It is no longer the case since Moodle 1.7. See the discussion in MDL-10402.
Tim Hunt
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I noticed that too. I don't like the appearance of the import/export forms.
I created MDL-11446. I hope I will get time to fix it tomorrow.
I created MDL-11446. I hope I will get time to fix it tomorrow.
Blog comments aren't going to make it into 1.9. We (The Open University) wanted to fund their development, but there was just too much else going on, so it never came off. Keep you fingers crossed for 2.0.
Well, look at the Image Target question type that I linked to. That uses Javascript to cope with positioning the marker on the client side, but the rest of the code is PHP on the server.
The other approach is to make a question type that allows arbitrary Javascript or Flash on the client side, which does all the processing, and then does the minimal amount of work on the server side. That would also be a question type worth having.
This sort of discussion more often happens in the quiz forum: http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?f=121
The other approach is to make a question type that allows arbitrary Javascript or Flash on the client side, which does all the processing, and then does the minimal amount of work on the server side. That would also be a question type worth having.
This sort of discussion more often happens in the quiz forum: http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?f=121
You would need to go into the code, find where that 10 is (mod/quiz/report/overview/report.php probably), and change it.