Mikey (a11n)

Hi @jamestav001,

Good find!

I’ve added this to our issue tracking so we can tackle it:
https://github.com/Automattic/sensei/issues/6041

For now, what you can do is add this CSS to Appearance > Customize so that it aligns properly:

.wp-site-blocks .wp-block-sensei-lms-course-list .alignfull {
  margin-left: 0px !important;
}

Cheers,

Hi @jamestav001,

> I am showing the course blocks on the index page, but no matter what I try they do not centre align.

What theme are you using?

If you switch to a default theme like Twenty Twenty, do they align?

Hi @healper,

> If you play the video, then skip beyond the break-point (via manual youtube player controls), it does allow you to play beyond without having to flip the card. This can occur at anytime while the video is playing to force an outcome.

That is correct, students can skip beyond break-points. My thinking is that if a student wants to learn the course then it would be beneficial to watch the video and not skip it.

> Additionally, you can just click “Complete” after starting the video- So attention is not required which may be an exploit for students.

There is a setting in the Course settings that will make it so that students have to watch the video to be able to complete the lesson:

Image Link: https://d.pr/i/rW03ZR

> Here, as you work your way through the lessons, you can skip straight to the advanced section, it wont show you any content, though you can mark it as complete.

I’m not totally sure what you mean here – can you give me an example of what you mean? Thanks!

Hi @mattinventive

I tried this on my test site and I don’t see the issue. I’m able to add students to the course without issues.

Do you see anything in your PHP Error logs?
If you disable all your plugins except Sensei and switch to a default theme, does it still happen?

Hi @ocbroadband,

Yes, this is a known bug that is being tracked here: https://github.com/Automattic/sensei/issues/4117

If you have any further insight, please let us know!

Hi @irik,

While I don’t think it’s possible with just the Sensei LMS plugin family, you could use something like a Multisite to do this. Maybe something like…

1. You have a main store for instructors
2. Instructors can buy a course from the main store
3. When that happens, they get their own multisite subdomain for themselves to manage and you basically just copy the course they bought into that store.
4. That way they have access to their students, progress, etc, on their subsite

As for the number of licenses per student… that part I’m not totally sure about.

Hi @justinea!

That seems odd that it happened suddenly. If you switch themes, is it still missing? I wonder if there’s some CSS rule that might be hiding it by accident?

Does it happen on different browsers like Safari / Chrome / Firefox?

Hi @angelavargas,

Can you tell us what version of the Sensei plugin you have? I would suggest updating to the latest version and seeing if this problem still happens.

What is probably happening is in older version of sensei, there was a variable, $extensions that should be an array, but if it’s not, it might then cause a Warning for array_map() like you’re seeing. In newer versions of Sensei, I can see that it’s set to an empty array by default, so this Warning should not happen! ??

See: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/i-do-not-have-the-quizzes-enabled-only-the-questions/

Hi @joseisaul,

Good question! The way that Quizzes work is that they are actually associated with individual lessons, they won’t have their own section on the sidebar like Questions do.

If you go to a Lesson, you can add a Quiz to it like this: https://d.pr/i/ukgLHD

From there, you can add questions, select which type of questions they are… etc… Example: https://d.pr/i/WhcMGY

Hope this helps!

Hi @samuelfernandez,

I tried translating Length: in Loco Translate and it worked for me as expected, here’s what I did:

1. I made sure the language I was translating to was the current language set in WordPress.
2. I found the right string to translate. The string was “Length” without a colon.
3. I translated the string, saved
4. I went to see the page.

Here’s what I saw:
Translation: https://d.pr/i/IJ9oaY
Front end: https://d.pr/i/3YiCKd
In the Editor: https://d.pr/i/wmWlZg

If you have other strings you can’t translate, share a screenshot and I’d be happy to check if it works!

You’re looking for manage_product_terms.

Do you get the same result every time you reload that page? It’s possible that something was running on a Cron job that maybe triggered when you visited that page.

If it happens every time you load that page, what are some examples of the queries?

In the response, I can see this problem:

<p>There has been a critical error on your website.</p><p><a href="https://www.ads-software.com/support/article/debugging-in-wordpress/">Learn more about debugging in WordPress.</a></p>

That likely means there’s some kind of Fatal Error happening when this action happens.

I would suggest looking at your error logs to see what the problem might be.

@verciani it sounds like you might be adding the code snippet to the wrong part maybe…

Try to add it to the very bottom of your theme’s functions.php. Here’s an example of doing it on a default theme:
https://d.pr/i/xlY8fd