PDidee

Perfect! I also set a max-width of 100% which fixed the length issue here.

Sure thing. Please let me know if there is a work around Thanks!

Is there a way to have a bar in a widget? Set the size to a percentage?

Yeah if I go to the parent page the progress bar is there but the widget shows as a dial. Also is it possible to change the toggle to look more like a button? I tried with css but the click event I think is linked the img file.

It’s on a widget.

Hi I did that, I have it set to “Show as bar” but I still get the radial. Whether I select that “Show as radial progress” or “Do not show progress” I get the radial progress ONLY.

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Problem is I have colleagues logging in who’ve never visited the site and get the same results. Don’t have any of the listed plugins that might cause a conflict either.

Awesome that worked thanks!

Hey Dabernathy,

We got this working seems that having questions prior to the quiz questions were interfering with the quiz results. By moving them to the bottom, the tiebreakers now work as expected.

I’m confused about how the array index of the field relates to the field ID. We tried targeting the field IDs and it didn’t seem to be working that way.

Hi Dabernathy,

Thanks you so much for your response I did try adding the additional boolean as a 3rd parameter sadly to no avail. The additional code was added to your class-gravity-forms-personality-quiz-addon.php file.

To clarify, basically we’ve created 4 fields in ACF to add more “weight” to specific questions within the quiz, to essentially ‘force’ a tiebreaker rather then use the random option. Within the backend ACF fields we store the numbers of the questions in order of importance (ie. field one has the number 2 in it to denote that question 2 is the most important question in the event of a tiebreaker).

Each answer has a specific letter associated with it N,I,S or D. In the event of a tie (ie. same number of “N’s” & “I’s” chosen) the code should cycle through and see if first tiebreaker question (question 2 in this case) has a value of either N or I. If so, the that letter would be the final result. If neither N or I was chosen for question 2 the tiebreaker code should then move on to the next highest weighted question and preform the same test, and so on.

Given that the current number of questions is currently only 10, it’s highly improbably we will need more than two tiebreaker scenarios, but at the moment only the one seems to be working for ONLY the first quiz.

Please let me know if you need further clarification or to see the code and test it online yourself, I’d be happy to send you the links and files via email.

Thanks again for your help,
Phillip

For anyone who is interested, I figured this out on my own. I added the category slug to the fancybox link class like this:
<?php theme_get_categories($post->ID, 'gallery_category', ' ', 'slug'); ?>

Then I created a fancybox helper for that class in my javascript file that creates a new wrapper for that class like this:

tpl: {
  wrap     : '<div class="fancybox-wrap fancybox-desktop fancybox-type-image fancybox-opened" tabIndex="-1"><div class="fancybox-skin"><div id="sold-label" class="sold-label"><h2>Sold</h2></div><div class="fancybox-outer"><div class="fancybox-inner"></div></div></div></div>'
 },

Awesome!

It seems to be an issue trying to use option tree settings to add functionality to the backend. Is this possible?

Thanks for any help in advance.

Sweat!