SleekView for Modern Quiz Builder
SleekView reads the attempts table Modern Quiz Builder writes for every submission and joins it against the quiz custom posts, then renders attempts as a sortable, filterable table with quiz, score, status and submitted date as real columns.
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Modern Quiz Builder collects the rows. SleekView makes them workable.
Modern Quiz Builder is the no-nonsense quiz plugin on .org: build a quiz as a custom post, accept submissions, list results in the admin. Each submission is a row in the attempts table with quiz_id, user_id, score, max_score, status and submitted_at. The Results screen paginates that table with a few fixed columns and a view link per row.
That UI suits spot-checking one attempt. It struggles when an editor needs to triage failing attempts on the onboarding quiz this week, or pull every attempt against a specific quiz_id for a course retro. SleekView reads the same attempts table directly. Quiz title (joined from the quiz custom post), score, max_score, status and submitted_at sit alongside user as real, sortable columns. Compose a filter for failing attempts in the last seven days and the same view loads next Monday with no manual rebuild.
Edits route through the plugin's update path where supported, so re-grade triggers and any hooked notifications still fire. Direct table edits are available for back-fills (such as recording a manual override on a contested attempt) where downstream effects are not wanted.
Workflow
How SleekView reads Modern Quiz Builder data
Read the attempts table
Compose the column set
Save and scope the view
Edit inline or export
Sample columns
A typical Modern Quiz Builder attempts table
Modern Quiz Builder attempts table + quiz custom posts
| Quiz | User | Score | Max | Status | Submitted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Onboarding quiz | alex@studio.co | 8 | 10 | Passed | May 12 |
| CSS fundamentals | ria@design.io | 6 | 10 | In progress | May 11 |
| Onboarding quiz | tom@hello.dev | 4 | 10 | Failed | May 10 |
| JS basics | mia@brew.coop | 9 | 10 | Passed | May 9 |
| Onboarding quiz | sam@hello.dev | — | 10 | In progress | May 8 |
Comparison
Default Modern Quiz Builder admin vs SleekView
Default Results screen
- Results screen has a fixed column set and a view link per row
- Status filter is limited compared with a saved, named view
- No way to combine status, quiz_id and date range in one saved filter
- Bulk actions are limited to standard list operations
- No per-role saved view for course leads, editors and clients
SleekView
- Reads directly from the attempts table joined with quiz custom posts
- Quiz title, score, max_score, status and submitted_at as sortable columns
- Inline-edit status across many attempts in one pass
- Save filtered views per cohort ("Failing this week", "Onboarding triage")
- Switch between table and kanban views of the same attempts
Features
What SleekView gives you for Modern Quiz Builder
Real columns, not buried meta
Quiz title, score, status and submitted_at sit as real columns next to the user. No more opening every attempt to read the score or check the status.
Inline edits through the update path
Bulk-flip status, record a manual override or fix a misattributed user inline. Edits route through Modern Quiz Builder's update path so notification hooks still fire.
Saved, named filters
Combine quiz_id, status and submitted_at into a saved filter. A weekly triage of failing attempts becomes a one-click view instead of a rebuild every Monday.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Modern Quiz Builder
Course operators
Filter to failing attempts on the onboarding quiz this week. The score, max and submitted_at sit in the row, so triage runs without opening each attempt.
Quiz authors
Sort by score ascending on a single quiz_id to spot the questions that are tripping students. The pattern surfaces in five seconds instead of five minutes of paginating.
Support and L&D
Pull every attempt for one user during a support call. The full attempt history loads in one view rather than across multiple Results pages.
The bigger picture
Why Modern Quiz Builder attempts need a real table
Modern Quiz Builder is intentionally compact. It writes one row per attempt with the fields a teaching team actually needs (quiz_id, score, status, submitted_at) and then leaves the editor on a generic results list. The default screen suits spot-checking one attempt but never gives the course operator a workable triage surface.
SleekView reads the same rows the plugin writes and turns them into a sortable, filterable table with the quiz title joined in. Failing attempts this week become a saved view. A retro on the onboarding quiz becomes a column sort.
The plugin keeps owning the quiz logic. The admin layer just becomes something a team can actually run a programme on.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Modern Quiz Builder
Any column the plugin writes to the attempts table, plus joined fields from the quiz custom post. Common picks are quiz_id (rendered as the quiz title), user_id, score, max_score, status and submitted_at. The agent UI lists the columns the installation actually has so you pick from a real schema rather than guessing names.
No. SleekView reads attempts that Modern Quiz Builder has already written. Grading and scoring stay with the plugin. The table only exposes the rows it already has, which is the honest behaviour rather than a synthesised summary.
Yes. Select rows, pick a new status, and SleekView routes the change through the plugin's update path where supported, so notification and re-grade hooks still fire. Direct table edits are available for back-fills where downstream effects are not wanted.
Yes. Modern Quiz Builder writes the same attempt rows regardless of tier, and SleekView only needs that table plus the quiz custom posts. No premium dependency on the plugin side.
Yes. Filter by quiz_id and the table narrows to attempts on a single quiz. Useful for a quiz-author retro where score-distribution and per-user history matter, with no paging across unrelated quizzes.
Yes. Each saved view captures column set, filters and sort order. Gate by WordPress capability so course leads see grading queues, support sees per-user history and clients see a read-only summary.
Yes. Any filtered attempt set exports as CSV with the same columns the view shows. Useful for a course retro, an instructor handoff or an archival snapshot before a clean-up sprint.
No, it is an additional admin surface. The plugin's own screens stay where they are. SleekView gives course leads, support and clients the row-level workspace they actually need without disturbing the plugin's workflow.
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