The Aiken Format

The Aiken Format

by Dan Eliot -
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Check this out, I've been fighting with the Aiken format for hours wondering what was wrong with a set of questions I was uploading.  After a lot of work to narrow the problem down, it all came down to this question:

Which of the following is a link to an anchor or "document reference" on a DIFFERENT page?

Know what the problem ended up being?  The word --> or <-- before a double quote.  Change the word or to ore or remove the double quote and no problem!

140 other questions had no problems... sheesh.

Now I know why it's called the Aiken format because my neck is achin' after hunting this one down smile

Dan

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Re: The Aiken Format

by Howard Miller -
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Please post a file with *just* the offending question and we'll have a look!  I couldn't reproduce the problem.
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Re: The Aiken Format

by Dan Eliot -

I already gave the offending question in the original post:

Which of the following is a link to an anchor or "document reference" on a DIFFERENT page?

The answers and correct answer don't really matter, but if necessary, here is a full version:

Which of the following is a link to an anchor or "document reference" on a DIFFERENT page?
A) Whatever
B) Whatever
C) Whatever
D) Whatever
ANSWER: A

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