QUOTE(Fredo @ Jul 10 2007, 08:41 PM)

I just downloaded UCCASS for the first time and had a play with it and it looks fantastic. However, I was hoping to use it as a questionnaire where I can see the complete list of answers a single user has given, rather than viewing the combined answers of all anonymous users. Is that possible at all?
Not right now. I got to thinking about this last night and came up with an idea that wouldn't be hard to implement. Each answer has a numeric value. The idea is that wrong answers would be given a zero value and correct answer(s) would be given a positive value. This would allow you to give questions a weight, too, by varying how much a correct answer is worth. The only hard part would be the "check all the correct answers" where it's an all or nothing type question. If each correct answer was worth a point, that'd be easy. If the system has to check that _all_ of the correct answers were chosen before awarding points, that'd be more difficult.
Honestly, though, with a newborn child here and a high-stress job, I have very little time to do any programming.
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Also, is there a possibility to add introductory text before each question? I would like each page to start with a couple of paragraphs of information before the question follows at the bottom. I couldn't see any way of doing that, but I am sure somebody else must have tried that?
This is possible, though. Just choose an answer type of "None". The "question" will now appear as a Label in the question list and will not be assigned a number.
Hope that helps some.

---John Holmes...