Capture and display user input for online course

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Tagged: Setting up custom fields, Toolset Forms, Types plugin, Views, Views plugin

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Last updated by Luo Yang 6 years, 5 months ago.

Assisted by: Luo Yang.

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September 5, 2018 at 5:48 pm #1100772

GamX

Hello, I just purchased Toolset after receiving answers from your support folks that what I want to do is possible. However, the help materials I'm finding seem geared toward someone who is developing a website for authors to create posts, and then setting up templates to display them. I am not doing that at all.

ASSUMPTIONS: I'm building an online course and will be the only author/administrator. The learner (subscriber) is logged in. Capture learner input on one page, then display their result in a different page embedded inside a paragraph (the learner should see their own input).

CASE: The learner sees on the first page:

"I get annoyed when people are...
[enter personality trait]."

Let's say the learner enters the word "rude". Then on a different page, the learner sees their answer displayed inside a different scenario:

"You walk into a room and every person you encounter is rude. Reflect on how that makes you feel before taking the next step."

I only want the learner to see their own input, not anybody else's.

I'm using the LearnDash plugin, but they recommended Toolset, so even though you may not have official compatibility, I'm hopeful that there will not be any conflicts with what I want to do (I'm not manipulating their templates, just capturing and displaying user data).
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I've already installed Types, Views, and Forms, but not sure what to do next. Please advise! I'm happy to learn, but confused about where to start given my needs. (My site is not yet live but happy to provide credentials if it would be helpful.)

Thank you!!!

September 6, 2018 at 7:44 am #1101376

Luo Yang

Hello,

The URL you mentioned above is not valid:
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I can see only a login form in above URL, I suggest you take a screenshot for it.

I assume we are talking about a compatibility problem between the LearnDash plugin and Toolset plugins,
How do you setup this:
"I get annoyed when people are... [enter personality trait]... "
With LearnDash plugin or Toolset form plugin?
Please provide detail steps to duplicate the same problem.

Here are Toolset document link:
https://toolset.com/documentation/

For your reference.