You can try the Dataform module. There is a bit of learning curve due to its high flexibility. You can create a structured log (entry) form in multiple views. You can set it to separate participants so that any user can see only his/her entry. You can assign further viewers to particular entries if needed. You can populate the content to other areas of your moodle while preserving access permissions to content.
Itamar Tzadok
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There is a standard feature for Conditional activities which allows you to restrict access to an activity until a certain grade has been obtained in another. So, if instead of quiz pages you use separate quizzes for the different types of problems it would be fairly easy to do what you want. hth
Nice!
A similar grid effect in the standard topic format with a bit of css anywhere on the course front page:
<style>
li.section {
display:inline-block;
}
#section-0 {
display: block;
}
</style>
That's the default layout in the Database activity. The default repeated entry template puts the available fields in a table, each field in a table row. If you want a different layout you can create it by editing the default table or removing it and adding a new one.
If you're using the Dataform, the Grid view type gives you a similar default entry template, that is, a table where the available fields are in table, each field in a row.
hth
What do you mean by "manage the fields in the entry form in seperate lines"? Can you give an example?