chrispeiffer

OK Alexander.
Thanks for your precious help

I’m not a programming expert, so I will not venture to change the code.
I will adapt my tests based on the opportunities available to me.

see you soon

To be or not to be. That is the question… ??

Yes, I think you understood my need.
So, how could I do?

That said, we need operators sooner or later. Did you have other feedback indicating that they were not working?

Alexander thank you for your help.

OK. Maybe I explained in the wrong way.
I do have 18 questions in all, but there are 3 groups of 6 questions that correspond to three different scales.

Scale A:
Answer 1: Absolutely not like me; Score: 1 for questions : 3,8,13,15,16,18
Answer 2: Not like me; Score: 2 for questions 3,8,13,15,16,18
Answer 3: Neutral; Score: 3 for questions 3,8,13,15,16,18
Answer 4: Like me; Score: 4 for questions 3,8,13,15,16,18
Answer 5: Absolutely Like me; Score 5 for questions 3,8,13,15,16,18

Scale B
Answer 1: Absolutely not like me; Score: 1 for questions 1,4,6,7,9,10
Answer 2: Not like me; Score: 2 for questions 1,4,6,7,9,10
Answer 3: Neutral; Score: 3 for questions 1,4,6,7,9,10
Answer 4: Like me; Score: 4 for questions 1,4,6,7,9,10
Answer 5: Absolutely Like me; Score: 5 for questions 1,4,6,7,9,10

Scale C
Answer 1: Absolutely not like me; Score: 1 for questions 2,5,11,12,14,17
Answer 2: Not like me; Score: 2 for questions 2,5,11,12,14,17
Answer 3: Neutral; Score: 3 for questions 2,5,11,12,14,17
Answer 4: Like me; Score: 4 for questions 2,5,11,12,14,17
Answer 5: Absolutely Like me; Score: 5 for questions 2,5,11,12,14,17

What I would is:

Result A = Sum score Scale A / 6
Result B = Sum score Scale B / 6
Result C = Sum score Scale C / 6

we will get there ??

I tried this method but the decimals are not recognized. When I save, all the scores back to 1 and the numbers assigned to scores of questions disappear.

For the result is indeed to respect the results of a study with averages provided by the authors and are the résult of a division by 6.

And it’s not “5 out of 5” but “5 out of 30” (I corrected my previous post)

i don’t understand very well

I have 18 questions whose results will be distributed over three different scales with 6 questions each.
Responses of the scores are 1,2,3,4,5

I would like to sum the scores divided by 6 for each scale

For example, on my scale A, I get the scores for six questions: 1/3/4/2/2/1. The sum is 13. Dividing 13 by 6, I get the result 2.2

B on my scale, I get the scores for 6 other questions: 2/3/3/4/4/2. The sum is 18. Dividing 18 by 6, I get the result 3

On my scale C, I get the scores for 6 other questions: 4/4/5/4/1/3. The sum is 21. Dividing 21 by 6, I get the result 3.5

Not exactely.
Instead 5 of 30 (max 30; and result is sum of scores/6)

Do you have a idea ?

OK.
Screenshot frontend : https://hpics.li/f89f0d5
Screenshot backend : https://hpics.li/d6bde9a

OK. I’ll do ??

For this problem, I decided to start from scratch and rebuild a test completely. For now, the bug does not play.
I keep an eye on it …

Hello Alexander
You’re welcome ??

Yes you can. Anyway, I made the translation of the entire file. So for me it’s OK.
Happy to use my name and email in the acknowledgments.

If you want to see how I’ve used the plugin, here are some examples:

• https://www.leblogdesrapportshumains.fr/test/etes-vous-satisfait-de-votre-vie/
• https://www.leblogdesrapportshumains.fr/test/test-estime-de-soi/
• https://www.leblogdesrapportshumains.fr/test/test-de-personnalite/

With the update for the formulas, I should add, too.

See you soon
Christophe

Hello Alexander
I tried the alternative above, but here’s the error message.
Too bad, it was a great idea.

The following problems were found:

WpTesting Model Question #1
WpTesting Model Answer #1
WpTesting Model Score #2
Score Value: Please enter a number between -128 and 127
WpTesting Model Answer #2
WpTesting Model Score #2
Score Value: Please enter a number between -128 and 127
WpTesting Model Answer #4
WpTesting Model Score #2
Score Value: Please enter a number between -128 and 127
WpTesting Model Answer #5
WpTesting Model Score #2
Score Value: Please enter a number between -128 and 127
WpTesting Model Question #2
WpTesting Model Answer #1
WpTesting Model Score #3
…
etc.. etc…

I hope you can find a fix.
see you soon
Christophe

Hello Alexander
Thanks for your answers.

I don’t think so.

1. Can you create new post with more than 243 letters? Yes
2. Can you create new test with more than 243 letters? No
3. Is it a problem in existing test? No. It’s OK
4. Have you installed/activated some other plugins recently? No

Moreover, I had already created a test that works perfectly. The problem occurred only yesterday with a third test.

See you soon
Christophe

OK. Let’s go…

Thank you Alexander. I’ll try it right away.

Moreover, and this has nothing to do with the previous topic, I just noticed a bug with editing tests.

Indeed, when I created a new test, the number of characters in the description (editing window like editing articles) is limited to 243:-(

The problem appeared today as yesterday and before yesterday I created other tests and the bug did not appear.

The joys of plugin’s creation ??

thank you for your support
Christophe

Hello Alexander
Thank you for your quick response.
In fact, I would like to create “simple” tests where results are sums of responses which must then be divided.
For example, the scale of orientations to happiness, published by Seligman.
The total of the 3 guidelines should be divided by 6 to match different scales.
total-vie-engagee / 6
total-vie-plaisante /6
total-vie-signifiante /6

For the translation, I’ll see how. Thank you for the link.

Thank you for your help.
Christophe