window.top.

var login

var sequencePassed

true = Passed
false = Not Passed

Note: The element “summary” has to be inserted.

var sequencePoints

var sequencePossible
Points

var sequenceReached
Points

fn_getPerformanceBarData()

• performanceBarData.reachedPoints = Actual achieved total points of the user in the knowledge test
• performanceBarData.maxPoints = Maximum achievable totla points in the knowledge test
• performanceBarData.minPoint = Passing grade of the knowledge test
• performanceBarData.userAverage = Average total points of all users’ results
• performanceBarData.numberOfResults = number of the knowledge tests attempts, on which the test was completed
• performanceBarData.stdReachedPoints = Standard deviation of the achieved total points
• performanceBarData.averageMaxPoints = Arithmetic average of the maximum points of all questions (relevant for knowledge tests with random question selection)
• performanceBarData.stdMaxPoints = Standard deviation for maximum points of all questions (relevant for knowledge test with random question selection)

Note:

On the tab “final page” of the knowledge test the range have to be inserted.
Example:
Successively the JSON object will be generated and then the attribute “numberOfResults” will be shown as alert meassage:
obj = JSON.parse(fn_getPerformanceBarData());
alert(obj.numberOfResults);

fn_getQuestionDetailData()

Each single object contains the following attributes:

• question.questionId = ID of the question in Avendoo® (z.B. 1361346442146_1)
• question.averageReachedPoints = Average of the achieved points of each question by the previous participants
• question.standardDeviationReachedPoints = Standard deviation of the achieved points of each question by previous participants
• question.maxPoints = maximum achievable points of a question
• question.reachedPoints = Actual achieved points of the user of a question
• question.position = Position of question in the knowledge test
• question.type = Question type
• question.title = Title of a question

An object can be generated with obj = JSON.parse(fn_ getQuestionDetailData); and then it can be accessed with obj[0].questionId and so on to single attributes of the questions.

Note:

• On the tab “final page“ you have to choose another item than “No details” at “Display of the details”. Otherwise this data won’t be written.
• The positions in the Array will be counted from “0” and be written in square brackets.
• On the tab “final page” you have to choose another item than “No details” at “Display of the details”. Otherwise this data won’t be written.

Examples:
Successively the JSON object will be generated and then the attribute title for the first question in the knowledge test will be shown as alert message:

Var player = GetPlayer();
 obj = JSON.parse(window.top.fn_getQuestionDetailData());
player.SetVar("as2_title_frage1",obj[0].title);

The next example shows the achieved points of the user for the second question in the knowledge test:

Var player = GetPlayer();
obj = JSON.parse(window.top.fn_getQuestionDetailData());
player.SetVar("as2_reachedPoints_frage2",obj[1].reachedPoints);