Joel R

If you set all user groups to be able to give zero likes/reputation, they disappear

Image indicator on Manage Questions & Answers page:

When you click it, you will see the question title and the image:

Coming soon in next version:

 

Wouldn't this just be a content rating with neutral score?  
My community is also very 'affirmative' and likes  to make things positive, so they're also hesistant about marking anything as negative.  With that said, I think the current settings to allow "neutral rating" already accomplishes what you want.  
Like, Dislike, Agree, Informative, Creative, Funny, Drama Queen, and then some that are unique to my community's content.
If you're a photography forum (I'm guessing, since you're asking for fa-camera icon), you can maybe create some fun ratings that are unique to your community such as "Panoramawow " (for great panoramic photos) or "Marcellous Macro" (for close-up macro photos) or "In the Moment" (for action photos).  Etc etc.  

Can I ask, any reason why we can't use a regular editor when writing questions? This way we can position / align image anywhere. 
But thank you for allowing images in questions.  That's a big one for me.  

Can I ask, any reason why we can't use a regular editor when writing questions? This way we can position / align image anywhere. 
But thank you for allowing images in questions.  That's a big one for me.  

Coming soon: image on question.
 

 
 

 
NO ETA for image in answers.

Congrats on new release to v1.0.1!  (This was a big release with import / export)

I know @Adriano Faria you've already initially considered this suggestion, but I feel like this is an especially important suggestion.  If you have a quiz in the same exact order of questions, people can develop "muscle memory" of knowing the right answers based on when the question is coming up.  I know you randomize the answers (which is great, I don't think v3 even did that), but people with good memory will begin to learn the order of questions. 
I think it's important to build as much randomness into the quiz as possible.  That's why I also support the suggestion that you allow (for example) people to build a "test bank" of 200 questions and you build a quiz of 10 random questions from the bank.  

I wanted to let you know this worked beautifully for sending out a holiday greeting to my community for Thanksgiving.  

I wanted to let you know this worked beautifully for sending out a holiday greeting to my community for Thanksgiving.  

I wanted to let you know this worked beautifully for sending out a holiday greeting to my community for Thanksgiving.  

Bug: the application's update incorrectly links to Default Guest Language.

Thanks for the explanation  
Looking forward to the continued maintenance and update to iAwards.  I know this is a big app, but it's probably one of the most important ones for all IPS communities so keep up the good work.  

- Per category image size/dimensions:

 
Post screen:

If it's before import, wouldn't you just update the XML file?  That would be the whole point to build the quiz in advance.   

Import/Export done: http://www.screencast.com/t/eVpTMEAr84X
This is the XML template:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <quizzes> <quiz title="{quizz_title}" questions="{quizz_questions}" time="{quizz_time}" description="{quizz_description}"> <questions> <question question_title="{question_title}" answer_correct="{question_correct}" answer_wrong="['wrong 1','wrong 2', 'etc']"/> </questions> </quiz> </quizzes> In brackets, these are the column names from tables. Of course, you can loop the quiz questions into questions.
- Export:

 
- Import:

 
- For Admins:

Thanks for update and continued maintenance to v1.2.2

Thanks for update and continued maintenance to v1.2.2

This was a "hand free" XML. This is the right one, exported by the app:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <export> <quiz> <title>333333333333333</title> <questions>3</questions> <time>5</time> <questions> <question> <title>AAAAAAAAAAA</title> <right>1111111</right> <wrong>222222</wrong> <wrong>3333</wrong> <wrong>444444444</wrong> <wrong>5555555555</wrong> </question> <question> <title>BBBBBB</title> <right>111111111</right> <wrong>22222222</wrong> <wrong>333333333</wrong> <wrong>444444444</wrong> <wrong>5555555555</wrong> </question> <question> <title>333333</title> <right>AAA</right> <wrong>BBBB</wrong> <wrong>CCCC</wrong> <wrong>DDDDD</wrong> <wrong>EEEEE</wrong> </question> </questions> </quiz> </export> It will in documentation.
Also started the IMPORT. The form:

That helped, tks. The doubt was really about the file "XML format" I should receive... but I guess this is not my problem. I mean, my app will accept a specific XML structure. If it's right then things will be imported. It is like import a theme: it HAS to be in a valid "theme" format.
Already started:

Export is done. Will try the import during the weekend.

I don't know if it helped but @Mikey used an XML import / export in his v3 quizzes.  It was pretty good actually.  
 

I know @Adriano Faria you've already initially considered this suggestion, but I feel like this is an especially important suggestion.  If you have a quiz in the same exact order of questions, people can develop "muscle memory" of knowing the right answers based on when the question is coming up.  I know you randomize the answers (which is great, I don't think v3 even did that), but people with good memory will begin to learn the order of questions. 
I think it's important to build as much randomness into the quiz as possible.  That's why I also support the suggestion that you allow (for example) people to build a "test bank" of 200 questions and you build a quiz of 10 random questions from the bank.  

I do also need the option to import questions / answers

Yes, it should act the same way as regular reputation.  That would make the most sense
If positive rating, then +1 reputation.
If neutral eating, then +0 reputation. 
If negative rating, then -1 reputation.