Sweet!! I just released my very first jQuery plugin on github – SlickQuiz!
SlickQuiz, simply put, is:
A jQuery plugin for creating pretty, dynamic quizzes.
I’ll let the demo speak for itself – check it out below!!
Your Score:
Your Ranking:
Check out the github page for all the technical details!
Update 6/21/12: We now have a SlickQuiz WordPress plugin!
Update 11/2/13: Wow! Thank you all SO much for trying out SlickQuiz. I hope it’s working well for all of your needs. Today, I’m disabling comments on this post in an effort to route all questions and support requests to a more organized system via Github Issues: https://github.com/jewlofthelotus/SlickQuiz/issues
Please: if you have any issues or feature requests, look through the existing issues for your item before creating a new one. Thanks all! Looking forward to adding some awesome new features in the next year!
Lastly, if you want to stay up to date with new SlickQuiz developments, I’ll be regularly posting about it on my new blog: http://www.juliecameron.com/blog/category/slickquiz/
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Another question :)
Regarding the levels (1,2,3,4,5). How are they defined, is there a possibility for example to say:
1-2 points = level1
3-5 points = level2
6-8 points = level3
9-10 points = level4
Is it possible also to skip level 5 ?
Thank you.
@Sibasish Ghosh – Thanks for the link – you found a bug! I’ve got an update that coming out soon that should resolve the issue. Stay tuned for that.
@oli – Hope you’ve managed to get your setup working. Regarding the levels, right now the levels just apply to percentage ranges. So Level 1 is equal to roughly 80-100%, Level 2 is roughly 60-80%, etc. There is currently no way to change that aside from modifying the plugin itself to do what you like.
After updating the plugin by new slick Quiz by Version 1.2.2, the start button not at all working of this quiz – please help to resolve.
@Sibasish Ghosh – I just tried it out on your page at http://www.mcq.electrical4u.com/ and it worked for me. Can you tell me what browser you’re using?
I am using Firefox
@Sibasish Ghosh – Thanks for the info! I fixed the bug and you should be able to get the newest version of the plugin now. Let me know if you still have trouble!
It is now working fine – you are great – thanks a lotttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt.
This is what I exactly require – Thank again.
Another issue I found in your plugin – whenever I try to edit existing quiz a blank new form is coming headed by edit quiz but exiting quiz not appearing – Please help to resolve it
@Sibasish Ghosh – Since that issues in in the admin panel, I’ll need a little help in order to debug it. Please do me a favor and go to a quiz edit page where this is happening, then:
1. Right click on the side of the page and select “View Source” from the drop down menu (it might be worded slightly differently depending on the browser)
2. When the source code appears, copy and paste ALL of it into the box on http://pastebin.com/, submit the form on pastebin
3. Copy the URL of the page that pastebin takes you too and leave that URL in a comment here.
This will give me a copy of your pages code so that I can run it locally and see what’s happening.
I’d like to be able to restrict access to repeat attempts to attempt a quiz, say for example block a users IP address, and/or username. is this possible?
Hi Julie,
Have you given thought to dividing the name field associated with scoring a quiz to First Name, Last Name and adding an email field? This is a great tool for capturing contact information, but it would be great to have more detail.
@Anthony – It’s certainly possible, but not yet built into either version of the quiz. Are you using the WordPress plugin?
@David Mair – I definitely see the value in capturing and separating that information. I’ll see what I can do. Keep your eyes peeled for updates!
@Everyone:
Wow! Thank you all SO much for trying out SlickQuiz. I hope it’s working well for all of your needs. Today, I’m disabling comments on this post in an effort to route all questions and support requests to a more organized system via Github Issues: https://github.com/jewlofthelotus/SlickQuiz/issues
Please: if you have any issues or feature requests, look through the existing issues for your item before creating a new one. Thanks all! Looking forward to adding some awesome new features in the next year!
Lastly, if you want to stay up to date with new SlickQuiz developments, I’ll be regularly posting about it on my new blog: http://www.juliecameron.com/blog/category/slickquiz/