Itamar Tzadok

A possible limitation of the horizontal approach is that it may not work as nicely with 16 or 20 topics or even with less topics but longer titles. An alternative approach would be to outline these links vertically in an html block (see image below) or side-bar block. The side-bar is actually much easier to construct and requires no knowledge of HTML and CSS, but may be less attractive because the links come with the icon and the appearance is determined by the theme.

Have you tried ticking the 'Force download' option in the resource settings? It seems to work around the problem.

There is a recent discussion about that somewhere in these forums. Setting the resource to 'Force download' should resolve (or workaround) this problem.

You can try using the ultimate question type, the CLOZE. If you can make the program communicate a string result to an outer frame, which I think should be possible it it could be packaged as scorm, you can embed the program in a CLOZE question, add a hidden shortanswer CLOZE field and pass the result to it. The program should also read the string from that field and parse it so as to display the construction whenever the page is reopened. I do something like that with a javascript program in iframe and I pass to the field a long string which consist of the actual construction (of natural deductions) and at the end either true or false. The correct answer in the shortanswer is set to *$true so that anything that ends with $true gets the points.

Hope this helps.

They are very good for adding functionality to the form such as validation or initialization. The ||---#id|| (|| stands for square brackets) is the id string of the html element of the field you added to the form, and it allows you to access the element and its properties. So suppose 'Zobrazovaci metody' is a text field and you want it to recieve the default value 'Analysis' when the form is opened for adding a new entry. You can add to the form a javascript tag and something like:

if (document.getElementById("||Zobrazovaci metody#id||").value=="") document.getElementById('||Zobrazovaci metody#id||').value='Analysis';