Hello all,
I've got a couple of textboxes where users enter answers to questions.
The user has the answers, and can enter them in. There are several possible answers to each question, so I'm checking like this:
I originally had it setup as one <<if>> conditional with "and" between $q41 and $q42, but that didn't work either. The problem is that if I enter any two names listed in either textbox, the result is accepted as correct and experience is gained by the player.
For example, if I enter Rosie in $q41 textbox and Allen in the $q42 textbox, (One value incorrect, one value correct) the answers are counted as correct and experience is awarded.
On the other hand, if I enter Rosie in $q41 and Shannon in $q42, (meaning both values are incorrect for the accepted answers), it returns a false value. Is there a way that I can more accurately assess the validity of both variables, instead of just one?
Thank you!
I've got a couple of textboxes where users enter answers to questions.
31. Write the <b>first name</b> of one student who //passed// the session: <<textbox "$q41" "">> 32. Write the <b>first name</b> of one student who //failed// the session. <<textbox "$q42" "">><<button [[Submit|Partner Finalize FGR 3]]>><</button>>
The user has the answers, and can enter them in. There are several possible answers to each question, so I'm checking like this:
<<if $q41 eq "Shannon" or $q41 eq "Muriel" or $q41 eq "Marion" or "Debra" or $q41 eq "Ira" or $q41 eq "Wendell" or $q41 eq "Kelly" or $q41 eq "Peter" or $q41 eq "Aubrey" or $q41 eq "Perry" or $q41 eq "Troy">> <<if $q42 eq "Rosie" or $q42 eq "Allen" or $q42 eq "Marguerite">> <<set $player.experience to $player.experience + 5>> <else>>Nope! <<back>><<audio "error" play>> <</if>> <</if>>
I originally had it setup as one <<if>> conditional with "and" between $q41 and $q42, but that didn't work either. The problem is that if I enter any two names listed in either textbox, the result is accepted as correct and experience is gained by the player.
For example, if I enter Rosie in $q41 textbox and Allen in the $q42 textbox, (One value incorrect, one value correct) the answers are counted as correct and experience is awarded.
On the other hand, if I enter Rosie in $q41 and Shannon in $q42, (meaning both values are incorrect for the accepted answers), it returns a false value. Is there a way that I can more accurately assess the validity of both variables, instead of just one?
Thank you!