my links work except for the image link. It shows there is one because the pointer changes, but the link never opens when clicked.
Best answer by Emily
Hi @gsheppar!
We wanted to jump in here since you haven't received an answer yet. You can do this by:
1. Adding an image to your e-mail invite.
2. Highlighting the image.
3. Adding a link and specifying the following:
* Link Type: URL
* Protocol: other
* URL: ${l://SurveyURL}
See this page for more details.
If you have any further questions or need more personalized assistance, we recommend connecting with our support team here!
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+20Can you try below? Replace the "http://logo.jpg" with your image path
<a href="${l://SurveyURL}" ><img
src="http://logo.jpg" border="0"></a>
Did you ever figure this out? I am trying to do the same thing with no luck.
+1Hi Shelly,
No I didn't figure it out yet and put that part on hold and just sent out the invite without a link.
+7Hi @gsheppar!
We wanted to jump in here since you haven't received an answer yet. You can do this by:
1. Adding an image to your e-mail invite.
2. Highlighting the image.
3. Adding a link and specifying the following:
* Link Type: URL
* Protocol: other
* URL: ${l://SurveyURL}
See this page for more details.
If you have any further questions or need more personalized assistance, we recommend connecting with our support team here!
@emily
https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/3328#Comment_3328I was reading this because I had a similar question but I was wondering of you can add piped text to an image. We send out a survey through API and it pulls the appropriate survey link through the pipped text survey link option. Can I add piped text to an image so that when you click it brings you to the survey?
The trick to adding a link to an image is selecting the image. This doesn't mean clicking on it, but dragging across it so it turns blue. Then you can use the link button to attach a link to the graphic. This works in email also.
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