Great quiz! Could you please change it so the songs are ordered how they appear on the album? I feel like that would make more sense than this semi-alphabetical ordering
Love the concept. Not a big fan of the execution. Specifically, a fair number of type-ins are... really really weird. Generally, I would expect everything between one space and the next to be a "word" for the purposes of this, with a few exceptions to help out (i.e. Ob-La-Di's weirdness).
My.. confusion is most exemplified by two songs.
First, "How Do You Do It?". I would expect the valid answers to be "how", "do", "you", and "it". These all work fine, but so does [contains "i"] for some reason, so you will accidentally get this song if you ever push the i key during the quiz.
Worse is "Johnny B. Goode". I would expect the valid answers to be "johnny", "b", "goode", and maaaybe "good" or "john(johnie? jonny?)" thrown in there. Instead, "b" doesn't even work, but [contains "b_g"] does???
I especially don't understand using [contains] at all in a quiz which is asking you to type a single word per answer. When is this helpful?
These issues should all be fixed now. The issues were all owed to non-letter characters which seem to have turned the 'bordering' words into "contains:" type-ins. About Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da would you like Ob, La, Di and Da to each be seperate type-ins?
My.. confusion is most exemplified by two songs.
First, "How Do You Do It?". I would expect the valid answers to be "how", "do", "you", and "it". These all work fine, but so does [contains "i"] for some reason, so you will accidentally get this song if you ever push the i key during the quiz.
Worse is "Johnny B. Goode". I would expect the valid answers to be "johnny", "b", "goode", and maaaybe "good" or "john(johnie? jonny?)" thrown in there. Instead, "b" doesn't even work, but [contains "b_g"] does???
I especially don't understand using [contains] at all in a quiz which is asking you to type a single word per answer. When is this helpful?