Recent discussions and activities have prompted me to take a look at the Quiz Plugin. I need something similar for an upcoming project, so getting acquainted now or later, it's going to have to happen. Lest I digress... One of our biggest challenges has been getting the quiz to accept a local file. It works flawless on Macintosh/iPhone, not so on Android. Here is a quick fix to the android code. On line 360-367 of your BT_screen_quiz.java file you get this area, where the file is finally grabbed and parsed. It's a choice between a dataURL, or the childItems in the config.txt file, if any. This is displayed in this image: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/115208762/quiz_filegrab.png So, the secret is to replace the "childItem" parsing, and grab the data from the BT_Docs directory. This is provided for in this file: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/115208762/quizfix.txt In a nutshell, what it does is, look at the dataURL string, nab the filename, grab it from the BT_Docs, and copies it to the cache folder, where the quiz can find it. If there is no filename, it will assume the questions are in the config.txt file, and will continue on normally. Hope this helps! Cheers! -- Smug Slightly edited from Original.

Bookmarked and thanks. Was on my todo list.

good fix!! Thanks for posting

urr..double post...

Hey @Smug, I'm a little confused on what you are trying to do here? You shouldn't have to do that to make a file local in Android. LA

How do you do this on an iPhone?

iPhone fix: http://idevdepot.com/including-quiz-data-files-inside-an-ios-build/

Perfect. Thanks.

Hey LA, Its just to get the plugin to read the data off the local file. As it stands now the the plugin can read from inside the BT_config.text and off a remotely stored file. But not locally.