Sorry if its not appropiate to ask here but do you know if there is any way to filter by kanji?
like if there is a way to review only vocabulary that uses for example the moon/month kanji(何月、三日月、毎月, etc…)
Sorry if its not appropiate to ask here but do you know if there is any way to filter by kanji?
like if there is a way to review only vocabulary that uses for example the moon/month kanji(何月、三日月、毎月, etc…)
I’m not a big user of scripts (only double-check and SSQ). SSQ can’t do what you want so you’ll have to search or wait to see if someone else can answer your question regarding specific kanji.
The Item Inspector script might be able to select vocab by its kanji contents, and then run a quiz on that. It has a “Global Search” filter that I’m guessing could do that.
I had the same problem, but I’m pretty sure I’ve figured out what’s going on here. It’s actually a pure audio prompt - its not supposed to display any characters. The “28” is supposed to be this this fontawesome icon, which you can click to repeat the audio clip. It’s a bit ugly, but it’s nothing game-breaking.
If you want to get rid of the audio based questions, you can disable them for the selected preset by unchecking the boxes at the bottom of the settings, here:
Hi there all, I recently set my self study quiz, but it is looking a but odd on my end, ay idea why.
Thanks
I don’t know what is odd to you. The only anomaly I see is the lack of icons. There was a change in the Wanikani web site that breaks icons for scripts and SSQ wasn’t updated. There is a userstyle fix by @juniormint
@rfindley I am developing a filter that takes its parameter in a dropdown. I can make that work in Item Inspector but there is no option for a dropdown type filter in SSQ. Is there any chance you would add that?
Unfortunately, my account has gone into “hibernating”, whatever that means. When I try to open SSQ, Open Framework tries to read my API info, and WK responds with a 403 error saying “The user is hibernating”. I don’t know what that means from a WK perspective. At first, I thought it had something to do with the “sign-in for 2 weeks”, but that doesn’t seem to have any effect.
If you (or anyone) know how to solve that, I’ll take a look at the dropdown thing.
@Mods can you take a look at this? See the previous post.
Hi @rfindley , is it the account connected to this username? If so, I don’t see any current hibernation on my end. Feel free to drop us a line at hello@wanikani.com if you’re still having trouble
@TofuguKyle, I figured out the problem. I had a bad API key in my browser storage. Thank you for looking into it!!
@prouleau, I’ve updated SSQ to support ‘dropdown’ and ‘list’ (versus just multi-selectable list).
Thanks. I didn’t test ‘list’ but I have verified ‘dropdown’ works with my in development filter.
Edit: I have now tested ‘list’. It works for me as well.
When you say, you…
This doesn’t change anything about SSQ by itself. It just allows third-party script filters to show up properly in SSQ if they make use of ‘dropdown’ or ‘list’ parameters for selecting items, as long as they are registered with Open Framework. So, if you have a third party script that adds such a filter (as prouleau’s upcoming filter will do), it will now be supported in SSQ.
I’m not sure if that answers your question clearly, but basically, you won’t notice any difference in SSQ unless you have third-party filters installed, and only if those filters include dropdown or list parameters.
Thanks, it does answer my question!
Is there a way to make a preset list based on specific items rather than by type, for example I want to revise ten specific vocab items from level 8 + ten from 9, and want to add them into their own list. Is this somehow possible?
This will do what you want:
Just a heads up to others, if you have the Vocab Reading Analyzer script running while using Self-Study Quiz, the Quiz will be borked. Randomly it will not convert your typing to hiragana for input, it will ask you for Reading first even if you’ve set Meaning first mode, ask you for Reading then give you a mistake since you didn’t input Meaning, and other strange stuff like that. Running it with the Vocab Reading Analyzer script off puts it back to normal.
Hi! Sorry if this has already been troubleshooted, but I can’t seem to get it to work.
Open the Javascript console (press F12 and click on the Console tab) and post any error messages you find there.