[Userscript] Multiple Answer Input (2023)

WaniKani API And Third-Party Apps
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:warning: This is a third-party script/app and is not created by the WaniKani team. By using this, you understand that it can stop working at any time or be discontinued indefinitely.

Since I figure how to tweak AnswerChecker during the fixing of Shake-on-mispelling (No Cigar), I might as well take over the fix of [Userscript] Multiple Answer Input revamped

What does it do?

It works on the same premise as Buschwichtel’s and formerly Mempo’s versions. When answering, you can now input multiple answers. For meaning or name, please separate by a semicolon ( ; ) or a slash (/). For reading, it has to be ・ (type /), since ; isn’t accepted for reading questions.

For Kanji reading, both Kunyomi and Onyomi can now be put together, but at least one of them must be according to WaniKani’s emphasis.

It can work concurrently with Shake-on-mispelling (No Cigar), but Multiple Input Answer needs to be put first.

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Thank you so much! It seems to work OK on the brief test I have done, but I have no more reviews to do, so will look forward to using it when I get some. Thank you again!

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This might also be interesting for Kanji resurrection, from Level 1, one level at a time (with Burn Manager script).

Of course Kanji can have multiple dissimilar meanings as well, and External Definition script makes this realization easier.

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@polv It’s working great so far, but It doesn’t seem to work on the quiz after lessons though - is it possible to add the script there too?

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It probably works in LessonQuiz now. (Waiting for a new batch of lessons to make sure.)

Still, it has another problem – multiple answers for vocab reading questions won’t play an audio. I have no idea how to fix that.

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Hi
It’s still not working in lessons.

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Works fine for me, though.

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There should be “found new answerChecker” in Javascript console.

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Yes, it works now for me too - I don’t think the update had been applied previously.

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