return or echo lession completion status?

oops, lesson.. lesson ??

Hello there, @chanart!

I have asked our developers to chime in, as this goes beyond my knowledge.

We’ll circle back to you as soon as we have info to share – thanks for bearing with us!

Hi @chanart

One option is to use the lesson progress repository. We keep a copy of the instance in the public property, so you can do something like that:

$progress = Sensei()->lesson_progress_repository->get( $lesson_id, $user_id );

If the progress exists for the user in the lesson, you get a progress object.

The described approach is a work in progress.

Another option is to use the old way of getting lesson status:

\Sensei_Utils::sensei_check_for_activity( array(
	'type'    => 'sensei_lesson_status',
	'user_id' => $user_id,
	'post_id' => $lesson_id,
) );

Hi Dmitry, thanks!

I tried the Sensei_Utils approach before and constantly got some errors. I found the lesson completion information in the wp_comments table and managed to retrieve it by creating the following function and then call it on a page in an if statement.. Seems to work ??

function?has_approved_comment(?$user_id,?$post_id,?$status?=?'complete'?)?{
????$args?=?array(
????????'user_id'?=>?$user_id,
????????'post_id'?=>?$post_id,
????????'status'?=>?$status,
????????'number'?=>?1,?//?Retrieve?only?one?comment
????);
????$comments?=?get_comments(?$args?);
????return?(?count(?$comments?)?>?0?);
}

// And then run it on the page in an if statement on the page I want:

$current_user_id = get_current_user_id();
$post_id = get_the_ID();

if ( has_approved_comment( $current_user_id, $post_id, 'complete' ) ) {
    echo "completed";
} else {
    echo "in progress";
}

Hey @chanart,

Thanks for sharing this! it will be very helpful for other users if they need a solution like this.

You should be all set now! Happy to mark this as solved if you don’t have any further questions ??

Yeah, seems good ??

Fantastic ??

I’m going to mark this thread as solved. If you have any further questions or need more help, you’re welcome to open another thread here. Cheers!