| commit | 6fb09beb86739b903da2b07838bfb17d7aa33ef4 | |
| author | Sara Arjona <sara@moodle.com> | |
| Thu, 11 Jan 2024 15:23:43 +0000 (11 16:23 +0100) | ||
| committer | Sara Arjona <sara@moodle.com> | |
| Thu, 25 Jan 2024 16:46:36 +0000 (25 17:46 +0100) | ||
| tree | 32c6d42f95c9ae5fc44dd5755577120e2564b425 | treesnapshot (tar.gz zip) |
| parent | f30110b5ebf9090ee484986e020d43a7819fc436 | commitdiff |
MDL-69225 h5pactivity: Review when and which banners display
The UX team proposal is to display two different notifications, to avoid confusion:
1. When the user is in preview mode:
Message: 'You are in preview mode.'
Notification Type: Information (blue), with the information permanently visible and not dismissible,
ensuring continuous awareness.
2. When activity tracking is disabled:
Message: 'Attempt tracking is not enabled for this activity. You can enable it in Settings.'
Notification Type: Warning (yellow) with a close icon for dismissal if tracking is intentionally disabled.
These notifications should only be visible to teachers and content creators, not students.
If a teacher also has a student role, this information should not appear when logged in as a student.
That's why the pre-existing is_tracking_enabled() function has been updated to only check if tracking
is on for an activity, without considering user capabilities (that's why the $user parameter has been
removed from this function too). Besides, a new function called can_submit() has been created to find
out if users are allowed to submit an activity.
The UX team proposal is to display two different notifications, to avoid confusion:
1. When the user is in preview mode:
Message: 'You are in preview mode.'
Notification Type: Information (blue), with the information permanently visible and not dismissible,
ensuring continuous awareness.
2. When activity tracking is disabled:
Message: 'Attempt tracking is not enabled for this activity. You can enable it in Settings.'
Notification Type: Warning (yellow) with a close icon for dismissal if tracking is intentionally disabled.
These notifications should only be visible to teachers and content creators, not students.
If a teacher also has a student role, this information should not appear when logged in as a student.
That's why the pre-existing is_tracking_enabled() function has been updated to only check if tracking
is on for an activity, without considering user capabilities (that's why the $user parameter has been
removed from this function too). Besides, a new function called can_submit() has been created to find
out if users are allowed to submit an activity.