Re: [Linkbat-devel] Questions Table

[Shanta M. <sh...@fo...>]

Try question manager in the Admin add links I will add one to the admin
links.

Shanta

On Wed, 2002-11-20 at 12:31, James Mohr wrote:
> On Wednesday 20 November 2002 19:33, Shanta McBain wrote:
> > Hi All
> >
> > I have created the Questions table here is the details contained in the
> > Client news link on the left side bar this is only visible to
> > Linkbat_admin. I also have not converted this to the Linkbat View yet so
> > you will not get a left side bar or style sheets. (this is written with
> > View from the web)
> 
> I have three links labled "Client news". None of them provide any questions. 
> (At least nothing I have found.) 
> 
> >
> > Added Questions table
> >
> > Please note new addition in admin add table on the left side bar. This
> > link is to the table of questions. see details.
> >
> > The Question number no longer match the original table as the first
> > field in the MySQL table was set to auto incriminate so the table was
> > populated with a different set of numbers than the csv file. If this is
> > critical I can redo it. turning of auto inc then turning it on after
> > install.
> 
> The actual question numbers (i.e. question IDs) are not important. What is 
> important is the included page ID. This provides the link back to the page 
> where the this question came from. 
> 
> >
> > Another note of importance is the category field . The drop list of
> > entries are contained in a table and filled via a ActionHandler. This
> > allows admin to add new categories by placing them in the table. I am
> > currently updating this system and will add the changes soon. This will
> > consist of an add form in the admin add links and a ActionHandler tuned
> > to Linkbats needs.
> 
> I am missing the point of a form to input questions. I understand that this is 
> something that eXtropia can do, but unless this mechanism can insert the 
> question into a KU in the XML file and make the necessary references I am 
> missing the point. 
> 
> regards,
> 
> jimmo
> 
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