J-Rod

Forgot to add…
WordPress v6.4.3
Divi Theme v4.24.2
WP Adv Quiz v1.0.3

I agree.  One star is definitely harsh.  You caught me on a bad day--lots of stuff going wrong and the fact that the nag banner absolutely would not close made me lose my mind.  I'll edit my review to 4 stars.

I'm sorry about my initial reaction.  I should have handled that better.  Now...to fix it...

I'm on MacOS 12.1 using Firefox 96.0--both updated to the latest versions.  The "Leave a Review" button works properly.  The "Maybe Later" button does nothing.  The "Nope, I don't want to help :(" link just reloads the page.  See this screen recording:

https://ufile.io/4p6oqj8g
(file will expire on 09 Feb 2022)

In recent months, Firefox has been adding all sorts of behind-the-scenes privacy features.  Perhaps their blocking cookies in some way.  I don't know this for sure and I haven't tested in other browsers...just my first thought.

Please fix.  Thank you, and again I'm sorry about flying off the handle.

If anyone else is reading this and wants to get rid of the nag banner, use FTP (or the WP plugin editor) to open

/wp-content/plugins/responsive-sliding-menu/admin/class-responsive-sliding-menu-admin.php

Delete lines 158 through 171. Save the file.

That will get rid of the banner entirely.

!!! THIS IS ONLY CONFIRMED FOR PLUGIN VERSION 1.4.2! IT MAY NOT WORK IN OTHER VERSIONS OF THE PLUGIN!

Thank you for the compliments on my work. Like you, I am also sorry that WP Pro Quiz has been abandoned for so long. To your question…

Unfortunately, I do not think that adding negative point values to my plugin (Max Stats Table) is possible. My plugin simply looks at the point values recorded by WP Pro Quiz, adds them up, and reports them on a WordPress page. This plugin does not score the tests or the questions itself.

Although you cannot assign negative values to answers, you CAN assign different point values to different answers within a test. You might explore that option to see if you can achieve the reporting you seek.

I’m sorry I could not be of more help. Best of luck!

@deamazing this plugin is not designed to show points by category. This plugin shows the same information that is available in the STATISTICS >> OVERVIEW section of the WP Pro Quiz plugin. The difference is that this plugin shows the statistics for ALL the tests simultaneously.

Late to the party here…sorry. I thought the system would email me when a new support issue came up. Live and learn…

@condog … This plugin is designed for site admins to be able to quickly and easily see the number of tests taken for each separate quiz on the site. If a user is registered with WordPress, that user’s name will also appear as a separate line from all the “anonymous” users. The plugin will not, however, show each user the questions that he / she answered correctly or incorrectly.

@mysoremap … Please open a new support ticket for your “shortcode leaderboard” idea and describe in detail what you would like it to do and how it should function. We might be able to accomplish that, however, WP Pro Quiz has a very functional leaderboard system already integrated and it is available via shortcode so that feature may already be available in the quiz plugin itself.

@mysoremap … I updated the plugin to have a copy/paste feature that will format all of the statistics to all you to copy them and paste them into a spreadsheet. I chose a double colon ( :: ) as the separator so it it is easy to use the “text-to-columns” feature in Excel or Google Docs to get the data into a very usable format. Update to the newest version of the plugin and you will see this feature at the bottom of the Max Stats Table page.

I’m not sure what problems you’re having but we’ve got 3 of these quizzes active on our site and they’re working just fine. Take a look:

https://wonderlictestsample.com/

EDIT: The site is still under development as of today (13 Feb 2015) so please let us know what you think and any recommendations you may have.