https://www.bxpsoftware.com/wixi/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Examination_-_Certificate_GenerationExamination - Certificate Generation - Revision history2026-09-14T00:22:25ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.28.2https://www.bxpsoftware.com/wixi/index.php?title=Examination_-_Certificate_Generation&diff=8972&oldid=prevMeabh Landers: Created page with "= Examination - Certificate generation = == Overview == After a user completes an examination, you may want to generate a certificate and store it in a form. A certificate t..."2018-11-29T12:21:48Z<p>Created page with "= Examination - Certificate generation = == Overview == After a user completes an examination, you may want to generate a certificate and store it in a form. A certificate t..."</p>
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== Overview ==<br />
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After a user completes an examination, you may want to generate a certificate and store it in a form. A certificate template can be created in the comms centre by creating a standard template and then this can be used as a cert.<br />
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There is a bit of setup required to to create an examination form that will generate a certificate.<br />
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== Create a Template ==<br />
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The first step involves creating a template. There are instructions on this here: [[Communications_Centre_-_Templates]]<br />
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There are four new dynamic replacements available for the template. They will pull in either the score or pass mark in different formats<br />
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--objTest_Scores-- <br />
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This will replace with the full result summary of the test e.g. Result:Pass;Score:100.00% (100 out of 100);Pass Mark:80% (80.00 out of 100);<br />
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--objTest_OverallResult--<br />
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This will pull in the pass/fail result only e.g. Result:Pass<br />
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--objTest_ScorePercentage--<br />
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this will pull the score as a percentage and points format e.g. Score:100.00%(100 out of 100)<br />
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--objTest_PassMark--<br />
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This will pull in the pass mark for the exam e.g. Pass Mark:80% (80.00 out of 100)<br />
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== Create the Forms ==<br />
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Two forms will need to be created. The first form is the examination that the user will take. This can have any amount of questions, answers and marks.<br />
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The second form will store the certificates when they are generated. One field will have to be added to this form to store the exam ID.<br />
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== Advanced Settings - Certificate Settings ==<br />
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There is a new tab in the advanced settings for setting up the certificate functionality. There are four fields that need to be filled in.<br />
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"Enable Certificate" is a true/flase box. Setting it to true will enable the certificte engine.<br />
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"Comms template to use for certificate" is a listing of all of the templates in the comms centre. Select the template that was created earlier.<br />
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"Form ID to store the template" is a listing of all of the forms in the system.Select the form you created earlier for storing the certificates.<br />
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At this stage, the settings will need to ba saved. When you open up the advanced settings again, the last field, "Form field to Store the ID" will contain a listing of all of the fields on the certificate storage form. Select the field you added earlier. This will contain the Exam ID.<br />
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== System Use ==<br />
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When the setup is complete, take an exam as normal. After the exam is complete, go to the last record of the certificate storage form. There will be a CCL containing the certificate in pdf format.</div>Meabh Landers