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Sorting out issue (student profile - documents)

When a student is logged in, certain data (size and date) are not correctly sorted out ("documents" tool).


(All is correct with a teacher profile).


I can't find the issue's source in the code.


Could you help me please ? This is a persistent problem in Dokeos.


Thanks for your help.


smarti

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ven, 30/03/2012 - 20:47 — mohan
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Sorting out issue (student profile - documents)

 

Hi,
 
I checked this problem in Document tool and the student can see correct size of data like teachers. If some of the documents in folder are not visible for the students, then the folder size will vary from student to teacher.
 
Thanking you,
lun, 02/04/2012 - 10:02 — smart

Thank you very much for your

Thank you very much for your answer. But it's not really my question :) I didn't explain very well maybe (excuse my bad english).

It's about the sort of the data. When a student wants to sort documents by date or size (whatever it is), the results are wrong (1 week / 1 day / 1 month / 1 year / 1 day... or 1 Mo / 457 ko / 3 Mo and so on...) : the sort is wrong... in disorder. If a teacher (a user with a teacher profile) sorts data, it works.

I just want students can sort out the data like the teacher profile...

Thank you very much for your help, it's a big problem for me, and this bug is in all versions of Dokeos (2.1.1 too).

Thanks,

Smarti

lun, 02/04/2012 - 10:58 — smart

Fixed.

Hello again,

I finally fixed the bug. I don't know how it works exactly, but I changed these lines in "document.php" and it works (it's about columns' order) : (Dokeos 1.8.6)

If it can help someone...

Original code :

if ( count($row) == 8 ) {
    $column_order[]=1;
    $column_order[]=2;
    $column_order[]=7;
    $column_order[]=6;
    $column_order[]=5;
} else if ( count($row) == 6 ) {
    $column_order[]=1;
    $column_order[]=2;
    $column_order[]=7;
    $column_order[]=4;    
}

Replaced by :

if ( count($row) == 8 ) {
    $column_order[0]=1;
    $column_order[1]=2;
    $column_order[2]=7;
    $column_order[3]=6;
    $column_order[4]=5;
} else if ( count($row) == 6 ) {
    $column_order[0]=1;
    $column_order[1]=5;
    $column_order[2]=4;
    $column_order[3]=4;
}

bye
smarti

 

 

lun, 02/04/2012 - 19:11 — mohan
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Hi

 

Hi,
 
Thank you very much for your fix. Sure it will be helpful.
 
Thanking you,