Probably - what happens when you try it?

Anything Dinis?

-Derek

We use checklists a lot and have several checklists with comments. Is there any way that these comments can also be exported when the checklists are exported?
Many thanks
Sue

Hi Sue - that is certainly something that I could look at developing, but I'm not sure when I've got a spare evening to do so (I had hoped to do a bit of 'hobby' Moodle dev over Christmas, but that didn't seem to happen).

Thanks Davo, it would be really useful but I am aware that you are developing this in your spare time now. Very much appreciated

All automated tests passing in Moodle 3.2, with minor tweaks to the behat tests.

This plugin seems to interfere with Define Role and the table where you change capabilities. I´ve got the problem after upgrade to 3.4. I found this forumpost with the same problem and the probably cause: https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=371157#p1496199

@Peter - thanks for the heads-up on this. It was a very small typo in the access.php file, but it had a bit effect on the role definitions page (just surprised I didn't manage to spot the problem earlier ...).

@Peter and @Davo- thanks so much for picking up on this (apologies for not contacting you direct)- Glad you've worked out the bug with access.php file, i'll reinstall and see if it works now.

Looks to be working fine in Moodle 3.8 (Travis CI gives it an all clear against automated tests).

Dear all,

I saw an old request regarding adding comments to the export.
Is this still a work in progress or expected any time soon.

Would really appreciate it!!!

Bas

Minor fix added (for situations where there are no checklists in the course). Automated tests + brief manual testing suggest working fine with Moodle 3.9.

Minor fix + tested against Moodle 3.10.

Hi, the checklist export shows learners who are suspended on a course. Is it possible to have these clearly identified or removed?

Hi Sharon,

It would be fairly easy to change the code in export.php, around the get_users_by_capability() line, to exclude users who are suspended (or whose enrolment has expired). However, doing that would be a change to how the code has been operating for the last 10+ years, so there is a risk that other people could be relying on the current behaviour.

I'd be happy to review some code that added an option to handle excluding suspended users, but I'm not likely to look at making the change myself in the near future.