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Hi could you help me with the above? Is there a way to do this with javascript?

add_action(‘site-reviews/review/created’, function ($review) { if ($review->rating > 3) { glsr_log()->info($review->toArray()); } });

Thats great thanks for your help again,

Unfortunately, I tried both of the following with no success. I added them by putting them in the theme’s functions.php file and I tried using the code snippets plugin. Either way it didn’t work and the submit review button got stuck going in a loop.

add_action(‘site-reviews/review/created’, function ($review) { if ($review->rating > 3) { glsr_debug()->info($review->toArray()); } });

add_action(‘site-reviews/review/created’, function ($review) { // Log the created review to the Site Reviews Console. glsr_debug()->info($review); });

However, I was able to make this javascript version work:

document.addEventListener(‘DOMContentLoaded’, () => { GLSR.Event.on(‘site-reviews/form/handle’, (response, form) => { if (false !== response.errors) return; console.log(‘review was submitted!’); });

});

Could you advise me on how to use javascript to achieve what this code is doing:

add_action(‘site-reviews/review/created’, function ($review) { if ($review->rating > 3) { glsr_debug()->info($review->toArray()); } });

Thanks again and sorry for the inconvenience.

Hi thanks.

I found that one actually and it works just fine. I was only looking to redirect as a test to see if the hook is working.

My actual goal is to trigger something else but the hook doesn’t seem to work. Can you confirm this does work and perhaps include an example where it is doing a simple function such as opening a tab or an echo?

Thanks again

Thanks so much!

looking at it, it seems you’ve already thought of this and got it ready, perhaps for a future addon?

I’m going to dig into this and see what I can do.

Any other advice for someone who’s an amateur coder at best?

Thanks for your response! I would like to apply it to an education site for marking exam papers. Lots of the questions are short answer which are great for HD Quiz but the long answer (open ended) questions are preventing me from taking the idea seriously.

I imagine the process for the quizmaster being as follows:

1) go to a quiz and click add new question
2) enter the question and choose question type – long answer
3) enter a series of points that must be addressed by the quizzer (guidance)
4) choose the number of available marks

I imagine the process for the quizzer being as follows:

1) start a quiz
2) get to a long answer question
3) read the question and type a long-form or open-ended answer
4) unhide the guidance, either at the end of the quiz or just after answering, (depending on what is easier for development)
5) manually enter the number of points you scored or if tickboxes, tick the boxes
6) quiz is scored as normal taking into account the self-marked questions.

Step 7 – what a great quiz, maybe I’ll try another one.

Thanks again for your help.