It may happen for instance when you have partial marks on a question such that the question score can consist of a fraction above .5.
Simple scenario: one question in the quiz, 1 mark, possible partial mark 0.66. If the user scores 0.66 the quiz results will show 1/1 because it rounds the fraction for display. But the actual grade will be 66% because the grading looks at the actual float score (0.66).
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Thanks. I've made and am using the module for it. I was just curious whether there was public interest.
Afaict, this requires an alternate course overview block. The standard does not seem to lend itself to even a moderate hack, let alone simple, to achieve the sort by time effect.
Precisely, and it would be a very good luck to find it resolved in 2.3.
It's not an issue with my format but with the core implementation of the d&d (which may or may not resolve itself in 2.3). Originally I made section 0 in my format yet another section. HQ made a case for keeping it a distinct section and I decided to make the format comply with that. But contra to HQ I see no reason to constrain section 0 to top position and in my format it may by setting be placed below the displayed section. The core d&d should be able to handle that properly.