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Hi @creativeartbd,
to be honest I’m fighting with your plugin for more than a year and it’s as buggy as hell, especially almost all of the functions in the quiz parts, so please let experienced developers decide whether it’s better to use a minified version and what version of tutor-front.js (and other javascript files) or not. In the end of the day it’s being minified in production anyway. No additional API needed. No additional bugs please…)

By not providing the full version of javascript files you’re risking to loose the clients.

Thanks for your understanding.

Hi @masteriyo
thanks for your answers. In the link that you provided the JS files are ALL minified (even the masteriyo-backend.1.2.0.js, which apparently is not supposed to be minified anyway): https://plugins.svn.www.ads-software.com/learning-management-system/trunk/assets/js/build/

So my question “is there an unminified JS code for the backend?” still remains.

There are some unminified JS files in the following directory (such as checkout.1.2.0.js, edit-account.1.2.0.js, login-form.1.2.0.js, single-course.1.2.0.js), however, these are not the part of the quizes’ functionality: /learning-management-system/trunk/assets/js/build/frontend

Would you maybe also kindly provide the unminified versions of JS files for the backend in the next release?

Cheers

Hi, thanks for your reply.

Can I set an unlimited number of attempts?

Cheers

Hey @suporteescoladeninja,
this plugin provides no additional options for customisation in settings at all, actually.
It’s just a bugged copy of a standard template of a certificate and its folder structure along with the default files, which’s meant to be developed further as a stand-alone plugin.

The authors of this plugin should probably explain this in the plugin’s description.

Kind regards

Ok, I’ve found the solution to #2:
I just needed to change this line:
if ($detect->isMobile() && !$detect->isTablet())
into that:
($detect->isMobile() or $detect->isTablet())
inside of ‘average-mobile-detect.php’ file.

Why do you check for $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’] in your ‘avrgmobdtctRedirect’ function actually and what do the ‘add_class_mobile($class)’ function does?
add_class_mobile($class)
{
$class[] = ‘mobile-detected’;
return $class;
}
add_filter(‘body_class’,’add_class_mobile’);

Check the current version there:
https://github.com/straightvisions/Paymill-for-WordPress

Same for me but in conflict with other plugins (last version of paymill plugin 1.3):

Notice: Use of undefined constant TCPDF - assumed 'TCPDF' in /../wp-content/plugins/tcpdf/tcpdf.php on line 31

Notice: Use of undefined constant WPWHOOSH_PATH - assumed 'WPWHOOSH_PATH' in /../wp-content/plugins/wp-whoosh/admin.php on line 41

No problems with version 1.1 from here by the way:
https://github.com/paymill/paymill-wordpress/

Where could I download 1.2 or 1.2.1 versions to test them?