Onetopic format
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David Herney
Course format that allows showing each topic in a tab, keeping the current tab between calls to resources, in such a way that when it returns from a module as the blog or the glossary it returns to tab from where you started. This format is based on the Moodle standard format: "Topics".
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I think that your problem is by the tab height in your current theme, the height in selected tab stop the align of next tabs. Please, check it or send me access to a site for test.
Saludos
We're using BuenaVista (2016071401) with Moodle 3.2.2 and i've noticed that when clicking around tabs within a course, when a tab becomes highlighted (with the blue line above it) it can sometimes knockout and misalign future tabs. When clicking on the next tab along, again the tab locations are readjusting. As highlighting doesn't seem to increase the width of the selected tab I can't see a reason for this effecting placement of any other tabs? Example here:
Thanks
Sarah
I added the supports_news method required.
Thanks by your comment.
Saludos
It looks as if the auto-creation of the forum no longer works, now that Moodle core has changed the method for doing this (see https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Course_formats#Supporting_the_automatic_creation_of_the_Announcements_forum). I can't see any support for this method in the Onetopic codebase.
There are two effects of this: the simple one is that it isn't possible to add the forum by adding the Latest News block. But also, if you have an Announcements forum already (e.g. it was there before the Moodle 3.2 upgrade), as soon as you visit the course settings page and re-save it, the Latest News block vanishes because the number of News items has reset to zero.
I wonder whether you have any plans to add support for this new method so that the Announcements forum and block can be made to work again?
Thanks in advance,
Erica
Saludos
2016071401:
- Fixed: Error code: sectionnotexist
- Applied Moodle coding style
- CSS styles changed (Commented by Kuriko A)
- Granted compatibility with Moodle 3.2+
Saludos
I use this course in many courses and it's really good.
In one of the courses I wanted to delete one of the section and from that moment the component does not work for me in only in this course.
I installed and removed the component that did not help, I added more section4 and it did not help
The course is not shown at all in this configuration I get an error.
in other course format It shows all the course
This section does not exist
More information about this error
Irith
It also creates another id-number than the theme 'expects'.
Example:
When i create a page it creates it in the theme folder /mod/page/view.php?id=100
It needs to go to /course/view.php?id=48§ion=1
.format-onetopic .tab_content.marker {font-style: italic;}
I don't really understand the purpose of italicising the font on one of the tabs, and from a design perspective, we prefer no italics on our webpages unless it's indicating a citation. So every time we upgrade, we have to comment out this line of code. So I guess I'm just wondering if it is essential and if there is any chance that it could be removed from future versions?
I wonder if anyone in this community is also randomly receiving this error, when using oneTopic Format?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kzlczoyxm1yrrrp/2017-03-08_10-23-30.png?dl=0
Our Moodle host is hinting that it might be related to the OneTopic format:
"..... At this point, they're thinking the most likely candidate is the OneTopic format as they can see evidence of it using session objects and heavily using the Page object, but can't conclusively demonstrate a link. ....."
Thanks in advance, Greg
We love this format and have set it as our default for all new courses. Thanks heaps for making it.
We're getting the same issue as Iñigo Zendegi Urzelai above (Section 0 is hidden with no means of changing it), and our server was updated to 3.1.3+ in December (from 2.8). The course that is encountering the issue (we have only had one course with the problem so far) was originally in Topics format (if that helps at all).
Any idea what might be happening?
Thanks again,
Tim
Thanks, David, from David