How to activate questions using an AND instead of an OR?

[Andrew Leer]

Say I have the following question tag / hierarchy database:

• Unit VI
• Git and Antiemetic Drugs
• Antimicrobial Agents
• Question 1.1 <- tag:side-effects
• Question 1.2 <- tag:uses
• Question 1.3 <- tag:timing
• H2 Receptors
• Question 2.1 <- tag:side-effects
• Question 2.2. <- tag:uses
• Question 2.3 <- tag:timing
• PPIs
• Question 3.1 <- tag:side-effects
• Question 3.2 <- tag:users
• Question 3.3 <- tag:timing

So in the tag / hierarchy above, you might have the following tags for example:

Question 1.1's tags would be: "Unit VI::Git and Antiemetic Drugs::Antimicrobial Agents,side-effects"

Question 1.2's tags would be: "Unit VI::Git and Antiemetic Drugs::Antimicrobial Agents,uses"

Question 1.3's tags would be: "Unit VI::Git and Antiemetic Drugs::Antimicrobial Agents,timing"

Question 2.1's tags would be: "Unit VI::Git and Antiemetic Drugs::H2 Receptors,side-effects"

Question 2.2's tags would be: "Unit VI::Git and Antiemetic Drugs::H2 Receptors,uses"

Question 2.3's tags would be: "Unit VI::Git and Antiemetic Drugs::H2 Receptors,timing"

Question 3.1's tags would be: "Unit VI::Git and Antiemetic Drugs::PPIs,side-effects"

Question 3.2's tags would be: "Unit VI::Git and Antiemetic Drugs::PPIs,uses"

Question 3.3's tags would be: "Unit VI::Git and Antiemetic Drugs::PPIs,timing"

So then if I wanted to study all the PPI questions, in the main menu I would go to "Cards->(De)activate Cards", and bring up the "(De)activate Cards" dialog.

And check off the top of the PPI category, and I would end up with:

• Question 3.1
• Question 3.2
• Question 3.3

But, lets say that I wanted to study only the cards that were in the PPI category and that are tagged with side-effects; then what do I do?  The expected output  would be:

• Question 3.1

...but if I check off the PPIs category, and the side-effects tag, I end up instead with:

• Question 3.1
• Question 3.2
• Question 3.3

This seems to indicate to me that I need an AND for matching instead of an OR...is there a way to do this?  Can I use both the "having any of these tags" and "not having any of these tags" together to achieve this?

Thank you, 

   Andrew J. Leer

[Peter Bienstman]

Hi,

 

While the code itself supports more complicated activation criteria, I’m afraid this is not exposed to the GUI at this point…

 

Cheers,

 

Peter

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