title: Generating quizz content from database dynamically from a plugin
body: <p>My client is a college professor who wants to add online quizzes for his students on his Wordpress-powered website, among other things. So I'm building a custom plugin that allows him or any administrator to make these quizzes from the admin pages. All this info is saved in the mysql database in their own tables, no problem here. It's when showing the quizzes to the students/regular users of the blog that I got lost.</p>
  
  <p>What I wanted was a way to generate these quizzes. At first I figured a <code>$_GET</code> parameter with the quiz's ID the student wants to do would do the trick, but then, where would that even go? Should I use a separate php file in the main directory of wordpress (and would that even work)? </p>
  
  <p>Should I create a regular old post and slap the code with shortcodes? Should I work with custom post types? (But remember the quizzes are already created in the database and I feel making one post, custom or regular, for each quiz seems excessive and complicated. Can you even make a wordpress page dynamic and pass it a parameter?) </p>
  
  <p>Or is there a way to use hooks to rewrite the main page to show my code instead of the loop (or any other place at all)? Or am I too far off and is there another method altogether?</p>