Again... There are many (many) Quiz scripts that exist both in PHP and ASP. Simply do a Google search for "Quiz script" (and similar searches). Some are free, some are commercial. One I just saw uses an Access Database and is free, Another over at "CodeProject" uses XML feeds for the quiz.

The only caveat is no, they are not DNN modules. This can be a good thing and bad thing. Bad thing in that it need be administrated seperately (which happens to be how many sites use scripts, ie: PHPBB for example is not administrated within Joomla or Mambo or PHPNuke etc). Good points are that its not a module (and thus is not eating SQL DB space, ram etc).

Again (said it many times before)... DNN sites are NOT limited to DNN Modules. You can happily run many (many) other scripts/applications within DNN iFrames.

In this case you would set up your quiz script to run independently as it normally does, then host it inside an iFrame. Done. Dont like the script, many others to try.

Most of the "pain" with some scripts such as say PHPBB is they have their own seperate login/password's needed. I am working on as time allows a bridge between DNN and ANY script that would require a userID and password just as has been done for CMS systems such as Joomla and another exists for PHPNuke etc. When done and tested I will happily give it to the DNN community to enjoy.

Now that's exciting.. there are tons of php scripts I'd like to be able to run within the DNN user management. There are very cool and free PHP quizz scripts already out there. Some means of letting the script be handled within a module so that it can be managed by DNN tabs and panes would be handy as well.

I have seen at least one php tool on snowcovered but I'm not entirely sure if it did this sort of thing.

Rob