HD Quiz

Hi Richard,
the issue isn’t with email, it with almost literally everything else involved.

We would need to first hook into the quiz to display a text field that asks for the user’s name.
We then need to hook into the quiz completion function to A) get the final results, B) assuming you want to know which answers the user got right and wrong, we need to grab all of that data too, C) send the user’s name along with the results, D) sanitize and clean all of the data for security, E) send to a server function to sanitize and parse the data again, and finally F) do whatever we want with that data such as save to database, or send as an email etc.

I almost always go far out of my way to help users and even write custom code and features for them all the time, but as you can imagine, the above is far out of the scope of what I can offer as support for a free plugin that I develop and support in my spare time.

However, with that said, not all is lost.

You can always use the free addon plugin Save results light that extends HD Quiz to save the score of all submitted quizzes to the WordPress dashboard. But please note that this is a free an “light” version of the addon that is limited in functionality. For example, this addon does not send emails, only saves the quiz takers name if they are currently logged in, and ONLY tracks what the score was (example: 9/10) – not what each individual answer of the quiz is. It’s more than enough for most site owners, but I’m getting the feeling that you need more.

A “pro” version IS in development, but will be a paid addon (my first!) and is still ~2-4 weeks away from release. However, the pro version will be able to do everything you are requesting and even a lot more such as the option to publically display a “score chart” for quizzes and stuff.