Create a quiz where the next question depends on the answer to the previous question. Final quiz results depend on the amount of collected points.
This is an unique chained / conditional logic quiz plugin that lets you create quizzes where the next question depends on the answer to the previous question.
To publish a quiz place its shortcode in a post or page
This free quiz plugin is fully functional: there is no limitation to the number of quizzes, questions or results you can have.
The quiz will generate respectively a group of radio buttons, checkboxes, or a text area.
Even open-end (essay) questions can have possible answers that will be evaluated for match with the user’s answer.
This is optional. The points will be summarized at the end to calculate final result.
Depending on how many points the user has collected you can assign a result and display different content at the end of the quiz.
The result can be used to give user recommendation, to direct them to another page, to offer them something to sell and so on.
This is where the real magic of the chained quiz happens. You can define to go to next question in the quiz, go to a specific selected question, or finish the quiz.
The CSV file can be used to analyze user results in Excel, import it in a database and so on.
If you are looking for a powerful regular quiz with sequential or randomized questions check out Watu Quiz
The quizzes created with this plugin can be transferred to the most powerful WordPress tests suite WatuPRO where you can support chained logic via this free addon.
This unique quiz plugin lets you guide the user through the questions in the way you want. It’s not only a very powerful tool for creating exams and quizzes, but can be used also to funnel a sales process depending on user’s selection.
The plugin is integrated into several mailing list management plugins and services. This allows you to tie completing a quiz with a desired result with subscribing the respondent to a mailing list. From then you can send them marketing campaigns and so on.
Currently supported:
We are just starting to add hooks, so stay tuned for detailed documentation. For now the main available hook is:
– “chained_quiz_completed” – sends the completion ID as argument to the call.
Once activated the plugin go to Chained Quiz -> Quizzes in your WP dashboard and create your first quiz. After entering the quiz title, description and other settings you will be redirected to create the quiz results / outcomes. They define what happens after the user completes the quiz, depending on the points they collected from the different answers.
Creating results is optional but very powerful because you can present completely different content to the user depending on what path they took through the quiz and how many points were assigned to their answers. You can use the result description box for this result-dependent content or even redirect to another page.
After you create your results you will be redirected to creating the actual questions in the quiz. The answer to each question has an action which defines what happens if the user selects it: they can go to the next question, to a specific selected question (this is where the chaining magic happens), or to finalize the quiz.
Don’t forget that the conditional logic quiz must be published before it becomes accessible. Publishing happens when you manually place the shortcode of the quiz in a post or page or select the option “Automatically publish” when you save it.
*** Attention Multi-Site (WP Network) Users! ***
The plugin is perfectly compatible with multi-site installations but it should be activated as blog admin and NOT as superadmin.
Thanks to Arun for contributions to the plugin security.
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directory to the /wp-content/plugins/
directoryThe final screen is loaded by Ajax so some contact and other forms which use complex JavaScript will not work. You may need to search for a different form plugin which does work when the page is loaded by Ajax. If you can’t change the plugin that you use, then provide a link at the end of the quiz to a regular post or page where the form is published.
= Version 1.2
– Removed redundant Go Ahead button on the first question when the question is set to automatically continue.
– Fixed bug with missing “Go ahead” button when a multiple-choice question had “autocontinue” selected.
– Removed unwanted backslashes.
– Added option to change the text/value of the “Go Ahead” button from admin settings.
– Added option to mask taker IP address for GDPR compliance.
– If question content is empty use title.
– Added option to enter receiver email address(es) when sending email to admin.
– Added code to allow using [embed] shortcode inside questions.
– Added loading spinner next to the next/submit button.
– Added variables {{correct}} for number of correct answers and {{percentage}} for percentage of correct answers.
– You can now require non-logged users to provide valid email address to do the quiz.
= Version 1.1
– Added option to copy / duplicate a quiz.
– Added option to export quiz results with details.
– Added option to filter quiz results
– Added API call when quiz is submitted to allow integration to other plugins.
– You can now set your preferred field delimiter and quote around text field for result export CSVs.
– The quiz now stores the user’s email for quizzes that request it. The email will be shown on the View Results page.
– Added option to specify the output of the emails sent after completing the quiz. You can use the {{{split}}} tag to specify different output to user and admin.
– You can now enable optional comments field on every question. User comments are visible in the “View details” table in the administration.
– Security fixes, thanks to Qlirim Emini
– User comments added to the {{answers-table}} variable that can be used on the final screen and in emails.
First public release