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How can the user know wich articles he have read

  • sorozco
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12 years 1 month ago #211209 by sorozco
Hello. Each article corresponds to a chapter in our course. We want to show him a table with the progress he have made (how many and which chapter he has finished).

How can the user mark the article as read or complete? So we can take that field and build a table with its value. I know we can make new fields, one for each chapter, so the user could mark each one of those fields as complete or incomplete. But how can he mark it, being inside the article?

We don't want him to go to its profile to mark the field each time he ends an article.

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12 years 4 weeks ago #211389 by beat
CB core does not handle "custom personal fields" on articles.

However using CB Content bot by using CB replacements you can add CB fields to article views. E.g. with the CB Core Fields Ajax you can have user-modifiable checkbox on an article.

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11 years 3 months ago - 11 years 3 months ago #231508 by sorozco
There is an exam from AriQuiz associated to each chapter (each chapter contained in an article). Maybe we can use the list of approved exams to show the subscriber how many and what chapters he has passed. What is the easiest way to do that? If we can avoir using SQL it will be better. But if there is no other way, what plugin should we use?

we use AUP too. If there is a form to show some kind of report from the information generated there.

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11 years 3 months ago #231528 by krileon
You want to query for information and display it on profile? This can be done with CB Query Field and its Query fieldtype. You can then display the field anywhere you can display any other fields so for example inside of an article using CB Content Bot.


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