Alan, you never mentioned in your first post in this thread that you were testing Moodle 1.7 version! How could we guess?
Joseph
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Now I understand better what you meant in your first message.
The logic of the glossary categories is as follows:
- All categories = words belonging to Category A, words belonging to Category B, words belonging to Category Z...
- Category A = words belonging to Category A
- Not categorised = words not belonging to any category.
If there are no categories in one glossary, then new entries are assigned to the default Not categorized "category". But this means it is useless to click on the Browse by category button. If you do, the Glossary display defaults to All categories, which is of course empty, and says so "No entries found in this section". To view your uncategorized words you have to select Not categorized from the drop-down list.
This is not a bug, just expected, logical behavior.
The only improvement which could be made to the Glossary display mechanism would be to hide the Browse by category button when no categories have been created in the Glossary. And to display that Browse by category button upon creation of at least one category and containing at least one entry...
Joseph
Alan > 2. If a Student should not be able to Add New Entries, then the tab shouldn't be displayed.
That is the case for me. No bug in sight.
Joseph
Alan > 1. When adding an entry, the default category 'Not categorised' does
not show up on the 'Browse by category' tab under 'All Categories'. But
if selected from the drop down, all 'Not categorised' entries are
displayed. Is this a bug or is there a reason which explains this behaviour.
Not sure I understand what you mean by "when adding an entry etc." This is what happens to me, using Moodle 1.6.3.
1-Browsing a Glossary (containing a certain number of categories)
- Go to Glossary. By default the Browse by alphabet display mode is on.
- Click on Browse by category.
- All categories is displayed by default, the drop-down list shows: All categories.
- Clicking on the dropdown list opens it, with Not categorized at the top, followed by the list of the glossary categories.
2-Adding an entry
- Click the Add a new entry button.
- Screen shows (blank) fields: Concept, Keywords and the HTML editor for entering a Definition.
- Screen also shows Categories list, with again Not categorised at the top of the list of categories.
Joseph
Moodle en français -> Discussions techniques -> Utilitaire de création de question au format Cloze -> Re: Utilitaire de création de question au format Cloze
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Hello Mathieu,
La réponse est OUI. Attention à la syntaxe:
La réponse est OUI. Attention à la syntaxe:
{:REGEXP: (|malheureusement )non mais je compte (le faire|y remédier)#bien j'attendrai alors~=(oui|en effet|c'est le cas).*#chouette alors, et où peut-on le trouver ?}
Sur mon site de test, Course 101, utilisateur moodler, mot de passe moodler... Topic 1: le quiz What is Moodle? - Cloze comporte une question unique de type Cloze, qui contient différents types de questions dont une de type REGEXP dont voici le code.The word Moodle was originally an {1:REGEXP:~%100%acronym#Excellent!~%0%--.*nym$#Your answer should end in “-nym”.~%0%--^[aeiou].*#The missing word should start with a vowel (because it's preceded by the indefinite article an).~%0%--^acro.*#The missing word starts with the root-word acro, from the Greek akros "tip, end".~%0%.*#anything goes} for Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment, which is mostly useful to programmers and education theorists.
Joseph