Aori Nevo

Test the plugins ability to store dates.

1) Edit assignment.
2) Change date.
3) Save Assignment.
4) Refresh browser.
5) Edit same assignment.

Is the date still there?

On the admin side, you can view the dates by clicking on the edit item in the assignment menu. Nothing has been updated on the student side, just yet. But this is something that needs to be added. This will take a while.

I don’t see any errors directly related to the plugin, but I do see that you have a few other plugins activated that may conflict with the behavior of this plugin. Try deactivating the other plugins and see if this fixes the problem. If so, reactivate the plugins one-by-one, checking to see which one is conflicting with the gradebook plugin.

Hi forsaken.tear,

Can you try clearing your browser history to see if this fixes the problem? If there is still a problem with the headers, please take a screenshot of your Chrome browser with the Javascript console turned on. You can toggle console by navigating through View -> Developer -> Javascript Tools. Then refresh the page and let me know what errors, if any appear in the console window.

What version of the plugin are you using? 2.9?

Regards,

Aori Nevo

Hi amirpouya,

This bug was fixed in Version 2.9.

Regards,

Aori Nevo

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

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

v2.7.2 fixes this bug.

Hi michaeljrcripps,

I’m trying to add the features you suggested. So far I’ve added the ability to filter assignments based on the assignments category.

Regards,

Aori Nevo

Hi ChrisMore3,

I misunderstood your question. It seems that you’d like to enter letter grades D, M, P, and NYP and have GradeBook translate them into numerical values when rendering statistic views. This is not difficult to implement but most instructors want numerical values translated to letter grades. This is what I had initially thought you were describing. I think this is the right approach and so for the time being letter grade to numerical values will not be added. It is an interesting idea, and will add it to the list of requested features.

Regards,

Aori Nevo

Hi ChrisMoore3,

This a similar feature has been requested before but I haven’t been able to include it yet.

Regards,

Aori Nevo

Hi mutyang,

v2.6 has a pointer to designate which cells are clickable.

Regards,

Aori Nevo

Hi mutyang,

This feature is already on the list of requested features but has not been addressed yet.

Regard,

Aori Nevo

Added the help menu.

Changing the cursor to a hand pointer will be included in the next version.

Hi mutyang,

Sure, I will add this to the list of requested features.

Regards,

Aori Nevo