In Firefox YouTube video with start time plays from 00:00:00.
The reason was that seekTo() could not start playing a video from
a point that hasn't been buffered yet. Why this started happening
just now, really is hard to explain.
BLD-708.
First set of fixes from the pull request
This does not include some of the testing files. The textannotation and
videoannotation test files are not ready. waiting for an answer on the
issue.
Deleted token line in api.py and added test for token generator
Added notes_spec.coffee
remove spec file
fixed minor error with the test
fixes some quality errors
fixed unit test
fixed unit test
added advanced module
Added notes_spec.coffee
remove spec file
Quality and Testing Coverage
1. in test_textannotation.py I already check for line 75 as it states
in the diff in line 43, same with test_videoanntotation
2. Like you said, exceptions cannot be checked for
firebase_token_generator.py. The version of python that is active on
the edx server is 2.7 or higher, but the code is there for correctness.
Error checking works the same way.
3. I added a test for student/views/.py within tests and deleted the
unused secret assignment.
4. test_token_generator.py is now its own file
Added Secret Token data input
fixed token generator
Annotation Tools in Place
The purpose of this pull request is to install two major modules: (1) a
module to annotate text and (2) a module to annotate video. In either
case an instructor can declare them in advanced settings under
advanced_modules and input content (HTML in text, mp4 or YouTube videos
for video). Students will be able to highlight portions and add their
comments as well as reply to each other. There needs to be a storage
server set up per course as well as a secret token to talk with said
storage.
Changes:
1. Added test to check for the creation of a token in tests.py (along
with the rest of the tests for student/view.py)
2. Removed items in cms pertaining to annotation as this will only be
possible in the lms
3. Added more comments to firebase_token_generator.py, the test files,
students/views.py
4. Added some internationalization stuff to textannotation.html and
videoannotation.html. I need some help with doing it in javascript, but
the html is covered.
incorporated lib for traslate
fixed quality errors
fixed my notes with catch token
Text and Video Annotation Modules - First Iteration
The following code-change is the first iteration of the modules for
text and video annotation.
Installing Modules:
1. Under “Advanced Settings”, add “textannotation” and
“videoannotation” to the list of advanced_modules.
2. Add link to an external storage for annotations under
“annotation_storage_url”
3. Add the secret token for talking with said storage under
“annotation_token_secret”
Using Modules
1. When creating new unit, you can find Text and Video annotation
modules under “Advanced” component
2. Make sure you have either Text or Video in one unit, but not both.
3. Annotations are only allowed on Live/Public version and not Studio.
Added missing templates and fixed more of the quality errors
Fixed annotator not existing issue in cmd and tried to find the get_html() from the annotation module class to the descriptor
Added a space after # in comments
Fixed issue with an empty Module and token links
Added licenses and fixed vis naming scheme and location.
rangeParams returned from getRangeParams() function is already
an object that contains the left and width properties. It can
be passed directly to the jQuery css() function.
In each Video JavaScript module, methods are either private,
or public. When a method is public, it is made available via
the state variable. It seems that a while ago one method
was made public, but throughout the code it is used as a private
method. This has been corrected.
In the JavaScript console all messages from the Video
player should begin with "[Video info]: ". This way it
is easier to see which console.log() messages are from
the Video player, and which console.log() messages are
temporary, and should be removed before a merge/commit.
This patch adds the ability for arbitrary packages to register
themselves with xmodule.x_module.ResourceTemplates as being providers of
boiler plate templates used for defining the types of problems
instructors can add to a course. This allows third party add-ons to
define new problem types that can then be available to instructors to
use.
This patch is the result of discussion with Ned Batchelder on the right
way to approach this problem. The solution provided here is,
admittedly, a little bit of a hack. But the focus was on making a least
invasive fix to make something work, in anticipation that when problems
get moved into the newere XBlock architecture something a little nicer
will be in place.
