• Resolved Anonymous User

    (@anonymized-20916533)


    Hello,

    Despite a couple of simple issues, I find the plugin far superior to many other WP quiz plugins I have tested so far. I believe that the option to import/export quizzes and questions is one of the major advantages, although this is offered through a paid plugin. The plugin can be useful for those who want to transfer quizzes/questions from one website to another.

    In addition, this plugin is supposed to enable us to add hundreds of questions that were created elsewhere with a single import action. What I find hard to implement is, however, doing this (that is, importing self-created questions) by creating a CSV or a JSON file. The sample files I found on the official website for the plugin (in exported_quizzes_1599638398.zip) are very discouraging, to say the least. As a matter of fact, I have always found both CSV and JSON formats utterly useless for such import actions.

    There are a couple of LMSs – Moodle, for example – which support the AIKEN format:

    Question text
    A) Option one
    B) Option two
    C) Option three
    ANSWER: B

    Or, there is the simplified AIKEN format used by Open eClass and H5P:

    Question text
    Option one::Feedback for option one
    *Option two::Feedback for option two
    Option three::Feedback for option three

    Not to mention the GIFT format used in Moodle, with which almost any kind of question can be imported and exported.

    I wonder why quiz and LMS plugin developers for WP do not attempt to use one of these and/or similar formats – because such formats are difficult of implement (I doubt it) or because developers are unaware of them (I suspect so)? The fact that WP supports the import/export of CSV/JSON files should not necessarily mean that the plugin developers cannot try and implement simpler and more practical ways.

    Regards.

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  • Hi @hakangur ,

    I hope this email finds you well. Thank you for sharing your valuable feedback regarding the QSM plugin—we truly appreciate it.

    To address your query regrading Export and Import Questions, the QSM plugin does support transferring or migrating data from one hosting service to another. Thank you for reviewing the relevant sections and confirming this functionality.

    Regarding the sample CSV file available on the official website, it serves as a structured format guide for bulk importing questions and options. For instance, if you wish to add 100 questions with their respective options, the sample file provides a template to help you organize and import these questions seamlessly into your quiz.

    Our development team has designed the import feature to significantly enhance the speed of creating quizzes. The primary objective is to save time and effort when adding bulk questions or exporting quizzes to other websites. This ensures a smooth, secure, and efficient workflow.

    We sincerely appreciate your observations regarding the import/export functionality and the CSV/JSON file formats. If you have any suggestions for improvements or additional features that could enhance this section, we would be happy to take them into consideration. We prioritize customer feedback and will evaluate these ideas as potential additions in future updates.

    Thank you once again for your time, cooperation, and constructive feedback. We look forward to hearing your thoughts.

    Best regards,
    Dhanush

    Hi @anonymized-20916533 ,

    I hope this message finds you well.

    We wanted to follow up on your recent support ticket. Since we haven’t received any response from you, we will be closing this ticket for now.

    If you have any further questions or require assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We are always here to help and value your feedback.

    Thank you for choosing QSM. We appreciate your time and attention.

    Warm regards,
    Dhanush

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