Partial marking of a Qestion

[ArtevoDesign]

Hello! Could you help me please with an issue that I have using WPLMS Qestions? I'm wondering how to design a "Fill in the blank" type Qestion to be partialy marked according to a varying answer. The answer can be a simple one (marked with 1 point) or a complex one (marked with 2 points). PS: the Question cannot be split in two. regards!

[ArtevoDesign]

... Sorry! Here's the attachments regarding my issue: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZPdl-xJu3bS5RsJnOgQfccy0V3COD01b

[Veronica]

hi, "simple one (marked with 1 point) or a complex one (marked with 2 points)." with this I have understood that you want according to your answer based on the complexity it assigns the marks automatically! if i am able to understand it in the right manner then sorry it's not available you can simply create a question and assign the marks manually which you have already done. so what's the issue you are facing besides it?

[ArtevoDesign]

Hi Veronica! Yes, a question has 2 correct answers marked with different scores (1, respectively 2 points) and I would need to be registered any of the scores that the user is entering. After reading your support forum, I think a posible solution might be using "custom fields". Is this right? This is the only issue that I have so far. Regards!

[Veronica]

refer topic. :https://wplms.io/support/forums/topic/partial-marking

setting is in wp-admin >> lms >> settings. refer: http://prntscr.com/qxw91a

[ArtevoDesign]

Hi again Veronica! Could tell me please what you think Mr.Vibe meant to say here? Especially in the first sentence. I have added a filter which would not support partial marking. Note that the partial marking would require you to enter the marks in integers. Like if a question with fillblanks has 12 fill blanks, you must set the marks for this question in multiples of 12. add_filter('bp_course_evaluate_question_partial_marking',function($flag){return 1;});   Regards!

[Veronica]

if there is 12 questions of 1 marks each then 12*1 = 12 partial marking cant be in fractions or in floating-point. it should be an integer value.

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