Hi Mark,
With the settings: Respondent type = anonymous and Type = respond once, it is possible to view All Responses and By Response (individual responses) as well as export to CVS. Which moodle and which questionnaire versions are you using?
Joseph
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Bonjour,
Pour donner à un site Moodle le "look" d'un site déjà existant mais qui n'est pas un site Moodle, il faut avoir de solides connaissances en feuilles de style CSS et en charte graphique en général, et y passer beaucoup de temps. Ce ne sont pas telllement les fichiers cités dans ton message (config.php,header.html,footer.html,style.php) qui seront à modifier que les fichiers d'extension *.CSS, qui sont très complexes à manipuler.
Bon courage,
Joseph
Pour donner à un site Moodle le "look" d'un site déjà existant mais qui n'est pas un site Moodle, il faut avoir de solides connaissances en feuilles de style CSS et en charte graphique en général, et y passer beaucoup de temps. Ce ne sont pas telllement les fichiers cités dans ton message (config.php,header.html,footer.html,style.php) qui seront à modifier que les fichiers d'extension *.CSS, qui sont très complexes à manipuler.
Bon courage,
Joseph
Hi Andrea,
See this discussion (with a workaround). You are not the first nor the only one to complain about this problem, which is due to strict application of XHTML standards.
Joseph
See this discussion (with a workaround). You are not the first nor the only one to complain about this problem, which is due to strict application of XHTML standards.

Joseph
Oleg,
I have fixed the square brackets bug in REGEXP (should be downloadable from CVS latest very shortly). The following answers should do what you want: accept zero or one blank space between characters; please note that any extra blank space (more than one) will be automatically deleted from student's response. I do not see the point of accepting an unlimited number of semi colons (;) at the end of the expression.
Answer 1 : y=str[1][1];
Answer 2: y ?= ?str ?\[ ?1 ?\] ?\[ ?1 ?\] ?;
Note that space followed by ? means 0 or 1 space; note that the square brackets must be escaped, i.e. preceded by a backslash (unlike in Answer 1 which is not treated as a regular expression).
This will accept a grand total of 512 different responses:
y = str [ 1 ] [ 1 ] ;
y = str [ 1 ] [ 1 ];
y = str [ 1 ] [ 1] ;
y = str [ 1 ] [ 1];
y = str [ 1 ] [1 ] ;
y = str [ 1 ] [1 ];
y = str [ 1 ] [1] ;
y = str [ 1 ] [1];
y = str [ 1 ][ 1 ] ;
y = str [ 1 ][ 1 ];
y = str [ 1 ][ 1] ;
y = str [ 1 ][ 1];
y = str [ 1 ][1 ] ;
y = str [ 1 ][1 ];
y = str [ 1 ][1] ;
y = str [ 1 ][1];
y = str [ 1] [ 1 ] ;
y = str [ 1] [ 1 ];
etc.
It will also accept: y = str [ 1] [ 1 ] ; which will be automatically rewritten as y = str [ 1] [ 1 ] ;
etc.
Joseph
I have fixed the square brackets bug in REGEXP (should be downloadable from CVS latest very shortly). The following answers should do what you want: accept zero or one blank space between characters; please note that any extra blank space (more than one) will be automatically deleted from student's response. I do not see the point of accepting an unlimited number of semi colons (;) at the end of the expression.
Answer 1 : y=str[1][1];
Answer 2: y ?= ?str ?\[ ?1 ?\] ?\[ ?1 ?\] ?;
Note that space followed by ? means 0 or 1 space; note that the square brackets must be escaped, i.e. preceded by a backslash (unlike in Answer 1 which is not treated as a regular expression).
This will accept a grand total of 512 different responses:
y = str [ 1 ] [ 1 ] ;
y = str [ 1 ] [ 1 ];
y = str [ 1 ] [ 1] ;
y = str [ 1 ] [ 1];
y = str [ 1 ] [1 ] ;
y = str [ 1 ] [1 ];
y = str [ 1 ] [1] ;
y = str [ 1 ] [1];
y = str [ 1 ][ 1 ] ;
y = str [ 1 ][ 1 ];
y = str [ 1 ][ 1] ;
y = str [ 1 ][ 1];
y = str [ 1 ][1 ] ;
y = str [ 1 ][1 ];
y = str [ 1 ][1] ;
y = str [ 1 ][1];
y = str [ 1] [ 1 ] ;
y = str [ 1] [ 1 ];
etc.
It will also accept: y = str [ 1] [ 1 ] ; which will be automatically rewritten as y = str [ 1] [ 1 ] ;
etc.
Joseph
Hi Paul,
I do not understand how you can have 27 questions numbered 1 to 7.
. Are all the questions in your questionnaire of the yes/no type? other types?
Joseph
I do not understand how you can have 27 questions numbered 1 to 7.

Joseph