some question about quiz

hello i have a chronform licence for biblond.com
i am a french user, sorry for my bad english ....
i want to created a simply quiz with chronoform
My idea
question 1 (X radio reponse)
question 2 (X radio reponse)
question 3 (X radio reponse)
question 4 (X radio reponse)
question 5 (X radio reponse)
1 question per page
and at the end
a form with name and email

Question
it's possible to do this and save the result ?
It's possible to integrate name and email in my list of acymailling user ?

If it's possible copy form in order to do an other quiz it's a good solution ?

Thanks for all

Hi micker,

Yes, you can do all of that.

Start with a simple form with one question - please see the Tutorials from the link above.

Bob

hello i search ...
i find how to :
-create form for quiz
-create form for registration


but i didn't find how to :
-assign result for radio button
-link the result to user
-link the two form ...

Thanks for your help

Hi micker,

-assign result for radio button

I don't understand what you need to do?

-link the result to user

If the user is logged in then ChronoForms will automatically save the User Id with the form results (provided that you create the results table with Chronoforms Create Table command).

-link the two form ...

YOu can use the multi-page plugin but this is quite complex for a beginner. Please start by getting a single page form working correctly.

Bob

hello

-link the two form ...

ok i can do a single page for my quiz

-assign result for radio button

in order to assign that radio 2 has the good reponse not radio 1 and radio 3

-link the result to user

if i do this

question 1
radio1
radio2
radio3

question 2
radio1
radio2
radio3

question 3
radio1
radio2
radio3

Name
Email

Submit

i link name et email to my mailling (acybamailling)

how to save the result in order to select my winner ?
Thanks for all

some help please ?
thanks for all

Hi micker,

I'm very sorry, we can't help you build your form here. We can help you with questions about ChronoForms.

I suggest that you find someone who is familiar with HTML and a little PHP to help you construct a simple version of your form.

Bob