Joseph Rézeau

1. When I set debugging to DEVELOPER I get the same error message as you do. That message is about strict compliance to XML standards, but it should not prevent the Questionnaire Module from executing.
2. When I set debugging to ALL (Show all reasonable PHP debug messages) I see a number of PHP notices, e.g. "Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in C:\moodle\www\moodle18dev\moodle\mod\questionnaire\locallib.php on line 536". Again, those are just "notices" saying that something is not quite right in the PHP programming, but should not prevent the program from executing.
3. Finally, with debugging set to NONE, the Questionnaire module executes fine on my Moodle 1.8 installation.

You do not say on which of your Moodle installations you are getting the blank page (1.7 or 1.8). You might try to re-install the actual version of Questionnaire (from the plugins section or from CVS is you are using CVS) and see what happens. I am still working on the patch re your message here Error with View by Response latest version. and hoping to incorporate a few more minor patches before committing to CVS (in the coming weeks).

Please keep me informed,

ATB

Joseph

Usually a blank screen is a sign that a PHP error has occurred somewhere. To see what error it is, you need to enable the PHP error reporting. In Moodle 1.8, for example, go to ► Administration ► Server ► Debugging and select ALL or DEVELOPER.

Then report here what kind of error message you are getting.

Joseph

Hi Matt,
To make sure I understand what you want, would you please post a short example of the "include user data" page you have in mind, either as text or as a screen shot?
Thanks,
Joseph

At the moment the questions created in the Questions databank are meant to be used by the Quiz module only. There have been talks in the past of making such questions available to other modules, but this has not happened yet. This would be especially useful for the Lesson module, which is very similar to the Quiz module.
However, given the particular nature of the Feedback and Questionnaire modules, which are meant to collect students' views, opinions, data, etc., I do not see how questions created for a quiz might be used in a survey (Feedback or Questionnaire) type of activity. Can you give examples?
Joseph

I use CVS to download and regularly update all my Moodle versions, and the HotPot module is indeed available in the 1.9 (dev) version. As with all previous Moodle versions, however, it is hidden by default and one has to go to Administration ► Modules ► Activities to enable it.
Joseph