H5P content results registration on Wordpress website
I have recently installed the H5P plugin on a Wordpress website and created some Fill in the Blanks type content. This content is working fine.
What I have a question about though is results reporting. In the Wordpress control panel there is a menu "H5P content" -> "My results". Right now it seems to me like results get registered and show up in this menu after I complete a Fill in the Blanks exercise while still logged in into Wordpress, but that results do not get registered after I complete a Fill in the Blanks exercise while not logged into Wordpress.
In this intentional behavior? And is there a possibility to always register all exercise results from every website visitor?
otacke
Tue, 03/17/2026 - 00:38
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Yes, that is technically
Yes, that is technically intended behavior. Without the user being logged in, there's no clear way to identify the user. While there may be a use case for that behavior, it would not be very common, would it?
You can track the xAPI statements that H5P contents emit, even for users that are not logged in. You will need to store and evaluate these separately, however. Sorry if that was tech babble.
Best,
Oliver
ridazacadu
Tue, 03/17/2026 - 23:18
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Thank you for this answer. I
Thank you for this answer. I suppose I could then try the procedure outlined here if I still want to keep track of visitor results by actively collecting the xAPI statements?
otacke
Wed, 03/18/2026 - 01:05
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That document is old, don't
That document is old, don't know if it is still valid. But it describes the approach in general, yes.