Nancy

No, the project requirements changed, so we didn’t end up using this plugin. It sounds like you could hack the plugin to do it, but i never looked into it.
good luck!

No, I understand that it is available on the admin side.

I was meaning were there functions we could use to display the test status to a logged on user, like whether they had started the test, or whether they had finished it, so we could display different content to the based on whether they had finished the test or not.

For example, We want to be able to know if a logged on user has taken a test, and if so present different content to him on the front end. Like, if they have completed the test, to not show a link to the test but rather show “Congratulations, you’ll all done!” or something like that.

Or we were wondering if it would be possible to show sidebar messaging like “You’re 56% complete with your orientation test, don’t forget to finish it” Or “You haven’t completed the Orientation test yet, don’t forget!”

Does that make more sense?

Thank you Matt, but that link would not have answered my question. I was looking for the class for the tiny pinterest button, and (apparently pinterest_share, not pinterest, which gives you a big button.) But hopefully that list will help others.

This came about because apparently the auto generated tiny buttons(the ones that supposed show the social networks most used) were not picking up Pinterest as a most used social network, so that button never showed, even on users who use Pinterest a great deal, they would see networks they rarely used, but never a pinterest button. So we had to add it to the bar manually. So you may want to report that as a problem.

@bcoyour – THANK YOU!
I’m amazed at how poor the documentation for addthis is. there should be a list somewhere of the code for the various buttons, but I haven’t been able to find it. If anyone has a link, please post ??