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  • Plugin Author Aori Nevo

    (@anevo)

    Hi amirpouya,

    See if you get the same behavior on Google Chrome. If so, open up Javascript Tools in Chrome under the View -> Developer -> Javascript Tools and navigate to the gradebook page. Click on existing and old courses and let me know what gets logged in the console.

    Regards,

    Aori Nevo

    Thread Starter amirpouya

    (@amirpouya)

    Here’s some information that may help:
    – finally when I reinstalled the plugin, I could access and manage the tables only through Chrome. Tables do not show up in IE and Firefox. I don’t really understand what the reason is!
    – one other bug I found, You’ve said that for new students, the first letter of their first name will be used and so on, but in mine it used to use the second letter! finally it seems to be OK for me by changing the “[‘firstname’][1]” to “[‘firstname’][0]”!

    at the end let me say thanks again for the useful plugin and support.

    Amirpouya

    Plugin Author Aori Nevo

    (@anevo)

    Hi amirpouya,

    I will upgrade the plugin so that it supports firefox. What needs to change is a line in the StudentView.js file. In particular, the line
    x.sort(‘order’)
    needs to be replaced with
    x = _.sortBy(x,function(model){ return model.get(‘order’);});

    Regards,

    Aori Nevo

    Plugin Author Aori Nevo

    (@anevo)

    Hi amirpouya,

    This bug was fixed in Version 2.9.

    Regards,

    Aori Nevo

    Plugin Author Aori Nevo

    (@anevo)

    Hi amirpouya,

    Thank you for reporting the login name bug. You are correct,

    'user_login' => strtolower($params['firstname'][1].$params['lastname']),

    needs to be

    'user_login' => strtolower($params['firstname'][0].$params['lastname']),

    Thanks again,

    Aori Nevo

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