I may just be in need of more coffee, but I can't seem to find where quick grading option is.
When you have had your coffee and found it, let me know
I have tried coffee and tea, to no avail!
Nope -it's still not materialised. Why not add it to the tracker as it's a regression? The worst that can happen is that they then tell us where to find it after all
Is it not in the drop-down list? I am sure I saw it there.
The Grading actions dropdowns options are
View Gradebook (links to Gradebook Grader report)
Download all submissions
So not in that one anyhow.
In a Course chose Grade from sideblock and then you can select My Report Preferences / Grader in that page you get options for Quick grading
This is the URL I get ...
moodle/grade/report/grader/preferences.php?id=2
Quick Grading is in the General section above. ^
Clicking Help? gives this...
If enabled, when editing is turned on, a text input box appears for each grade, allowing many grades to be edited at the same time. Changes are saved and highlighted when the update button is clicked.
Note that when a grade is edited in the grader report, an overridden flag is set, meaning that the grade can no longer be changed from within the related activity.
Is this getting you any nearer?
Cheers
Mary
HI Mary,
Thanks for that, but it relates to the Gradebook rather than people grading within the assignment itself.
This is the assignment 2.2 version of Upload a single file - this option is missing in the refactored version.
Um, I can see it on the qa test site on 2.3. Might there be a new site admin assignment or grades click box setting to enable somewhere that is already enabled on the qa site? If there is, I haven't found it as a manager on that site and I don't have full admin rights on a 2.3 site right now (nor can I currently do a desktop test while I'm working in older 2.x versions). When you figure it out, please let us know! Thanks!
Hi All,
The above screenshot is for an instance of the old assignment module (they are both on the QA site). Quickgrading has not been implemented for the new module yet. There is a tracker issue for this where you can comment and vote:
http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-32932
Regards, Damyon
Ah, ha. I should have known Gavin and Mary were working with code I couldn't see yet.
I've voted. Thanks for pointing us in that direction.
Anyone have any idea why the "save preferences" button would be missing in my moodle? Running 2.3 I can see everything in that screen shot except the save prefs button, so I can't actually turn on Quick Grading.
This bit of CSS seems to be the culprit for the assignment grading panel:
.jsenabled .gradingoptionsform .fsubmit {display: none;}
it's completely hiding the submit button.
I overrode the css temporarily and hit the save button. That'll get me by for now, but I'm curious as to why the css that comes with the assignment module is set to hide that button.
It is supposed to auto submit that form whenever a value changes (so you do not need the submit button). The submit button is there to cater for people with javascript disabled.
The fact that it is not auto-submitting for you would mean you are hitting a javascript error on this page - Can you try loading this page in firefox, then using F12 to see the web developer console and report on this forum (or the tracker) any errors that show up?
Regards, Damyon
We are running Moodle 2.3.2 (Build: 20120910) on RHEL 6 with PHP 5.3.3.
I was able to reproduce this bug in Firefox 15.0.1 and Chromium 18.0.1025.151 (both on Ubuntu 11) as well as Safari 5.1 (6534.50) on OS X 10.6.8
When viewing the assignment grading page ( /mod/assign/view.php?id=123456&action=grading ), this javascript error occurs:
TypeError: filterelement is null https://path/to/my/moodle/lib/javascript.php/1347307309/mod/assign/module.js Line 3
the only filterelement in module.js is in this snippet, with indentation and line breaks added for clarity:
var filterelement=Y.one('#id_filter');
filterelement.on('change',function(e){
Y.one('form.gradingoptionsform').submit();
}
);
A quick perusal of mod/assign/gradingoptionsform.php reveals that the element in question (the filter drop-down referred to by the CSS selector "#id_filter") is only added to the form if submissions are enabled.
49 if ($instance['submissionsenabled']) {
50 $mform->addElement('select', 'filter', get_string('filter', 'assign'), $options);
51 }
So it's totally legit that the id_filter element is missing when it's an assignment analagous to the old "Offline Assignment" type. The javascript assumes the .one() method was successful, so it might try to call functions on the null object which .one() returns.
As a workaround, any affected teacher can temporarily set "Online text" to "Yes" long enough to turn on Quick Grading.
I'm brand new to the Moodle 2 codebase, so treat my suggestion with a huge "newbie" tag attached to it.
-Nate
Hello, I am using Moodle 2.3, but have the Assignment 2.2 on. I am trying to find the "Allow Quick Grading" option in the grades > assignment > optional settings ... but I can't find it. I don't see where I can enable it in the course or Admin settings. Quick Grading for the Gradebook is on, but I have a faculty member who is grading Group Assignments and wants to assign the grade to all 5 people. Any ideas would be wonderful. After spending 2 hours googling for something, a vary large brownie and some coffee...this is the closest I have gotten.
Tonia
It could be that you are using advanced grading - this is incompatible with quickgrading and the option will be hidden.
- Damyon