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jQuizMe 2.0 Released.

Hey everyone,

jQuizMe 2.0: Features a everything you need to make a javascript quiz online.

After a few months of programming I’ve finally finish jQuizMe. It took a some time to get done but it feels rewarding.

Anyhow, jQuizMe 2.0 is at code.google now.

http://code.google.com/p/jquizme/

Please post a issues at jQuizMe on Github.com

Larry Battle

I love to program, and discover new tech. Check out my stackoverflow and github accounts.

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    • hey m having trouble saving the result to database can anyone out there dictate me how to retrieve the final answer and store it to the database. i need help pls!

  • Hi,
    I'm following up on the question I posted on the google code wiki page regarding an option to ask the user to try again if they get answer a question incorrectly. (http://code.google.com/p/jquizme/wiki/HowToUse)

    It would be great if it was an option on a quiz by quiz or even question by question basis. I am creating an e-learning course for a university assignment and we've been told that it can be good idea to let the learner have another try. Not for every question, e.g. those with only 2 options, but sometimes it would be desirable.

    Ideally I would like the option to give the learner a hint along with the second chance.

    Keep up the good work.

  • Is there a way with your quiz where if the user answers x amount of questions correctly, the browser auto redirects to a new page.

  • @Gary McCafferty
    Ok. About your feature. I'm adding a option that will allow for the user to try again or move on to the next question if their answer is wrong. However, for hints, you can provide that in the questions.

    @Adam
    Yes. options.statusUpdate would enable you to do so. However there is a small bug in it. So wait until 2.0.3 is release to used it. I'm also going to update the documentation soon.

    options.statusUpdate = function( isQuizOver, stats ){
    if( stats.right.length > 1){
    document.location = "http://www.google.com";
    }
    };

  • Just wondering if there is any way in the future that there might be a point value system incorporated, e.g. question one is worth 1 point, question two is worth 2 points, etc.

    Thanks!

    • In the next release you will be available to by using the options.statusUpdate function.
      Because that function will give you all the status information that you need to create a function for your needs.
      Please bear with me. I'm currently studying like crazy to pass my finals this week. So wait until this weekend to see an updated release.

      I'll add a tutorial that goes over this for you mike.

  • Hi Larry,

    I am wondering something regarding the review window. How would I be able to put some text next to the checkbox? I looked through the jquizMe-packed.js file and wasn't sure where to find it.

    Thanks!

  • @Gary McCafferty:
    Yeah, you're right. What happens is that jQuizMe get the user answer from the html file and not from the index of the right answer. So the special characters is converted to a html tag, which changes the user's answer. I'll look into it.

    @mark:
    Read the jQuizMe-uncompressed.js file to understand it.
    Search for the first following match
    " *"
    and replace it with what you want.
    "Missed * "

    @Everyone
    I'm halfway done with the updates for jQuizMe but I got stuck with examinations for college and moving. Bare with me.

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