joefollette

I’m having the same problem.

Ok I was able to change the theme to 2015 and see the questions. So apparently there is a conflict. The theme I am using is Nictitate by Kopatheme. Even with all plugins deactivated it didn’t work. For whatever reason I was able to activate the wp testing without an error.

1. The question should be there.
2. The question doesn’t show up on preview or on the post.
3. Yes the test is saved and published. I was unable to check “Don’t publish on home page” because that option didn’t show up. I checked on my staging site if deactivating the theme and trying it in another theme would help. It didn’t help. I also deactivatd all plugins but when I tried to reactivate wp testing it caused an error. I’m on a multisite setup.
4. Yes questions show up on back end.

Here is a screenshot
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2LT95xMpXyRYS1OZXFRUm5xRFU

Apparently something changed on my server end. I increased the max_input_vars limits to 40000 and everything works fine now.

Ok thanks.

Just sent you a copy of the test. Maybe you can show me how t implement this.

The scales for this test are already set so I can’t add a lie scale. So are you saying your test is unable to handle different answers for each question? And add up the answer scores from the answers they collected? They must be the same answer points for each question?

[Scale=Fruit] Trying to see how much I like fruit. The higher the score the more I like fruit. Answers in parenthesis
1. I love to eat grapes. “False(0)”, Slightly True(1), Mainly True(2), Very True (3)
2. I hate grapes. “False (3)”, Slightly True(2), Mainly True(1), Very True(0)
3. I love apples “False(0)”, Slightly True(1), Mainly True(2), Very True (3)
4. I hate apples False (3), “Slightly True(2)”, Mainly True(1), Very True(0)

So with the above answers my total score for fruit scale is 5.

The test needs two answer templates that are used based on how the question is asked.

False(0), Slightly True(1), Mainly True(2), Very True (3) and
False (3), Slightly True(2), Mainly True(1), Very True(0)

The reason this is done is to ensure the respondent is answering questions consistently. It asks the same question in a negative way and flips the scoring to be sure they match. So if I hate apples 0 I shouldn’t then also love them 0. It should be I love apples 3,2 or 1 and I hate apples 0

In the example you provided love and hate had the same score (3). Added together will equal 6. In my example they have different scores 3 and 0. For a total of 3 in that category. The same answer False – is a assigned a different score in each question.

1. I love to eat grapes. False (3), Slightly True(2), Mainly True(1), Very True(0) [Category Fruit]
1. I hate grapes. False(0), Slightly True(1), Mainly True(2), Very True (3) [Category Fruit]

Suppose I answered False to both questions – Total Fruit category would be 3

So how can I speed up the process?

When do you plan to have this fixed?

But I have done so much already. You mean all is lost?

Yes. Here is the error message I got.
Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.
Fatal error: Uncaught Migrate.php(259) : AddQuestionsTable – Error executing ‘query’ with: ALTER TABLE wp_10_t_questions ADD CONSTRAINT fk_question_test FOREIGN KEY (test_id) REFERENCES wp_10_posts (ID) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CASCADE, ADD INDEX fk_question_test (test_id); Reason: Can’t write; duplicate key in table ‘#sql-6185_8bb28’ thrown in /nas/wp/www/cluster-40898/ltcn/wp-content/plugins/wp-testing/vendor/ruckusing/ruckusing-migrations/lib/Task/Db/Migrate.php on line 259