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Anton – it turned out that this must have been related to the number of media items being displayed (I didn’t realize it was set to 300). It was causing other JS interactions on the page to break too. Lowering the number of images resolved the issue.

In case this does need further investigation, this was on WP 5.2.2, Smush 3.2.2.1, and PHP 7.2.

Oops, user error – our settings weren’t complete.

If you’re trying to do a multiple choice quiz rather than a numeric quiz, there’s no numbers needed. In your case all of your questions would have the same answers:

“Never” = never
“Rarely” = rarely
“Sometimes” = sometimes
“Often” = often
“Always” = always

The result of this quiz could only be ‘never’, ‘rarely’, etc, etc.

Hey @toralauralie – I must have missed your last post. The plugin only supports a single numeric result. An example “numeric” quiz might be “How X are you?”

Question 1:
Foo – foo{0}
Bar – bar{1}
Baz – baz{2}

Question 2:
Foo2 – foo2{0}
Bar2 – bar2{1}
Baz2 – baz2{2}

Question 3:
Foo3 – foo3{0}
Bar3 – bar3{1}
Baz3 – baz3{2}

In this case your quiz could range from 0 to 6 points, and you would assign your results however you want based on that total.

Have you looked into using Anedot? You can embed their donation forms on your website, and they have a NationBuilder integration:

https://anedot.com/

Hey y’all, sorry I must have missed this when it was first posted.

Right now the plugin only supports the “People” API, which does not include donation information.

Hey @lathas – this plugin is an add-on for Gravity Forms, a paid plugin:

https://www.gravityforms.com/

Here is an example from my form of the ‘radio’ field type next to the ‘quiz’ field type (from the GF quiz add-on):

https://dl.dropbox.com/s/o95viirn2anogd2/OnPaste.20170222-120116.png?dl=0

In your screenshot posted above, the first question (“I am assertive….”) shows that it is of the ‘quiz’ type.

@toralauralie – looking at the screenshot of your field, I can see that you are using the ‘quiz’ field type, is that right?

As mentioned in the plugin description, this add-on is not compatible with the Gravity Forms quiz add-on, and won’t work with its fields. It will only work with standard radio/checkbox fields (and soon dropdowns).

RE: grouping your results – right now the plugin only creates a single result based on the most commonly selected value. In your case, that would mean that all of your questions would need to have values of ‘A{1}’ through ‘A{5}’. If you use ‘A{1}’…, ‘B{1}’…, etc, then the plugin will just randomly choose one of the answers since each one will only have occurred once.

@toralauralie – can you post screenshots of your form settings and of at least one of the form fields (with the settings showing)?

Hey @arielamira, sorry for the late response here. You will need to set up a separate ‘confirmation’ for each of the outcomes.

Your conditional logic should be checking for the ‘Quiz Result’. This will be the ‘value’ of the answer for that confirmation. From the ‘Showing Quiz Result’ section of the instructions:

For multiple choice quizzes, you should create one confirmation for each potential result (e.g., a confirmation for “apple” and a confirmation for “orange”).

Hey, this would be considered a “multiple choice” quiz. There are instructions for setting up one of these in the main plugin description. The main thing to keep in mind is that the “value” (not the label) for the answers needs to be consistent. For example:

Question 1
– Answer 1 – “outcome-a”
– Answer 2 – “outcome-b”
– Answer 3 – “outcome-c”

Question 2
– Answer 1 – “outcome-c”
– Answer 2 – “outcome-a”
– Answer 3 – “outcome-b”

etc, etc. The labels can be whatever you want.

You can then use conditional logic in your confirmation to check whether the Quiz Result is equal to “outcome-a”, “outcome-b”, etc.

You know honestly, that shouldn’t be too difficult. I’ve added that as an issue to the Github repo, I’ll see if that’s something I can get worked in soon:

https://github.com/dabernathy89/gravity-forms-personality-quiz-add-on/issues/8

Hey nitsano, it looks like your screenshot did not post correctly. Can you retry?

Is this happening every time you try to add an image label?

What versions of WordPress, Gravity Forms, and the add on are you using?

Finally, can you open your browser developer console while adding an image label and report any JavaScript errors that appear there?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by dabernathy89.

Good question – the way that the plugin is structured right now, that wouldn’t be possible. The available merge tags will only give you the result with the highest percentage or value. It’s definitely something I will consider for the plugin, but it would not be available in the short term.