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I should add: I used Comcode in both the question and the explanation. On QUIZ_DONE_SCREEN.tpl where it lists the explanation as to why the answer was incorrect, this is when the output issue occurs. |
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I am not able to reproduce. I put in Comcode for absolutely everything and it parsed correctly. I'm also not entirely clear what I'm looking at. The issue says "Comcode is displayed as expected on QUIZ_SCREEN.tpl" [implying it's on the question and/or answer text] but also said "On QUIZ_DONE_SCREEN.tpl where it lists the explanation as to why the answer was incorrect, this is when the output issue occur" [implying it's on the explanation test]. I think you probably mean the question and/or answer (as that's all that shows on both), but I'm not 100% on that. A screenshot would help. It may not even quite by the Comcode not parsing, it could be something like auto-escaping of HTML happening due to a code override, so escaped-parsed-Comcode might be shown. |
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I tried changing line 19 of QUIZ_DONE_SCREEN.tpl... From: {CORRECTIONS}{AFFIRMATIONS} To: {$COMCODE,{CORRECTIONS}{AFFIRMATIONS}} But this has no positive impact on the output. |
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quiz_fixes.tar (44,032 bytes) |
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Thanks. I see it was only when reveal answers was off, that's what I was missing. I think you edited some of the language strings, e.g. QUIZ_MISTAKE_EXPLAINED_COMCODE, to not show the answer. I've made the same edit myself, as I didn't consider it correct to show the answer when reveal answers was off, only the explanation. I tweaked a few other things, mainly commenting my code better, as it was a bit muddled. |
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Hot-fix is attached. |
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And the main commit: https://github.com/ocproducts/composr/commit/2ae99510febf19de99cbb861723cce94768bcb91 |
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Chris, Not sure if this is supposed to happen, but here's a scenario: 1. I'm taking a 'Test' and have one or more fields that require input (such as [SHORT]) 2. This field doesn't have a correct or incorrect answer 3. Entering a value in this field always results in failing the test (assuming I set a passing score of 100%) Users should only be SCORED on questions that have a correct answer (otherwise marked with [*]). Not all tests will have a correct answer, and it would be nice to ask questions (like "how are you today?") without penalizing the test taker. |
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I will add a new issue for this. It's important each tracker issue covers just one thing, or at least a very closely related family of things. |
- Anonymous
