So, me and a friend are tryna use the same account in guest mode, to do a undertale quiz but every time we add a block it doesnt appear in one's screen until the page is refreshed or anything else.
Is there anything we can do??
AI2 just doesn't work like that. Only one user can develop a project.
Load the quiz from a file.
One person edits the file and the other works on the AI2 app
But if the quiz has been created in mit app inventor how i can do that?? i mean the quiz wasnt downloaded in pc files anytime
You could use a spreadsheet to hold the questions and answers, and have the app read them at run time.
The sheet could have columns
- Question
- Correct answer
- Bad answer 1
- Bad answer 2
- Bad answer 3
the problem is that everything works but what i mean is if we can work in the same project without needing to refresh or download a external file (mostly cuz project is made on school desktops devices and admin policy has several conditions when it comes to downloading external files)
Imagine if your friend was your clone, grown for parts for you.
You maintain a master project, and save copies for your friend to work on.
Occasionally have your friend take a nap while you open the clone to steal parts for you to drag into your master project via Backpack or Designer Copy Paste.
Wake him up when you are done.
P.S. no kidneys, please
Are you allowed to use the code server in class? (where each Project builder use the same remembered access code)
Only one of the people working on the Project can access the app stored on this server at a time.
The advice in this link might help
You can store the questions and answers in Blocks in two lists. Each developer can modify these without an external file. because the questions/answers are stored in the Lists.
See Taifun's quiz example where the Q and A lists are stored in code Blocks that are editible by each coder using the Revisit Code and the code.
The http://code.appinventor.mit.edu server lets you login with a revisit code that does not require a Google sign. After you log in write down your return log in password / revisit code so you can return to your projects. Users that share the revisit code among themselves can access the app, but only one user at a time.