Gravity Forms

1. 

   furio
   Member

   I can't seem to find a decent plugin that will allow me to create a simple quiz with Wordpress. Has anyone successfully been able to create a simple multiple choice quiz/survey/test using Gravity Forms?

   From the looks of it, the plugin seems to have all the necessary functionality to create one. The only functionality that I think would be missing is displaying a users results after they submit their quiz.

   Anyway, back to my question I guess - does anyone know of a good solution for using Gravity Forms to create a quiz? :-)

   Posted 7 months ago | Permalink
2. 

   jcollier
   Member

   Bump. I need a simple quiz as a CAPTCHA alternative.

   Posted 6 months ago | Permalink
3. 

   Carl Hancock
   Administrator

   Gravity Forms could be used as a quiz/survey, however it currently lacks field calculations so there is currently no way of doing scoring. So it is lacking in that department. We do plan on implementing field calculations in a future release.

   One simple reCAPTCHA alternative is using a numeric field and ask a math question. Then you set the field as required and set the minimum and maximum range for the numeric field to the answer of the math question. The last step is to set a custom validation message on that field so it says something like "Please check your math..." that way it doesn't show the standard validation message that would include the range information.

   Posted 6 months ago | Permalink
4. 

   jcollier
   Member

   This worked very well for me.

   http://forum.gravityhelp.com/topic/calculation-for-validation

   Posted 2 months ago | Permalink
5. 

   roxanne
   Member

   I too am looking for a simple survey/quiz. I can live without calculation however I would like to be able to display the user's results on the page.

   Round 1 Wish is just a simple 10-question, yes/no.

   Round 2 Wish would be using multiple choice qtns. and being able to show the correct answer/user-selected answer in the results. People can tally up for themselves until you feel like adding that.

   If it can do Round 1 then I am ready to buy! I love what you all are doing, and, for my purposes, the user-feedback functionality is high on the priority list.

   Aloha,
   Rox

   Posted 1 month ago | Permalink
6. 

   Carl Hancock
   Administrator

   Currently multi-page forms are not supported. It is a feature that is on our roadmap. Once multi-page forms are supported it will make doing simple surveys easier as surveys typically work best as multi-page forms. In your example above Round 1 would be page 1 and Round 2 would be page 2 of the form and all the data would be submitted together.

   Posted 1 month ago | Permalink
7. 

   roxanne
   Member

   Actually - Round 1 and Round 2 are separate standalone requests. Round 1 is for a standalone one page quiz, with yes/no questions. Ideally, it would tally for me, but I can live without that. I understand that on submit, your forms can send an email with the form responses to the user.

   Can it also display a web page with the user's responses?

   I want a site visitor to be able to fill out a form/quiz, click submit, then have the page show the results as well as submit them to me. Really simple (I think!)

   Posted 1 month ago | Permalink
8. 

   Carl Hancock
   Administrator

   The confirmation page can show the user's responses. You can customize what text appears on the confirmation page, including outputting form field values using merge code style variables.

   Posted 1 month ago | Permalink

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