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  • Thread Starter Michel

    (@michel92)

    Sorry, I saw the same bug on “normal” articles (not using your plugin) on my website. So, disregard my message, please.
    Michel

    Thread Starter Michel

    (@michel92)

    I believe the best thing to choose “random” questions is to create fake random lists of questions by hand.

    A good random algorithm could propose 3 quasi similar questions in a row, ou too many simple (or hard) questions on the same page. For example, 1+2, 1+3, 1+5 in a row with a true random choice.
    When you sort questions by hand, you can create a fake random choice, more adapted to the humain brain, by mixing up the questions to “stimulate” the brain of the player. For example, 1+5, 7+2, 3+4 in a row.

    It’s the same thing with 8×8 squares filled with 32 black and 32 white areas. The true random square looks strange (with large black areas for example, or aligned black lines), and the fake randomly filled square looks more “random” to the human brain (better mixed).

    So, I’ll think again… to do a good work.

    Thread Starter Michel

    (@michel92)

    Thanks a lot for you detailed answer Dylan.
    In the test file, I had more than 700 questions. So, I’ll think about your solutions, maybe by splitting large files into several small ones.
    Maybe the best way to create quality ebooks is to sort question by question, by level, to create a varied and attractive choice for players (primary school level). It’s like for food. Industrial machines can pick, roughly sort and can vegetables. But in luxury boutiques, you find goods sorted by hand. And I want quality, not junk.
    You always find original solutions…

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [HD Quiz] Is this a typo?
    Thread Starter Michel

    (@michel92)

    Thanks a lot for you answer and your relevant advices.
    I just wanted the button is invisible for a “pdf creator plugin”, but I wanted to click it to create new pages displaying new questions. The plugin is installed on an “invisible and not public” website, and I use HD Quiz csv files taken on my other websites.

    Michel

    (@michel92)

    Thanks a lot, Dylan ??

    It works ! I’m not a developer, but I put the code in includes/functions.php, just before Facebook and Twitter (hdq_share).
    And I created a css class just for this button.

    You really simplify the life of user ??

    Michel

    Michel

    (@michel92)

    Hello Dylan,

    I thinks this question is excellent (in my case). I did not dare to ask it! But now I dare…

    I’m not a developer, but i found a code called “location.reload();”.
    https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/met_loc_reload.asp

    Is it possible to include this code inside your plugin tu create a button in the “Quiz Pass” and “Quiz Fail” final window ?
    It could be more convenient (in my case) than to copy-past lots of different URL changing if I rewrite URLs a day (for SEO).
    In my quizzes, I added a text in the final window : ” ? Actualisez la page pour un nouveau quiz”. But I’m really not proud of that ??

    Thanks for your suggestions,

    Michel

    Thread Starter Michel

    (@michel92)

    Found on the support forum of the plugin “Post Types Order” :
    https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/doesnt-work-with-cpts-created-by-certain-plugins/

    “Doesn’t work with CPTs (= custom post types) created by certain plugins”

    Michel

    There are 2 files with “Goto” :
    1 : quotes-collection/inc/class-quotes-collection-shortccode.php (Line 230, modify directly in the source code)
    2 : quotes-collection/languages/quotes-collection.pot (use Poedit to translate, or a plugin like Loco Translate but you must create another file with your tongue)

    I’m also searching the same solution. I’d like he name of the author is an hyperlink to the source.
    The best idea (you told it) would be a “radio button” for the admin. I searched it at first, and I discovered the option did not exist.

    Thread Starter Michel

    (@michel92)

    Hello Dylan,

    You worked hard while French people slept in their time zone. Thanks a lot. And you understand that when you solve other people’s problems you get smarter and you gain experience. Some people on the earth do not understand this, and imagine that they are demeaning themselves by “obeying orders”. Thanks again for this state of mind ??

    The choice of a given number of questions chosen in a poll is really a good option in your quiz script. Players can play for hours without getting bored, it’s like in real life with an element of chance. A quiz should be fun and stimulate the mind with continuous surprises, it is not a lesson to be learned by heart like in bad schools. In the animal world, games allow learning.

    During the holiday season, I’ll be away from my computer. So for now, I’ll stop making changes to the site. But I stay tuned ??

    Happy holidays to all …

    Michel

    Thread Starter Michel

    (@michel92)

    Thanks for your quick (and detailed) answer, Dylan…

    The true problem is that I can’t choose The Quiz settings because I’m obliged to display the list of the questions at first, and it doesn’t work. I don’t need to display all the questions.
    The 4000 questions of the quiz are displayed perfectly on the page for players… But I don’t want to display 4000 questions! I just want to be able to see the Quiz settings page to choose “10 questions” in the pool (“Use Pool of Questions” option).

    Another solution would be to cut the pool of questions into 5 parts (instead of 2) with “only” 1600 questions per part. The questions of this quiz are all the possible multiplications of 2 numbers (from 11×11 to 99×99). So, I can create 5 levels (depending of the results of the multiplications). I believed it was hard too for mental arithmetic, but I discovered yesterday a small book (50 pages, 5 €) explaining all the methods to solve from 11×11 to 99×99. So, it’s possible (for a human).
    https://www.cepadues.com/livres/calcul-sans-retenue-9782854289459.html

    To get a more relevant answer from you, I might say at first : “I can’t choose the “Quiz settings page” to adjust the parameters”. That’s the true problem.

    Thread Starter Michel

    (@michel92)

    The code:

    .swpm-registration-widget-form input[type=”text”] {
    font-size: 20px;
    padding: 1em;
    }

    … does not work on my website.

    You are the plugin author, so you know the plugin. Have you really tested it for the visitors who want to register, and not only for registered users ?
    I tried with Firefox and Chrome with Mac OS, and on an iPhone with Safari.

    Could you be more explicit with the “ID”, because users are not developers, sometimes they need to paste and copy code, not to guess and try.

    Thanks a lot for this free plugin.

    Thread Starter Michel

    (@michel92)

    Just a question to the developers of the plugin:

    It was easy to modify the size of the input fields in the file login.php. I did it!
    But it was impossible in the add.php file (and unfortunately, it was the first file I tried to modify, I lost time on that).

    I’m NOT a developer, but I’m always trying to find the errors.

    So, I saw that the “field class” was in the login.php file, but it was nowhere in the add.php file. Therefore it’s impossible to modify the size of the text fields using “swpm-text-field”.

    I believe it could be a good thing to add “class=swpm-text-field” in the add.php file. When it will be added, it will be possible to adapt the size of the text fields, to improve the ergonomics of the page.

    Please, is it possible ? Thanks a lot…

    Thread Starter Michel

    (@michel92)

    Hello,

    I haven’t figured out how to change the text size inside the forms, but I’ve also changed the members login page, writing this in the child css file:

    .swpm-login-form-submit{
    font-size: 15px;
    padding-top: 0.5em;
    padding-bottom: 0.5em;
    padding-left: 1em;
    padding-right: 1em
    }

    And I modified the (vertical) place of the button (in the registration page) with this code:

    .swpm-before-registration-submit-section{
    padding-top: 20px;
    }

    The button was too close to the bottom of the form on smartphone screens.

    Thread Starter Michel

    (@michel92)

    Don’t bother with that problem. I found by myself. It was not easy.

    I added in the child css of the template:

    .swpm-registration-submit{
    font-size: 15px;
    padding-top: 0.5em;
    padding-bottom: 0.5em;
    padding-left: 1em;
    padding-right: 1em
    }

    I hope it will be useful for other users.

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