wisecapt

You need to be a little bit patient, as Xeno010 works on this not as a full time job, but as labor of love he gives back to the wordpress community. Xeno010 found a void in quiz plugins, that he knew he improve upon. But as in all things, it takes time, to improve and refine the programs you are working on. I don’t have all the answers to your questions, but here are some things i suggest.

I hope this helps.

1) When you setup special fields, you can have commentary information before the special fields by putting the commentary information in the “Quiz Description” or “Results text” sections thats located under the custom field section.

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3) You might have to look inside the database tables to get email addresses of the users who took the test. Try looking at the WP_Users table for email addresses.

4) You might need to check that WordPress and the server that is running your wordpress website are setup to be able to send emails.

Wisecapt

Another program that works very similar to Maven Member is WP Sentry. Both programs let you create groups, and you assign users to these groups.

Once users are assigned to the groups, you specify which groups have access to Posts or Pages.

Wisecapt

The most efficient way to add new questions to WP Pro Quiz is listed below.

1. Create your question and answers, then click the “Save” button at the bottom of the page, to add the question to your test.

2. Scroll up to the very top of the page, and click “back to overview” button.

3. Then click on “Add question” button, to add a new question.

Wisecapt

You’ll have this fixed in no time. All you need to do, is be in the “Quiz overview” section In WP-Pro-Quiz. There you will see the name of the quiz you created and a “Shortcode” ( Example [WpProQuiz 1] ). Paste the [WpProQuiz 1] short code in a WordPress page or post, and it will then show up on your WordPress Site, for all users to access your test.

Wisecapt

This problem has been brought up before in this forum. I’m sure Xeno010 is aware of the issue (as he reads this forum) and will address this quirk, in a future software upgrade. Just need to be patient, until he gets around to getting this issue fixed.

Wisecapt

It can be done, but you will have to use another plug in conjunction with WP Pro Quiz. I use a plug in called Maven Member to accomplish this. Maven Member lets you setup rights, to what pages or posts people can access.

I think Xeno010 has done a awesome job on all the features he has added to wp pro quiz. I know I look forward to seeing the program enhancement when you can look back and see each individual user answers for all the questions on a test. This is an important feature to have. If a test taker argues over a test question, you can view his answer and then explain why his answer is not correct.

Feature 1.5, I would also like to suggest having the ability to view a running average score of all the test taken. 🙂

Feature #2 that I hope Xeno010 will add, is the ability to change button text, button color, and test text colors for wp pro quiz. This will make life easier for users who want customize wp pro quiz, with the theme they are using, so that the test colors blend in well with the the site theme. Its not that I need this feature, but many times users ask how to change button text, or colors to match their website theme.