Leaveskipping/ blank answers question allows user to submit incomplete quizes [#2892504]

Hello,

I have been searching everywhere for an answer for this. I hope it isn't just my lack of searching abilities.

I am using Quiz module for an assessment that the users are allowed to skip and come back to the question at a later time (resume) using the "Leave blank" option.

My roadblock is, Users must answer all the questions before they submit the final question but the skipping option that allows them to leave the question blank and move on to the next question and that technically answers the question for them as "blank" and applies no points.
Which messes up our data collection because we need them to answer ALL questions. :(

Does anyone have any ideas how to make sure all question have a "valid" answer upon submit? I have Quiz Process enabled so the users can see their un-answered questions but I just can't let them submit "blank" answers at the end.

I hope I am explaining this correctly for people to help. I also hope I am posting it in the correct place.

Versions: Drupal 7, Quiz version = "7.x-5.1",

Thank you! Love this module!

Comments

Comment #1

6 July 2017 at 04:09

jumpthattb created an issue. See original summary.

Comment #2

djdevin

Philadelphia

CreditAttribution: djdevin at Cadmium commented 6 September 2017 at 15:32

Hi,

Currently there's no option to ensure that they've answered all skipped questions in Quiz core. But, you could easily use custom code to do this if you wanted to.

The final question is a form (for any question it is quiz_question_answering_form), so if you were to add custom validation to it through normal Drupal means, you could check to see if all the questions had been answered. The user wouldn't be able to submit the last question until your validation passed.

Without custom code though, you could add a Quiz directions questions right after the last question, which could tell the users to make sure they have answered all their questions. At least that would be a roadblock to the user ("are you sure?").