Andrew

FYI, these exceptions are occurring in version 3.3.16.

FYI, these bugs are active as of version 3.3.9

Thanks, we’ll take a look at the GradeBook addon.

Some of our courses require a quiz score of 80% to pass the course, regardless of course progress. These scoring requirements are mandated by the U.S. Federal Government, and cannot be changed. We need the ability to prevent the student from retaking the quiz, regardless of their score.

A button in quiz settings that allows quiz retakes to be turned off would satisfy the requirement.

Thanks,

Andrew

Hello, I added this feature request (or thought I did) but I can’t find it. Did it get added as a request?

I added the feature request. Thanks.

Hello, do you know if this feature has been added to the dev backlog? We are ready to launch, but before we can, we need a way to customize the course completion popup.

Some of our courses require students to take a final quiz. The result of that quiz is their score for the course. For example, if a student scored 85% on the final quiz, their score for the course is 85%, even if they only progressed 50% through the course lessons. Currently, the completion popup would show a score of 50%. We don’t need to actually update the course progress in the DB, with the quiz score, just display it on the completion screen so the user doesn’t confuse course progress with final score.

We also need to display a custom message (as described earlier) on the completion screen.

Please let me know if that makes sense. If not, I’ll be happy to clarify.

Thank you

I’ll recheck the cache setting, thank you.

Hi David,

Thanks for your response. I should have specified the display issue occurs in Firefox. This link shows FF displaying the Masterstudy icon in the browser tab, rather than the theme’s configured icon:

https://ibb.co/M66V1mw

Both FF and Chrome download both icons, however typically in a different order. It may be a case of where the last one downloaded is used. See these screenshots of the network tab in the browser, showing both Chrome and FF downloading both icons.

https://ibb.co/wc7j40g

https://ibb.co/ngQhyzb

The additional download of the Masterstudy favicon is unnecessary.

Thanks,

Andrew

Thank you

Hi mamagee,

The process description isn’t clear.

• How many products do you sell? Are they all included in this process?
• What if the user never purchases additional products, after the first purchase?
• What if the user purchases multiple products in a single order?
  Interest is calculated in compounding periods. The current code gives the purchaser a one-time, 25% interest payment on any new order. Is this what you want?
• Its not clear whether “15” means the 15th day of the month or a 15 day sliding window from the date a product is purchased?

Now you can see, and correct, the error caused by the plugin during activation. You can post the error in this thread if you need help.

Another possible tack is the JavaScript Broadcast API. If the user is editing pages from the same domain (origin), in different browser tabs, you could discover this and warn the user. When a tab is opened, a listener could be created that checks the URL for certain criteria (e.g. post=17, action=edit, etc…), and notifies other open tabs. See:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Broadcast_Channel_API

Thank you. Going forward we will depend on these Masterstudy APIs:

stm_lms_get_user_course_quizzes()

stm_lms_progress_updated

Also, I noticed in my testing that if a quiz is shared between courses, once the quiz has been taken in one course, the quiz result is shown in all courses that include it in the curriculm. I’m not sure if this is the expected behavior?

For example, in the demo content there is “Middle Quiz” that’s shared among the various demo courses. When “Middle Quiz” is completed in one course, the other courses that include it, show it as completed as well. They show it completed even though no record exists in table wp_stm_lms_user_quizzes for the course/quiz.

Thanks,

Andrew

Hi Jacob,

Thanks for your help. We need quiz scores for a specific user and course. When the user completes a course, we gather their quiz score for that specific course.

Thank you,

Andrew