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The game file (swf) uses the file questions.xml that's in the same folder. Did you overwrite that file (which should then work)? Is it still pulling the default set of questions or is it just loading blank? If it's loading blank, that's almost always due to a syntax error, such as a nested quote or an unclosed quote, in your questions.xml file. You can search these forums for some common syntax errors.
1:41 pm
the error that I am getting reads:
The XML page cannot be displayed
Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet. Please correct the error and then click the Refresh button, or try again later.
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The following tags were not closed: questions, question. Error processing resource 'file:///D:/question6.xml'.
4:59 pm
Finally figured out how to edit questions and supply an XML document for anyone needing clear directions.
1. right click on original questions file – questions.xml
2. highlight "open with" then choose XML editor
3. Choose "file" in the top left corner.
4. then click on "edit with XML editor"
5. then a notepad program appears where you then retype the questions as being described in the directions on this site.
6. save
Make sure at the bottom of the document you still have:
Now my issue is that I have to proper format, now it would be great if questions would show up on the game. I placed this file in the same folder as the game and only the original questions and answers show up. Can anyone provide clear direction much like I have provided here.
If it is loading the default set of questions, then your file is probably not named questions.xml. You might have file extensions hidden on Windows and perhaps your file is named questions.xml.txt. There is also a program that will generate the file for you: http://www.theblog.ca/wp-conte.....erator.zip
4:05 pm
Peter said:
You can create more than one question within a questions file. However, if you want multiple sets of questions, you'll have to create multiple questions files and rename them to play them, or create multiple folders of games (with copies of the game files).
Thanks this was very helpful,