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I'm trying to create just a SAMPLE calculated question to evaluate moodle quiz export XML, and am finding it about impossible to figure out. I've done some programming, and have figured some of it, but this is a very unfriendly format explanation. It would be lovely if there could be some explanation as to what a wild card is, and how to create data sets. I can put in a bit about the first thing, but the datasets still have me stumped. [[User:D.I. von Briesen|D.I. von Briesen]] 18:16, 23 June 2007 (CDT) | I'm trying to create just a SAMPLE calculated question to evaluate moodle quiz export XML, and am finding it about impossible to figure out. I've done some programming, and have figured some of it, but this is a very unfriendly format explanation. It would be lovely if there could be some explanation as to what a wild card is, and how to create data sets. I can put in a bit about the first thing, but the datasets still have me stumped. [[User:D.I. von Briesen|D.I. von Briesen]] 18:16, 23 June 2007 (CDT) | ||
Please explain what a "placeholder" is - there is no other mention anywhere in Moodle (according to search!) | |||
How does it match "item" in the question creation? | |||
A sample would be helpful. | |||
Revision as of 19:03, 17 October 2007
I'm trying to create just a SAMPLE calculated question to evaluate moodle quiz export XML, and am finding it about impossible to figure out. I've done some programming, and have figured some of it, but this is a very unfriendly format explanation. It would be lovely if there could be some explanation as to what a wild card is, and how to create data sets. I can put in a bit about the first thing, but the datasets still have me stumped. D.I. von Briesen 18:16, 23 June 2007 (CDT)
Please explain what a "placeholder" is - there is no other mention anywhere in Moodle (according to search!)
How does it match "item" in the question creation?
A sample would be helpful.
