Hello, first thanks for developing the plugin.
I want to report a bug: access restrictions are being updated dynamically according to local time, no matter how much in the configuration of the restriction we have selected "based on the user's enrollment in the course".

Hello João,

please use the bug tracker to report a bug. Do not forget to add your Moodle and plugin version .

R

Hello Renaat, I hope you are well.
Install the latest version of the 3.8+ plugin (2020110200) in Moodle 3.9.2+, it does not take the relative dates from when the student enrolled in the course, but since the plugin was updated or by the server date.
Similar to the bug that Joao Pedro mentioned earlier.
Can you help me with this please.

We are using the relative date plugin at our college.
However after the update (the last two), a serious error started to occur.
Every time the student enters moodle, the relative date is updated based on the time he last accessed moodle.
Soon the student is never able to access the content with relative date.
We structured our entire grid with this plugin, and now we have this problem after updating the plugin.

Working on a fix.

Hi faculdadeitaqua moodle.
I had a similar problem in the version that was solved in version 3.8+ (2020111000).
Do you have that version?

Excellent plugin, congratulations !! How can I do to increase the number of days to more than 50, as this is the limit that can be selected in the plugin for days, weeks or months

THX Antonio for your comments,

You can change the form.js source file and rebuild the YUI modules. Or you can suggest a new number (100 - 365 - ?) in the bug tracker and wait until it is implemented for you. I opted for choices between 1 and 51 to cover 51 weeks and to make the dropdown not too long. Any suggestion is welcome.

Thanks for the answer. Could you confirm for me: is it in the "moodle-availability_relativedate-form.js" file that I should edit? In this case, I must change the value 52 in the section "html + = '';
for (i = 1; i <52; i ++) {
html + = '' + i + ''; "??? Thank you, as I have urgency in this

Hi Antonio, you can change the 52 in something else, but then you need to rebuild the YUI modules before it will appear in your platform, see https://docs.moodle.org/dev/YUI

tks so much

Hi Renaat. We are using your plugin in some courses where the users are enrolled via 2 enrolment methods. The restriction by date should refer to the original enrolment date, but it seems to take the latest date. Is this the way how it should work from your side or are there any plans to take the original enrolment date in a future version? Thanks a lot!

Hi Armin,

The functionality you used was reported as a bug in one of our projects, so the plugin was updated to take the most recent enrollment as a starting point. Luckily this project is Open Source, so you can create a fork and modify line 222 of the classes/condition.php file to "restore" this bug.

R

Hi Renaat,
Thanks for your plugin!
Teachers in my university ask me the following question... Could relative dates be linked to completion of another activity?
Regards

Hello Jean-Roch,

THX for the feedback. You mean something like 3 days after completing quiz 4?
Technically this seems possible to me. Although a lot of work would be needed to implement a cache for performance reasons.

But for the moment I do not see a lot of extra value in this link to completion of another activity. Completing an activity would become more a punishment than a achievement....
Can you provide some samples where this extra restriction could be used in a way students are encouraged instead of discouraged?

Of course, currently you can already combine restrictions: Quiz 4 is completed AND 4 weeks after course start date.

R