Matching and HTML in Answers

Re: Matching and HTML in Answers

by Marcus Green -
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You can however include HTML when using the drag drop matching question type as illustrated in the following image where I have added the flag images.

 

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Re: Matching and HTML in Answers

by Tzvi Daum -

Hi Marcus,

I appreciate the response. My problem with using anything outside of the Moodle core question types be it drag and drop or Hot Potatos (as Joseph suggested) is that I am worried that after future upgrades of Moodle these question types will not work without me restarting from scratch. I believe that is what happened after the upgrade to Moodle 2.0 where the question engine underwent a major revision. Plus, you are at the mercy of the maintainer if there is one. If I knew this question type would be added to the core Moodle, I would consider it.

 

Tzvi

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Re: Matching and HTML in Answers

by Marcus Green -
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You are right to be concerned about the update of contributed questions Tzvi.  I have been making extensive use of the ddmatching question type for several versions of Moodle and there was a gap when it did not work with one version.

I was unaware that it would not work with 2.4 until you asked your question and that is going to make me shy of making that upgrade. I think it is unlikely to be added to the core at any point.

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Re: Matching and HTML in Answers

by Jean-Michel Védrine -

Hello Marcus,

the drag and drop matching question is not ready for Moodle 2.4 that Tzvi is using. See my message asking for help in the developer's forum.

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