Due to an unfortunate naming choice, we apparently had _not_ been
sending navigation events to the tracking logs' `/track` backend, but
just to the Segment.io tracking backend.
Note: There are still other portions of this repo _outside_ the learning
sequence (Course Tools, Celebration, etc.) that only send to Segment and
not the tracking logs, though maybe this is by design, those being "new"
events?
Remove some edX-specific branding / links (like support URLs) in
favor of values from configuration.
Images (sample certificates) are still branded for now. We can get
them later.
Fixes TNL-7410
This causes LTI modals in courseware to take up the whole screen. It does this by creating a new “dialogClassName” value that we then use to override the default heights/widths of the Bootstrap modal.
We also remove the title of the iframe, which just takes up space and detracts from the LTI content.
Specifically, a "I visited this page" event, with information on
which variant was seen. And "I clicked this button" events, for
our various calls to action.
- Adds a non-passing cert learner course exit screen
- Moves all the logic about what course-exit mode we're in into
a utility method in the course-exit folder
- Moves all the logic about how the 'Next' button should read into
a utility method in the course-exit folder
If a sequence has its isTimeLimited flag set, then show a spinner instead of the sequence content. The CoursewareContainer, meanwhile, will be attempting to redirect to the legacy experience.
This prevents a situation where we temporarily show proctored/special exam content to users before their exam starts.
The course blocks API accepts a value of ‘special_exam_info’ in its requested_fields parameter. This value is necessary to include special exam sequences for non-staff users. Special exams include timed, proctored, and practice proctored exams.
The CourseExit page uses the TabContainer because it seems to be a better solution
than adding it into the paths for the CoursewareContainer, despite the CoursewareContainer
already doing the correct fetch. The reason for this is because within the
CoursewareContainer, it would still be necessary to check for the /course-exit path (due
to the CoursewareContainer trying to greedily match sequenceId (read: it will try and
look up 'course-exit' as a sequence)). That effectively defeats the purpose of using the
routing in the first place so instead, we place it in a TabContainer.
The InstructorToolbar didMount logic became necessary once we had a page (CourseExit) that does a redirect on a quick exit.
As a result, it unmouunts the InstructorToolbar (which will be remounted by the new component),
but the InstructorToolbar's MasqueradeWidget has an outgoing request. Since it is unmounted
during that time, it raises an error about a potential memory leak. By stopping the render
when the InstructorToolbar is unmounted, we avoid the memory leak.
* AA-196 course celebration cert
* AA-196: Course Celebration for passing Verified Learners
Co-authored-by: Dillon Dumesnil <ddumesnil@edx.org>
Note: This PR is being merged in somewhat incomplete as we decided to split off the work into a couple of other tickets. For example, the UI styling is not complete and I plan to also take another look at the routing. These code paths are not in use yet as the `courseExitPageIsActive` will always be False.
* Prepare some initial test refactoring
- Expand test data for course home metadata
- Don't test courseware metadata in course-home redux tests
This is Dillon's work.
* AA-265: Add more tests for the dates tab
Add an ADR to talk about how we want to test in this repo.
And refactor the fake dates tab data used for debugging to also be
used for tests.
- Changed it to use its own normalizeBlocks call (and stop sharing
with courseware)
- Add green checkmarks for complete blocks
- Added icons, descriptions, and due dates for subsections
- Updated look of subsections to match LMS a bit more
The new version of Paragon includes a “dialogClassName” property on Modal which lets us set the modal width to ‘modal-lg’ or ‘modal-sm’ - we’re using the former here.
