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Put otherwise: How can display the HTML in $tc_theme_options['tc_featured_text_'.$area]?

For instance, is there something I can add to my child-theme’s functions.php to prevent the code in inc/tc_handy_helpers.php (and featured-pages.php?) from stripping or escaping the value of $tc_theme_options['tc_featured_text_'.$area]? That’s the variable of concern to me.

The implementation of the remove-a-filter idea below is not correct; however, it might jostle sopmeone into answering. ??

remove_filter('tc_get_featured_pages','strip_tags');
remove_filter('tc_get_featured_pages','esc_textarea');
remove_filter('tc_get_featured_pages','esc_attr');

Advance thanks for help!
~Brendan

Hi, Ioanna. I’m using the latest WP-Pro-Quiz; but I’m NOT using the latest Achievements: I’m using 2.4 (you can get it from GitHub). I believe when I installed WP-Pro-Quiz, it registered an action for Achievements.

All that in place, when I (1) go to the Achievements directory to add an Achievement, (2) click EVENT (rather than AWARD), I (3) scroll through the drop-down of event categories, and under WP-Pro-Quiz, I select “The user completed a quiz.” (4) Voila.

If I want to award an achievement for a second quiz, I ADD ANOTHER ACHIEVEMENT, and in the field labeled “When the event occurs this many times,” I change the number from ‘1’ to ‘2’. To award an achievement for a THIRD quiz, I ADD YET ANOTHER ACHIEVEMENT, changing the number to ‘3’.

This works.

But better would be this: I would REALLY like to just automatically award SEPARATE achievements for each quiz.

Maybe this helps. If your way might work better, let me know!
~Brendan

The Achievements plugin page is here: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/achievements… Don’t worry about the “for BuddyPress” part; “Achievements” is the plugin. It is “for BuddyPress,” but now also works without BuddyPress. So, just “Achievements” ??

WP-Pro-Quiz integrates with the previous version of Achievements – I use it. But I’ve not updated my Achievements to the latest version.

Thank you very much. I understand. It is a very cool plugin, even if not for my purpose!

That is great to hear.

I don’t propose to store data using this plugin; however, if there is a way to define an event type (like “passing-another-quiz”), I think the Achievements 3 plugin might then handle the tracking.

Given the simplicity of your quiz plugin, this would make EasyQuiz the quiz plugin of choice for applications in higher ed like mine…

I look forward to hearing what you think!

In the meantime, I’ve turned off 404 detection. It probably goes without saying I’d like to have that on. ?? Thought it might be worth mentioning that temporary fix.

I am using the plugin with students, and I really like it.

My experience has me wondering how hard it would be to award Achievements on a more discriminating basis. As opposed to

• “Hey you did ‘Some quiz or other’, so here’s an Achievement point,”

is it possible to award Achievments more specifically? Like,

• “Hey, you completed ‘The-Quiz-on-Plato’, so here’s an Achievement point”

and separately

• “Hey, you completed ‘The-Quiz-on-Aristotle’, so here’s an Achievement point.”

As it is now, these are not discriminated. Or will this perhaps be possible with Achievements 3 (the simpler code model for friendly plugins is found in the achievements/includes/extensions/ folder of the plugin)?

Thanks,
~Brendan

Sorry. Should have left the link: https://achievementsapp.com/ for the plugin site, and https://github.com/paulgibbs/achievements/tags/ for the code. It’ll very soon be The Release; so WP-Pro-Quiz development to support it is not in vain!

I figured this out: I disabled the plugin “J Shortcodes” – it seems that ITs jQuery was conflicting with Achievements’.

Now “Change Picture” works.

Woo hoo!

@xeno010: Thanks! I read your other jquery post to Sheen, and followed your cue: I disabled another plugin – “J Shortcodes” – and THAT DID THE TRICK! (I’m not sure whether Jquery/Buddypress will be an issue – but I’ll keep my eye on it.

Thanks, thanks.

Hi, xeno010. I love your plugin and your support. Thank you so much for working with us.

I am having the same issue: I click, but no dice. I am using a child-theme of CBOX (Commons in a Box theme). So I switched to the default BuddyPress theme, and still no clicky!

Any ideas? To see one of my test quizzes, scroll down on https://www.philosophy.thereitis.org/the-republic/ …. (Also, quizzes that used to work on https://www.philosophy.thereitis.org/enquiry-concerning-human-understanding/ no longer work, after updating to the latest version of the plugin.)

Thanks for any help,
~Brendan

I saw the new feature: …it seems to be working. Thanks!
~Brendan

First. Don’t know about notification (based on this plugin’s own features alone); but the site admin can view who took the quiz and what the score was.

Second question. In the interface for creating questions, you can specify the text to display if the user gives the right answer, and if desired, the text to display if the user gives the wrong answer.

This is fantastic. I believe there will be others in higher ed who will find this plugin compelling given your path of development.

Here is a report of some strange behavior, whcih – hopefully – will help.

1. When I started clean in WP 3.5 – with NO version of WP-Pro-Quiz installed – and installed WP-Pro-Quiz .15, there were no database tables created, and I could not create or import.

2. Then, I INSTEAD installed WP-Pro-Quiz .14, and the tables WERE created, and then I was able to IMPORT.

3. Then I upgraded to WP-Pro-Quiz .15, and I

• WAS able to add a quiz.
• WAS NOT able to add questions to this quiz.
• WAS able to import quizzes.
• WAS NOT able to import quizzes with their questions, as I was able to do with WP-Pro-Quiz .14.

It might be that I’m missing something simple. On the other hand, there might be something about the database queries in the new version of this awesome plugin that needs tweaking?