How to go about this?

You need to have two controllers, one that handles the question displaying and one that handles that answer. Once the user submits an answer, the answer gets recorded in session or database, and the controller redirects to a new (random?) question until X number of questions are answered. You can then use a third controller to show the score display.

@SaeedPrez thanks. I get that. But where am currently having challenge is paginating the questions.

@mezie are you trying to use Laravel's pagination? If so, you could do something like this..

public function getAnswer(Request $request)
{
    // Get & save the answer

    $nextPage = $request->input('page') + 1;

    return redirect()->route('question.show', ['page' => $nextPage]);
}

@SaeedPrez I currently have this in my controller...

`` public function getQuetions($subj_code) { $subject = Subject::where('subj_code', $subj_code) ->where('level_id', Auth::user()->level_id) ->firstOrFail();

    $questions = Question::where('subject_id', $subject->id)->paginate(8);

    return view('questions', compact('questions'));        
}

``

@mezie if youhave ->paginate(8) that means you want 8 questions per page.. I thought you wanted 1 question per page?

@SaeedPrez yeah! was just using ->paginate(8) to test.

@mezie where do you post the questions? You need to also have a hidden input field named page with the current page id in your form, so you can keep track of the current page and send the user to the next page when they submit an answer. Like I showed earlier.

@SaeedPrez This is my codes so far:

Route::post('/questions/getQuestions', 'QuestionsController@getQuestions')

My view:

``

{{ csrf_field() }} @foreach ($subjects as $subject) {{ $subject->name }} @endforeach

     <button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary">Start Test</button>

``

My controller:

`` public function getQuestions(Request $request) { $questions = Question::where('subject_id', $request->input('subject')->paginate(1);

    return view('questions', compact('questions'));

} ``

Ok, it seems you've just started and I've already explained to you what the steps are, so just keep building on that.. It's not that complicated, give it a shot :)

@SaeedPrez can you please do a list of steps on how I can accomplish this?

1. You need a show question controller method with ->paginate(1) to get one question at the time, you also need to send the current page number to the view.
2. You need to add <input type="hidden" name="page" value="{{ $page }}"> to your view form to keep track of the current page
3. You need a submit answer controller method to handle the answer, like save it in session or database and redirect to next page
4. Once all questions are answered, your submit answer controller should redirect to a score page where you show the user how many questions they answered correctly

Makes sense?

Make sense, but what about to handle previous question

@mezie

You need to figure out what your needs are and how you want your application to work, and then decide what works best to accomplish that.

You could for example save all questions/answers in the session and when everything is done save everything to the database all at once or save each question/answer to the database after each answer.