Do you know if there is any package for ranking options other than ideorecall:referral or barbatus:stars-rating?
I'd like that each post of my site gets a score depending on the visitors rating.
Thanks,
Barbatus is more than adequate for that. If you don't want a pre-made package, check out page 234 of the "Discover Meteor" book, which you can purchase online at their website discovermeteor.com. The voting chapter gives a detailed outline of how to "roll your own" voting system that stores votes and also voter data as well. Very easy to implement and customize
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I'm looking for WP plugin or any external toll. I have a LMS webpage with several courses. I would like to have a chance for my users to create quiz with questions for revision. In this quiz generator, users should be able to choose questions from different categories, choose number of questions and do this quiz as many times as they want.
For example:
My user wants to generate quiz which includes questions from Geography, Math and Science. He wants 100 questions in total. I will have a database of my questions. This toll should generate a quiz based on user needs (categories, number of questions).
I was looking for more than 2 hours and I did not find anything that suits my needs. Does anyone know anything that can help me?
Thanks a lot in advance
Also looking for a similar plugin, came across a couple of interesting ones. Maybe they’ll suit you too - Quiz Maker, Riddle Quiz https://wordpress.org/plugins/quiz-maker/
try these Plugins for WordPress 1)LearnDash, 2)WP Quiz .https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-quiz/
I'm a king of a noob in drupal.
I'm trying to use Voting API and Advanced Pool module, now I'm customizing node-advpoll_binary.tpl.php template, and i can access only the total votes.
I'd like to know how get the poll results for each answer in order to calculate percentage results.
Does anyone have the solution??
You don't typically want to do calculations in the theme layer. You may be able to output the numbers you're looking for using the Views module.
I'm considering which software to use for a blog that I would like to install in a personal home server (synology). Here are my requirements:
Language management: I'll be writing in different languages, and some entries would be translated in different languages, not always the same. Blog readers should be able to select which languages they can/wish to read. For instance, if they chose English, then all entries which have English translation would appear in English, the remaining appearing in whatever language they were written, or not at all.
RSS customization: the blog will broach different subjects. I would like the users to be able to customize a RSS syndication which corresponds to their interests, so that the sigal to noise ration in their RSS readers remains bearable. This should probably work with a "Categoriy" or "Tag" system.
sub-blogs: I would like to have sub-blogs with their own url, which would present a subset of the blog entries. For instance my blog could deal with politics, sports, and myLife, and I could produce the following blog urls: blog.mydomain.tld (shows everything), opinions.mydomain.tld (shows only the politics related posts), sports.mydomain.tld (all entries dedicated to sports). I would also like to theme differently those sub-blogs (i.e. a ball picture for sports.mydomain.tld, etc).
modular privacy: my intended audience is heterogeneous (family, sets of friends, the internet), and I would like to be able to limit access to certain entries to different subsets of users. To me, the most obvious way to do this would be to define users with a login and password. I would then pool them into groups, and define for each entry if it is private, and if so which groups can read it. I do not necessarily want to share the same things between my neighbors and my school friends.
That also brings the issue of RSS syndication: either each user would have its how RSS thread, or then RSS could be category specific and the private entries would appear without content. Perhaps other possibilities exist.
These set of features are quite specific. I was thinking of using a blog software to implement them, but perhaps I'm thinking this wrong and I should use a CMS or even a framework?
Another point is that this is done for "fun", and although I can program (python, etc), this is not my day job, so it should not require expert level skills or full time investment to implement. A solution which involves me developing a whole new blog application is not adapted to my constraints.
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OpenID: I like the Stack Overflow login system (check this screen capture of it), because most readers already have an OpenID, and in any case do not need to create a specific one for my blog. The system I would use should be capable of using the OpenID method of authentication
I don't know what is the best translation software around.
But I only use a Babylon Software as an Online Translator too.
You can find it at http://babylon.depapaz.com
Till now, I only use this program for my online translation software.
And I think is good enough as a Translation Software.
I work for a webagency, and I have to develop an intranet/extranet app to be used as sort of a DMS (Document Management System) for a high school. Some of the requirements of the projects are using Drupal CMS and having advanced user rights. Let me explain :
The professors can post only for their students, and the students can only read articles from their teachers. There will be a lot of groups, like for example :
Sports option
Seniors scientists
Juniors litterary
...
Sorry if this doesn't make much sense, but in France, the school system is very different from the USA. Basically, let's say we'll have one user group per class, and 1 for all the teachers, and 1 per "option" (we can take options to earn extra points to help us get our diploma).
The problem is, noone in our office knows how to use drupal. I have to make some research, and I found a couple of modules that could do the deal, but I couldn't manage tu make them work properly. Do you know any module that would work in this particular situation ?
You will have a lot of group overlapping, so when a user is a member of teacher, sports ... how do you know which group he posts for?
The solution instead of creating a ton of groups, is to create different content types, one for each type. Then you only have to manage the permission, which users should be allowed to create and view the content.
A combination of CCK, Views, Content access should be able to do it for you.
Organic groups like Fabian suggests could also be useful, but it might be better with a simpler solution in this case.
It sounds like Organic Groups would be useful for you.
i want to create automated web based book publication system.
My company is publishing reports which is written in words. & there is lots of hassel on formatting word document.
So we want to develop system where different users can loged into system then create different chapters & different parts within that chapters.
Can anyone suggest any opensource project or any guidelines to achieve the things mentioned above.
Some sort of wiki seems like the way to go in my opinion, you could set it up so users could only edit their own stuff pretty easily. There are some example ASP.NET wikis and other examples that might interest you on this page.