Bob

“But actually we do care about that DB, so in order to have secure code, you have to change the lines to…”

There are thousands of cases when the site admins and authors have to output HTML and JS. It is the essence of every CMS – be it with shortcodes or templates it doesn’t matter. An authorized person is allowed to insert whatever the site owner has decided that is allowed. You should make sure that the data inserted in the DB accepts only what the specific person is allowed to embed, but you shouldn’t disallow all HTML and JS on the output making no difference where it comes from “just because”.

• This reply was modified 6 days, 19 hours ago by Bob.

Sorry but the link does not work.

You can do this with Watu Pro Full. Something like this:

1. Use sortable questons for ranking
2. Categorize your questions so Q1 and Q2 go into one category, Q3 and Q4 into another one, etc so you can have their combined scores as category scores
   

Then you can show performance per category as described here: https://blog.calendarscripts.info/using-category-grades-in-watu-pro/

It’s probably too much data, you have to export it on parts – limit by date range, export, then limit again, etc.

Please also note this forum is for free plugin support only. Pro users need to contact the Pro support.

Thanks. Let’s see if version 3.4.2 will fix it.

We have not changed anything, reordering works. If you have issues, it’s most likely a conflict with another plugin.

I just tested it locally and could not reproduce any of your problems:

a) The essay question does not require answers

b) No problems saving questions

You can try to enable SQL debug mode from the Watu Quiz settings page to see if there will be any errors. Unfortunately we cannot provide one-on-one support for the free plugin. If you see an error, please let me know – otherwise you either need Pro or to find someone to have a look inside your WP admin and debug it in place.

Sorry, my mistake – just add some answer there. It won’t be shown on the front-end but is required by the system to know whether the essay answer should be marked as correct or wrong.

Please experiment with the different settings yourself.

The answers of the essay question are optional, you don’t have to provide them.

Yes

Limiting the number of selections is possible in the Pro version. The free Watu does not have this feature.

One workaround for the free Watu quiz is to assign negative points to the wrong answers. This will punish the user for just selecting everything to get the points.

You can simply include it as a part of the question.

If you want to enforce it, you will need the Pro version.

Thank you!

Please don’t. Automated tools throw tons of false alarms and I am not interested to hear them.

If you have found a security issue yourself, please email us.

This

verbum-comments.js

is causign the fatal error – I don’t know which plugin it is coming from. Unfortunately we have no resources to assist in debugging individual installations. You can try following this guide:
https://blog.calendarscripts.info/watupro-front-end-troubleshooting-guide/

While it’s for the Pro version, the same logic can be applied for the free plugin.