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    IndieRect

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    no_leave_blank.diff

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    Subject: Re: Questions & The option leave blankQuote this post in your reply
    Hi,

    The diff attached to this thread on 2007-12-24 is inaccessible now, so I'm reposting it.
    It's for 1.5.5, but the approach is simple and I guess you'll be able to make it work for the version you're using.
    Posted: 2009-07-27 04:22:42
    Sameerchand2
    Subject: The option leave blank in MCQsQuote this post in your reply
    Hello, I have checked the forum for these. I saw some responses, however, all of them are for version 1.5. I still try to follow them but when I open the take_take.php, there was less than 250 lines of code and the instructions said to comment lines 308-309.

    The second response was this:
    2) Next comment out the code that displays the option for "Leave Blank" from the Multiple Choice, True False and Likert sections

    case AT_TESTS_MC:
    ...
    //echo $spacer;
    //echo '<input type="radio" name="answers['.$row['question_id'].']" value="-1" id="choice_'.$row['question_id'].'_x" checked="checked" /><label for="choice_'.$row['question_id'].'_x"><em>'._AT('leave_blank').'</em></label>';

    ======================================

    I cant see anything like this in take_test.php

    Please help. I need to carry out an important examination in which I cannot have these leave blank options.

    Thank you.
    Posted: 2009-11-19 01:25:07
    IndieRect

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    Subject: Re: The option leave blank in MCQsQuote this post in your reply
    Hello, you can download the DIFF file attached to my previous post and adapt those changes for your installation. For MC questions, you'll need to look only at lines 56...121.

    The DIFF file format lists lines that have to be removed and those that have to be added, and it's quite intuitive. See an example at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diff#Unified_format
    Posted: 2009-11-19 05:01:34
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