Online quiz

This field enables the use of interactive mode on the online quiz. This mode transforms the regular listed quiz format into a one-question-per-page format, with the option of allowing users to retry incorrectly answered questions. When this field is enabled, the question selection section of the Details screen will be replaced with the question setup section, allowing you to configure the interactive online quiz. Read the Question setup (interactive mode) section for more information about this feature. By default, interactive mode is disabled on the online quiz asset.

Select whether the user can repeat the quiz. By default, this setting is Yes, meaning that the user can do the quiz more than once.

Select whether to show the thank you bodycopy once the user has completed the quiz. This bodycopy can show the user their results, including which questions they got wrong and their final mark. By default, Show thank you page is selected, meaning that it will be shown. Select Return to quiz immediately if you do not wish to show the thank you bodycopy.

Select whether to turn on client-side validation. If it is turned on, the quiz is validated before being submitted to the server. This validation can be more efficient as it means that a user will be informed if they have not entered a valid answer to a question. However, some older browsers do not support client-side validation, so you may choose to use server-side validation. Server-side validation is used by default to trap invalid input after the quiz is submitted. Turn on client-side validation to provide an extra layer of validation. By default, client-side validation is On.

Select whether to log submissions. By default, this is set to No, meaning that when a user submits the quiz, the details will not be stored within the database, and you will not be able to view it later on. Set this field to Yes if you want to be able to view these details in the future.

This field allows you to define the score field’s format in submission logs of the online quiz and the %quiz_score% keyword replacement on the thank you and page contents bodycopies.

Enter the total number of questions to use in the quiz. If this number is less than the total number of available questions, the questions will be randomly selected. To use all of the available questions, set this option to 0.

Select the status the question must be included in the pool of available questions. For example, if you want to use all under construction and live questions, select both of these statuses. To select multiple statuses:

Select which section of the system from which to draw the questions. You can select multiple pools by clicking the More…​ button; additional fields will appear, allowing you to make further selections. Leaving this field blank will use the child assets of the online quiz as the questions to list.

Select whether the question must be a child of all questions pools or at least one question pool. For example, if you have selected two question folders in the question pool field, select whether the question must be a child of both folders or at least one folder. This logic will only come into effect if more than two question pools are selected.

Select yes to only show questions that are direct child assets of the question pool. These are the questions that are directly linked to the assets.

Select Up the tree to list questions above the question pool, or Down the tree to list questions below the question pool.

Enter the minimum level from which to get the questions. This option is only used if direct links only is set to no.

Enter the maximum level from which to get the questions. This option is only used if direct links only is set to no.

Select the type of link the questions must be included in the questions pool. The default value for this field is Menu link and Hidden link. This setting only applies if the direct links only field is turned on. To select multiple link types from the list:

Select the section of the system from which to draw the questions. You can select multiple pools by clicking the More…​ button; additional fields will appear, allowing you to make further selections. Leaving this field blank will use the child assets of the online quiz as the questions to list.

The pool nodes selected in the Question pools field will be listed in this field. For each pool node, the following options are available:

This field allows you to define the response form format of online quiz multiple-choice question assets with an option style of radio buttons/checkboxes. This format is displayed through the %interactive_question_response_form% keyword replacement on the page contents bodycopy. It establishes the layout of each individual available option. The keyword replacements available on the question option format are:

Enter the email address of a person who should receive the email. You can enter their email address in the text fields or select their user account in the asset finder field. To send the email to the user who took the quiz, you can use the following keyword replacements:

Enter the email address that will appear in the from field in the email.

Enter the email address to which a user can reply. If no reply-to address is configured, the header will not be sent on the email.

Enter the text to be used as the subject of the email. You can use keyword replacements to show the information the user entered on the form. For more information about these keyword replacements, refer to the body section.

Enter the body of the email. You can enter either the text or HTML version of the email in this field. To edit the HTML version:

This will show the full table of results including the question number, question text, the answer the user selected, the text for the answer the user selected, the correct answer, the text for the correct answer, the score the user received and the maximum score the user could have received for the question.

This will show the table of results, including the question number, the answer the user selected, the correct answer, the score the user received, and the maximum score the user could have received for the question.

This will show the question number, where X is the asset ID of the online quiz multiple-choice question you want to show. Use this keyword replacement if you want to format the layout of the results manually.

This will show the question, where X is the asset ID of the online quiz multiple-choice question you want to show. Use this keyword replacement if you want to format the layout of the results manually.

This will show the answer selected for the question, where X is the asset ID of the multiple-choice question you want to show. Use this keyword replacement if you want to format the layout of the results manually.

This will show the text for the answer selected for the question, where X is the asset ID of the multiple-choice question you want to show. Use this keyword replacement if you want to format the layout of the results manually.

This will show the correct answer to the question, where X is the asset ID of the multiple-choice question you want to show. Use this keyword replacement if you want to format the layout of the results manually.

This will show the text for the correct answer, where X is the asset ID of the multiple-choice question you want to show. Use this keyword replacement if you want to format the layout of the results manually.

This will show the user’s score for the question, where X is the asset ID of the question you want to show. Use this keyword replacement if you want to format the layout of the results manually.

This will show the maximum score the user could have received, where X is the asset ID of the question you want to show. Use this keyword replacement if you want to format the layout of the results manually.

This will show the supplement text for the question, where X is the asset ID of the question you want to show. Use this keyword replacement if you want to format the layout of the results manually.

This will show the note for the question, where X is the asset ID of the question you want to show. Use this keyword replacement if you want to format the layout of the results manually.

This will show the total score the user received for the quiz.

This will show the maximum points the user could have received for the quiz.

If you are using question groups, this will show the category’s name for the score range the user achieved for that group of questions. X is the asset ID of the online quiz question group you want to show.

If you are using online quiz question groups, this will show the supplementary content for the score range the user achieved for that group of questions. X is the asset ID of the online quiz question group you want to show.

This shows the name of the question. When you click on the question name, the Details screen will be displayed to modify the settings for that question. The content of the Details screen will vary depending on the type of question you have selected. For more information about the Details screen, refer to the question chapter in the custom form manual.

This shows the question type that has been added.

These fields allow you to re-order the questions for the form. Click on either the up arrow icon up or down arrow icon down arrow to move the question. Once you have re-ordered the questions, select Save.

This field shows the position number of the question.

This field allows you to delete a question from the form. To do this, click on the box and click save. You can add additional questions to the form by using the add questions field.

Select whether you want to customize the layout of the user details form. By default, this option is no meaning that the default layout will be used. If you select Yes, a format bodycopy asset will be added under the user details form in the asset tree, as shown: For more information on this asset, refer to the Format bodycopy section.

Select whether to turn on client-side validation. If it is turned on, the form is validated before being submitted to the server. This validation can be more efficient as it means that a user will be informed if they have not entered a valid answer to a question. However, some older browsers do not support client-side validation, so you may choose to use server-side validation. Server-side validation is used by default to trap invalid input after the form is submitted. Turn on client-side validation to provide an extra layer of validation. By default, client-side validation is off.

Enter the text to appear on the submit button. By default, this is set to submit.

Enter the text to appear on the reset button. By default, this is set to clear form.

Select a date range for the submissions you want to export. For example, if you only want to export the submissions that have been made today, enter today’s date in both sets of fields.

Select the format for the exported file. You can choose from the following options:

This option exports the submissions as comma-separated values. It includes a header row showing the title of each question. You can change the delimiter that is used by changing the value in the delimiter field.

This option exports the submissions as comma-separated values, with no header row. You can change the delimiter that is used by changing the value in the delimiter field.

Select the fields that you want to include in the exported file. This list of available fields will depend on the fields you have added to the user details form and the questions you have added to the quiz.

Click this button to begin the export of the selected submissions and download the created file. You will be prompted to choose whether to open the file or save it.

Select a date range for the submissions you want to view. For example, if you only want to view the submissions that have been made today, enter today’s date in both sets of fields.

Enter the number of submissions that you want to view per page. By default, this value is 50. If more than 50 entries have been submitted, then they are displayed on separate pages.

The submissions that occurred between the dates selected are displayed in this section. You can see the current page displayed at the top of the list and click on the forward > and backward < arrows to move through the pages. Clicking on << or >> takes you to the first or last page, respectively. You can also see the current range of submissions being shown on this page, out of the total number of submissions. For each submission, the asset ID, the date and time it was submitted, and the user’s name are displayed. To view the user’s responses: