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Old January 13th, 2006, 12:54 PM
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Default Beginning JavaScript by Paul Wilson

I have made a free demo site with the code from this book (Beginning JavaScript by Paul Wilson). I used his "Trivia Quiz" javaScript code which works fine, but I would like it to do a little more with it, and that is to keep track of the questions that the test taker gets wrong and then have a button at the end of the test to click that would list the question numbers that they got wrong so they can go back and review those questions specifically.
The author has it written so the questions are randomized, so that would have to be changed as the test taker would not be able to find the test question number they got wrong as the order of the question changes each time they take the test.
I would be willing to pay someone that could do this for me and would provide the files that are used currently that they could edit. I have read the Terms of Use of this forum and don't believe I am breaking any rules by asking for this type of help and offering to pay as well. None of this would take place on this forum and if someone is interested we could do this via e-mail.
If I have violated the Terms of User of this forum I apologize and ask that this New Topic be removed.
I am trying to get help with this and don't know anyone who is experienced with javaScript and that would be willing to invest some time coding this.
Here is a link to the free demo so you can see how it works and better understand what I want to do:

http://www.networkdriven.com/hp22/9bb898b.html




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