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Hi,

this is taking it a bit to a stretch off course, but I see 2 possible paths:

1. Easy, not so flexible path
In the backend, there's the option "manage directories" - here you can configure you to show an overview of the items.
It's not really inside an article, but it does allow you to give an overview.

You could now use RegularLabs Components Everywhere (www.regularlabs.com/extensions/componentsanywhere) to embed your component inside an article.

2. Really flexible, a bit geeky
In the form properties, there's a feature called "mappings". You could create an emtpy database (e.g. using PHPMyAdmin) to which you map your fields.
Now, using RegularLabs Sourcerer, you can use PHP to do MySQL calls and embed results inside your articles.
This way you can really dynamically generate content and even summaries.

Here's a bit extra info on how you can use the Joomla API:
docs.joomla.org/Selecting_data_using_JDatabase

Here, you can see the first method in action:
jomvoorde.be/

(just use the menu right to order your virtual ice cream cone) ... (next see how the directory shows up) ... (and see how the directory is embedded into an article.

(keep in mind, it's my playground domain, so in a little while, this example might be gone)

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Hi,
if you really want to create courses or quizes, you should really look into more specialized tools. Maybe Chamilo or Moodle might be the right things if you are looking to create course material. I really love to use Chamilo myself.

Maybe you should look into Xerte if you are really looking into creating advanced interactive quizes. It's not a learning management system, but allows to create great quizes.

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Hello,

Due to it's flexible nature, RSForm!Pro offers you different ways to achieve your scenario. Unfortunately we do not have a copy-paste example but you can try the following workarounds:

1. First, create a menu item with the quiz form. ('backend > Menus > Main Menu > Add New Menu Item > Details > Menu Item Type > Select > RSForm!Pro > Form > your form') and set the access to registered users.

More details on how to create a form, here: www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/r...on-wizard-guide.html

Then, create a 'Submission - View' menu item for your quiz form, to be able to show the results for each submission. Since each submitter will need to see only his own answers you can set the menu item to list the submissions only for the currently logged in user. This is easily done by setting the value "login"(without the quotes) in the `Show submissions for user ID` field.

Fill in the 'Details Layout' area ('backend > Menus > Edit Item > Options > Details Layout') with user's choices through the available placeholders generated on form creation and the corect answers. This way, the users can see and compare their answers with the correct ones.

More details on this topic here:https://www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/rsform-pro/getting-started/submissions-view-menu-item.html

2. You can adjust the 'Thank you message' to display the results after the user submitted the form, thorugh the available placeholders. Basically, the 'Thank you message' will be your 'Results page'. Find out more details in the following links:

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/r...onfigure-emails.html

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/r...t-php-knowledge.html

www.rsjoomla.com/support/documentation/r...ank-you-message.html

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