Hi @papamak
Humm, you can actually do a button for each by using classes. However you will need to create one award for button…
Another way to do that, is creating a form or using an LMS with quizzes plugin and make them only be done once by the user…
Check our LMS integration add-ons we have, and see which of those have quizzes:
https://gamipress.com/add-ons/#integrations
Have a great day!
thanks about the answer.
Are there any detailed instructions forms?
I saw on FAQ the following text
"[gamipress_button] shortcode supports:
label: The button label text.
type: The button type. Accepts ‘submit’, ‘button’ or ‘reset’
id: The button identifier.
class: The button CSS classes.
form: The button form attribute. If you don’t know exactly what is the purpose of this attribute leave it blank.
name: The button name attribute. If you don’t know exactly what is the purpose of this attribute leave it blank.
value: The button value attribute. If you don’t know exactly what is the purpose of this attribute leave it blank.
onclick: The button onclick attribute. If you don’t know exactly what is the purpose of this attribute leave it blank."
but u cannot understand the way that i use form or value.
thanks for the support
If you do not know what that means, you do not have to fill it. They are two attributes completely optional.
To create different buttons with different point awards and different requirements, please use the class attribute and give it different values.
Hope it helps!
this is what i want to know.
The way that works “form” or “value” into the shortcode.