The percentages shown currently can be confusing. For example, if the true weight
of a category is 0.76925% and the student scores 100% in it, they will see '0.8%
out of a possible 1.0%'. Increasing the precision to 2 decimal places changes it
to '0.77% of a possible 0.77%'.
LMS-2205
The map contains a human readable description of the answer if
necessary. It is useful for problem like multiple choice, when the
response of the student is replaced by a moniker. For example "choice_0"
instead of the full text.
Fixes: AN-587
When there is a start-time:
Initially, the video starts playing from the start-time.
Whenever the player resets for any reason (such as reaching
the end of the video), it will reset to start-time instead of 00:00:00.
It should not be the case that any time the user presses play, it
start playing from start-time.
BLD-659.
To get all dates localized, we need all runtimes to have the i18n
service, and since runtimes are made by the modulestores, we need to
pass it to them.
Soon (fingers crossed), modulestores won't be involved in making
runtimes, and many of these changes will go away.
This requires fixing the javascript api implementation, and adding
an implementation of get_block to the ModuleSystem api.
However, the implementation is incomplete, due to mismatches between
the expectations of XModule and XBlock.
Also adds tests using the Acid block to make sure that the javascript
and python apis for children are working correctly.
The Video element contains an input with type file. When the
Check button was clicked for the multiple choice problem, the
code was acting in different ways when there as a Video on the
page and when there wasn't. This is because in the check_fd()
method there was a selector that was looking for inputs of type
file on the whole page instead of just in the current problem.
When there was a Video pn the page, the page-wide selector
returned the Video's file input, and the check_fd() method
went on believing that the multiple choice has a file input.
The correct way is to look for file inputs only in the current
element.
Added a Jasmine JavaScript unit test.
BLD-788.
Due to issues with require.js and the latest version of the toolbar.
Also included a note in the requirements file explaining the situation, and what
needs to happen before this can be upgrade properly.
