Hello @vuongnv14
Thank you for writing to us. I see you are looking for assistance in creating a test that displays a contact form at the start of the test and then shows the test content with the timer to the participants.
It’s very easy to setup. Here are 2 easy ways you can achieve:
- Using Manual Paging Setup
- Using Auto-paging Setup
Using Manual Paging (Just like how it’s shown in the video tutorial you shared)
You can manually assign questions to each pages as per your needs. You can add as much questions as you want in a page. Just click on the “Create New Page” button at the bottom to create new page and add questions to the new page.
Once done, just move to contact tab. Enable the contact fields as per your needs. To know more on how to setup contact form, you can follow this documentation.
This practice would let you see the contact form at the start of your test and the participants would be able to see the test content after contact field is filled.
<b>Note:</b> Manual Paging is ideal for displaying different numbers of questions on different pages of your test. For example, you want to display two questions on the first page, three on the second page, and five on the third page. Simply add the questions manually to each page and you will have your manual page ready.
Using Auto-paging Setup
Assume you have added all of your questions to a single page in the test. As your test is in manual paging mode, you should see the contact form at the top and the rest of the questions below because the system is showing you a single page test view.
If you want to display a specific number of questions on each page automatically, simply click on the “options” tab in your test editor. Then navigate to “display”. Under Question preferences, you can set the number of questions you want to show in your test at each page.
Now you should be able to see an auto-paging setup in your test that shows all the page with thee number of questions that you have set.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you need more assistance, we’ll be happy to help you further.
Regards,
Avi