Currently it produces the string "Right: 3 Wrong: 9 Percent right: 25" (with the actual numbers that the person got right or wrong; and which will be modified once I get word back from the people in charge as to what they want in the email). The actual file that contains that function is here (http://libnt4.lib.tcu.edu/www/eref/instruction/yourSearchpath/mod3/quiz/cookies.js).
I added printQuizForm at the very end of the file, modified from the original printQuizTotal, somewhere in the midst of the file, because the original contains HTML formatting and I wanted to send the messages plaintext. The quiz results page is here (http://libnt4.lib.tcu.edu/www/eref/instruction/yourSearchpath/mod3/quiz/results.html) and the quiz starts here (http://libnt4.lib.tcu.edu/www/eref/instruction/yourSearchpath/mod3/quiz/index.html), if you're bored and want to play. When you get to the results page, typing 'sfolse' into the box that pops up and asks you for your name produces the submit button; anything else doesn't.
I'm currently hijacking the script that sends comments to librarians (don't worry, it only mails to the email address you type in), since that's simplest. Once I find out what they want me to send in the emails, I may have to modify it to give me better formatting.
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I added printQuizForm at the very end of the file, modified from the original printQuizTotal, somewhere in the midst of the file, because the original contains HTML formatting and I wanted to send the messages plaintext. The quiz results page is here (http://libnt4.lib.tcu.edu/www/eref/instruction/yourSearchpath/mod3/quiz/results.html) and the quiz starts here (http://libnt4.lib.tcu.edu/www/eref/instruction/yourSearchpath/mod3/quiz/index.html), if you're bored and want to play. When you get to the results page, typing 'sfolse' into the box that pops up and asks you for your name produces the submit button; anything else doesn't.
I'm currently hijacking the script that sends comments to librarians (don't worry, it only mails to the email address you type in), since that's simplest. Once I find out what they want me to send in the emails, I may have to modify it to give me better formatting.