goldhat

Sorry for the delayed reply I’m not getting notifications from WP support for some reason. What version is your site running? If it’s not 1.1.0 the latest, please try this latest version and tell me if that resolves it.

What about just giving the author a donation, there is a donation link on https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-pro-quiz/

I have 3 plugins in the directory, and have received exactly $0 in donations. People just don’t think about nice it would be for a developer to get a couple dollars, and from enough donors it could free up a whole day to work on a project. Imagine, a whole day on an contrib project. Keep dreaming.

Kickstarter is a good idea but the downside is it’s time-based, if you don’t meet the goal you get $0 regardless of donations. It takes time to put together a profile, and time to verify your data. For somebody already short on time asking them to setup a kickstarter is like saying noticed you’re in pain, maybe a kick in the face would help?

Some users have more recently reported that statistics pages broke after WP update. Other than that it seems to continue working with adapting to newer WP versions. Plugin author is still around, posted about working on a new version on one support request.

No. Thought you deserved some answer… unfortunately there is no replies to most support requests for this plugin. AFAIK what you’re asking for isn’t possible at least not in the settings. One solution would be in the theme to use jquery to press that button. We could also look for some kind of action hook like on complete quiz, and then do a redirection forward.

You’d have to query and compile the results. Normally they are stored just one quiz at a time. I’ve done some work in that area when building WP Pro Quiz Completed which shows results of all the quizzes that a student has taken. If you wanted to adapt it to compile results, it would be a good base for that. You’d still have to determine how to tally the results, or rewrite queries to get results from multiple quizzes.

There is definitely no way to do this without programming.

Probably 7 is the quiz id? What is lesson numbers? If it’s not something set in WP-Pro-Quiz then it’s not relevant to the shortcode. What do you mean by “change the shortcode”? Where does the site use the shortcodes, in text editor of a page?

Look for a hook like an action call after quiz complete.

what is unexpected out Error? Unexpected output? Copy and paste the full error message.

What part should alike in all themes? That answer sounds like it is the reason for the problem. You are building the plugin to enforce theming? That’s not a good goal at all! Plugin pages should inherit the styles of the active theme. That’s the whole point of theme/plugin separation. And to avoid using !important in places where you definitely want some styling, where the layout would fall apart otherwise… just use specificity. If you have organized classes that are specific enough, no theme will override them.

They should use “//ajax.goo” instead of writing the protocol. Common problem when implementing SSL with WP because probably over half the plugins and themes make this same mistake. Not much you can do about it except ask them to update it, or hack it yourself replacing it with protocol independent path “//”.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by goldhat.

What does “stopped” mean. Your problem is too vague. Describe what you see loading the stats page. You see empty page, you see errors, you see old stats, you see wrong stats?

You won’t likely get any reply from the plugin dev’s not much sign of them around so you’ll need to explain your problem in a way other users can try to help.

You’re trying to do this in a template file? Do you know PHP? If you have the quiz as an object you can var_dump it to find out if the title is loaded. If it isn’t, you might still be able to get it from an object method on the quiz object, or it might be a post_title for the quiz post.

It’s a good question are the developers still supporting it. Last update was a year ago, and I’m looking through tickets here to see if they have replied to any support requests. I built an addon called WP Pro Quiz Completed, which a client wanted for displaying quiz results to students. While working on that I got a look at how quiz results are stored. It’s not pretty from a developer perspective, could definitely see some misreports happening at times. Odd things seem to happen when you take the same quiz over and over.

Are you a developer? Do you know PHP? You’ll need to load this data from a PHP class.

With further testing was able to reproduce the values not being saved in option page fields. This was due to the ACF post_id option being set to blank, it is normally “option” but can be overridden with something else. Storing that as blank stops the values from being saved or loaded, and does not create any errors. It sort of results in the data just being sent off into space, which is helpful if that’s your goal.

v1.1.0 fixes that, post_id stays default unless specifically set with a string under “advanced options”. This version has been released, but it may be a day or so until you see the prompt to upgrade. You can force the update by deactivating and deleting the plugin, then searching for it again in the directory. Or manually download and replace the files.