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@NogDogJul 10.2019 — #I think it depends on how much control/access/visibility you have over both the quizzes and the blog content. I.e., if you have pretty full control, you can set up database relations between keywords and blog entries, and the query for which blogs entries match the most keywords. With very little control, you might need to essentially do a Google search based on a set of keywords/phrases you extract from the quiz results, perhaps.
Assuming there's a database search involved, you can add an offset parameter to the "Not for you?" link that would be used in the DB query, something like
Quiz/Algorithm Developer Question
Hello All,
I’m trying to figure out how to create a system where people take a quiz and it lands on a certain blog page that fits the criteria they filled out. If they don’t like the blog they can, retry and get another answer or similar answer without retaking the quiz.
Example: if someone took a Disney character quiz, they result may be Mickey, Donald, Minnie and Goofy. Their results land to a blog that says You are Mickey. There’s an option that says “Not for you?” They click that and it gives them Donald but not Minnie and Goofy.
Any idea how I could develop this?
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@NogDogJul 10.2019 — #I think it depends on how much control/access/visibility you have over both the quizzes and the blog content. I.e., if you have pretty full control, you can set up database relations between keywords and blog entries, and the query for which blogs entries match the most keywords. With very little control, you might need to essentially do a Google search based on a set of keywords/phrases you extract from the quiz results, perhaps.Assuming there's a database search involved, you can add an offset parameter to the "Not for you?" link that would be used in the DB query, something like
"... ORDER BY num_matches DESC LIMIT 1 OFFSET $offset"