Aori Nevo

Fixed in v3.3

Hi elias75,

Unfortunately, I don’t see a quick fix for this. I will add this to the list of features to integrate into future versions of the plugin.

Regards,

Aori Nevo

Hi elias75,

GradeBook v3.3 address this issue.

Regards,

Aori Nevo

Hi elias75,

I can’t recreate what you are describing on my installation of the GradeBook. When I add a student to a gradebook, the login ID matches the ID used under users. When I delete the student through the gradebook (selecting deletion from the WordPress database), the student is removed from users as well.

Perhaps I’m missing something? Can you include pictures of what is happening?

Regards,

Aori Nevo

Hi elias75,

there should be a column listing the login IDs, in the GradeBook. Is this what you are looking for?

Regards,

Aori Nevo

Hi forsaken.tear,

What you’re describing sounds like it could fall under some prerequisite checks. This is something we are working on implementing for this plugin.

I’m suspecting this is not going to be easy though.

Regards,

Aori Nevo

Hi forsaken.tear,

Can you explain a little bit more of what it is that you’re thinking?

Regards,

Aori Nevo

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

Hi michaeljrcripps,

I added assignment ordering too (v3.0).

Regards,

Aori Nevo

This is fixed in v3.0.

This is fixed in v3.0.

I found and fixed the bug, but I will not release an update for another week. The fix is pretty easy and if you feel comfortable editing the plugin files, all you’ll need to do is change a few lines in the EditAssignmentView.js file.

Replace

var assignment = AN.GlobalVars.assignments.findWhere({
                selected: true
            });

with

var assignment = this.model;

Hi forsaken.tear,

I found and fixed the bug, but I will not release an update for another week. The fix is pretty easy and if you feel comfortable editing the plugin files, all you’ll need to do is change a few lines in the EditAssignmentView.js file.

Replace

var assignment = AN.GlobalVars.assignments.findWhere({
                selected: true
            });

with

var assignment = this.model;

Regards,

Aori Nevo

This is a bug. I will release a fix for this soon.

Open up the Chrome Developer Tools and click the Network tab and then XHR in the submenu. Run through steps 1-3. Pay attention to anything red showing up in this window. If one of the links is red, click on it and cut and paste the information provided. If nothing red displays, click on admin-ajax.php/?action=assignment&id=143 where you may have a different id number then what I have. Cut and paste the results here.