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Plugixa Exam
Exams for WordPress: a question bank, an exam builder with random pools, a server-timed runner with autosave, automatic marking and PDF certificates.
Plugixa Exam ranks #59,242 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #753 of 1,317 in the Ratings & Reviews category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 26, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.1.4
Current Version v1.1.4
Updated 1 week ago
Last Update on 26 Oct, 2026
Refreshed 1 week ago
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#753 of 1,317 in Ratings & Reviews
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- Version
- 1.1.4
- Last Updated
- Oct 26, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.5+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1
- PHP Version
- 8.2 or higher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Plugixa Exam
No. The deadline is computed and stored on the server when the attempt starts, and every write checks it. The countdown in the browser is decoration.
Nothing, for them. The set of questions, their order, their points and the runner's settings are frozen into the attempt when it starts. Your edit applies to the next person who begins.
Yes. A pool section draws when the attempt starts, and that draw is then frozen for that candidate.
Yes, if you set the exam's access to guest. They give a name and an email, and the plugin identifies them with a signed cookie. No PHP session is used.
Yes. It degrades to an ordinary form post, and the learner's pages are server-rendered.
No. It uses its own database tables, created on activation and removed on uninstall. Questions, attempts and answers are relational data, and storing them as posts and post meta makes every list and report slower as the history grows.
The free version is a complete exam plugin, neither time-limited nor feature-locked. The premium version is a separate download that adds features; nothing in the free build is disabled, and the free build contains no premium code to unlock. See the Pro features. One number is worth stating plainly rather than leaving you to find it: the free version keeps one certificate design. That is not a locked second design - the designer that draws them is simply not in the free download - and the one you have is fully editable, layout included. Everything a certificate does is free: it is awarded, numbered, rendered and verified exactly as it is in premium.
Yes, and that includes the parts that are easy to miss. The admin screens, the exam runner your candidates actually sit, the block editor controls, the front-end templates and the notification emails all read from the same text domain (plugixa-exam), so one translation covers the whole plugin rather than the half a visitor never sees. Translations are served by translate.wordpress.org. Once a language has been translated there, WordPress installs it as a language pack and keeps it up to date, with nothing for you to do; until then the plugin reads in English. The plugin ships its template (languages/plugixa-exam.pot) for anybody who would rather translate it themselves: a catalogue you place in wp-content/languages/plugins/ is used as it stands, and tools such as Loco Translate work normally. Two details worth knowing. Dates and numbers follow the site's locale and timezone, not the reader's browser - so an exam that opens at 09:00 says 09:00 to everybody. And notification emails are composed in the language of the person receiving them where the plugin can tell who that is: a learner with a French account gets French dates and a French pass or fail, even when the marker who released the result reads the site in English. The subject and body wording itself comes from the template you edit under Notifications, so that is in whichever language you write it in.
Translating the plugin and translating your questions are different jobs: the first is a gettext catalogue, the second is a second version of your content. In the free version a bilingual site needs one exam per language. Premium's multilingual content serves one exam in several languages, so everybody sits the same paper and lands in the same results and item analysis.
Not to run an exam. Everything is read from and written to your own WordPress database. Freemius handles licensing and updates, and three premium features contact nothing until an administrator has entered an address or a key. All four are described under "External services" below.
