Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The exam anti-cheating settings mainly include two functions: 1. Timeout anti-cheating: set the exam to be automatically submitted if there is no new operation for a specified number of seconds while answering (it is recommended to set it to around 30 seconds) 2. Screen-switching anti-cheating: allow screen switching a specified number of times; once the limit is exceeded, the exam will be automatically submitted

Anti-cheating settings are configured on the Exam Common Settings page, in the "Anti-Cheating Settings" module.

The input field for anti-cheating settings only allows positive integers, and its maximum length should be limited.

When a user has no new actions on the answer page beyond the set time limit (e.g. 15 seconds), the system will display a 5-second countdown prompt. If the user does not take any action before the countdown ends, the system will automatically submit the paper.

When the number of times a user switches screens (such as switching to another application) exceeds the configured limit, the system will automatically submit the exam. The system detects when the user exits full-screen mode as the basis for determining screen switching.

When the anti-cheating mechanism is triggered, the system will display a 5-second countdown prompt box. After the user clicks the "Confirm" button, the countdown should be closed immediately and the timing should restart. If the user has already been restricted from answering due to anti-cheating conditions, no additional prompt box should be displayed.

In single-question-per-page mode, the anti-cheating mechanism should count the time spent on the page rather than the cumulative operation time. After anti-cheating is triggered, the system should force the submission state and not allow further answering.

When a user refreshes the page after triggering the anti-cheating mechanism, the system should display a prompt informing the user that the anti-cheating mechanism has been triggered and that they are not allowed to continue answering.

When an exam is configured with both Challenge Mode (time limit for each question) and anti-cheating settings (auto-submit when there is no activity), you need to ensure that the two mechanisms do not conflict. The current system does not provide any special handling for this combined scenario.

The anti-cheating settings page should include help text descriptions, and when setting up anti-screen-switch prevention for the first time, there should be a red warning prompt to remind users to pay attention.