Closed GoogleCodeExporter closed 9 years ago
1. Quizes
The product supports an unlimited number of quizes. Each quiz is automatically
added to the "quiz" table in the database. This happens as soon as the user
hits the 'print' button. I have changed my Articulate template so the Print
button is renamed to 'save'.
2. The expected output is results of all responses of each participant in the
quiz, quiz_summary and quiz_detail tables. The results can be viewed on using
/report/index.asp (or php)
3. All the details pertaining installation are mentioned in the wiki:
I use the latest version using ASP, Win7, IIS 7, SQL Server 2008
The alternative is the PHP version which I only ran to test the code, but I
have never used it in production.
Original comment by blo...@gmail.com
on 7 Jan 2014 at 6:51
Oh, sorry I thought these were your questions, but now I see that the 3
questions were part of the bug-report template. Anyway, yes, it is definitely
possible to use multiple quizes, that is what the QUIZ table is for in the
database.
Up to date our school has ran 70 quizes in total. Each quiz is an official
graded test, that is part of the student curriculum. There have only been minor
incidents, like e.g. a computer crashing in the middle of the test.
The onUnload event in javascript is used to make absolutely sure the student
test result is submitted to the database.
Original comment by blo...@gmail.com
on 7 Jan 2014 at 6:56
Ok, I forgot had sent you that a while back. I was going to try to expand
on the foundation set forth in quizbaker. Basically, I have a solution that
works already with articulate '09 - the zipped package is uploaded to the
site, extracted and then a subsequent form opens where the uploader can add
other descriptive information on the package. I used a hack that intercepts
the data results intended for email to store the results in the database.
Unfortuneately, that solution only works for the one version of articulate.
I understand with the newer versions of the software, not as much detail
can be gleaned as it could previously... and I think instead of hijacking
what would normally be intended for an email output, one just scripts it
the trigger?
Original comment by andrew.p...@gmail.com
on 9 Jan 2014 at 12:09
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
andrew.p...@gmail.com
on 9 Jan 2013 at 7:34