MDL-15315 The previous fix for this issue with wildcard answers in the item analysis report caused the following two regressions. This patch fixes it properly.
MDL-17247 This is basiclly pointing out the weridness in the previous fix and gave some useful clues as to a proper solution. Thanks Oleg.
MDL-17610 This was a report of a problem with each attempt builds on last, with a shortanswer question, where the sutdent's response contains a '.
Also, lots of unit tests to try to ensure the new code is right.
Also MDL-17585 Improve layout of manual grading forms to make them look more like formslib forms. The standard trick of stealing the HTML and class names that formslib works, so the standard style rules apply to your form.
And MDL-17568 minor niggles with new queston navigation:
* The bit that scrolls down to the question you just submitted in adaptive mode was not working with random questions.
* Teachers reviewing an open attempt were shown the qusetions as editable, not read only!
Have fixed the formatting in responses report and in statistics report to use the correct formatting for the question type.
Created new functions format_responses and format_response. format_responses works on an array and normally just walks through the array calling format_response.
In the 1.9 branch this is controlled by a new option under Admin -> Experimental. In Moodle 2.0 dev it is not optional, it just works.
The main change is letting the manual grading report know which random questions might need manual grading. MDL-4004 - this depends on the random question under consideration, which requires a new questiontype method.
I also changed the random question code so that I could remove some global variables.
When editing an existing category, the logic should have been to prevent you from moving the category if it was the last remaining top-level category in its context.
When creating a new category as part of creating a random question, there should be no restriction.
This was started and usability tested as a Finnish Summer of Code project, and then Olli did further work on it in his own time to get it in shape for inclusion in Moodle 2.0. I reviewed all the code. There are a number of minor outstanding issues that will be fixed soon. See the subtasks of MDL-17284 for a list.
The goal of these changes is to:
* help teachers new to Moodle, so when they first see the quiz editing page, they don't go "Huh! What on earth am I supposed to do here?"
* help novice Moodle users understand and learn to use some of the more advanced quiz feature;
* but, without slowing down more experienced quiz users.
Naturally, with ambitous goals like that, we won't have managed to satisy everybody, but I think this change is a big step in the right direction.
There is extensive documentation on this project at http://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Quiz_UI_redesign.
