Unless you did the randomization yourself to show the question, then you would know exactly which question you will be showing, and could then test accordingly...
or
Set up a counter that is incremented ONLY if the question showing has not been shown preivously based on another variable
attach to question text of each question:
questionsShown =+1 ONLY if question1Shown=0
question1Shown=+1
then you can have an action attatched to the page or next button that if questionsShown >= show: Submit, as only those question that had not been seen will increment questionsShown, even if they go back and review them.
AlexT said:Hello all, I have created a mock-test. This test has the following characterictics: -Part 1 of the test is comprised of test questions that are drawn from a pool of potential questions. -Part 2 of the test is comprised of 1 mandatory question. -Participant answers are always remembered, and can be reviewed at any time. -Participants are allowed to skip over questions, exit the test, and come back to answer the skipped questions later. The issue is the test's “submit” button. Is there a way to de-activate this button until ALL the test questions have been answered? I am getting more comfortable with the creation of custom-made variables, and I am guessing that such variables will be needed in order to find a solution. Thanks for your time, Alex
