Aori Nevo

This is taken care of in v2.4.9

Hi amirpouya,

Let me add this to the list of requested features. I will try to get this out in the next update.

Regards,

Aori Nevo

The code needs to be significantly restructured before extending the plugin to accommodate new features.

The earlier versions of this plugin were implemented in the front-end. After some thought, though, I concluded it really doesn’t belong there and moved it into the dashboard. In the dashboard I have access to many templates that allow me to set up custom menus, sub menus, tables, etc… The dashboard also mimics the standard school portals that students login to to gain access to their email, grades, etc…

For the reasons above, I don’t believe this feature will be implemented soon. The features suggested by michaeljcripps under the Reviews section will probably come first.

This is taken care of with version 2.4.4

This problems should be fixed with version 2.4.4.

HI carherbl,

This is not implemented yet.

I’m considering a significant rewrite of the plugin to make it easier to extend and add features like the one requested here.

I have not looked at the code in a while, so I’m afraid I can’t provide any tips.

Hi heba badawi, I still haven’t been able to duplicate this error.

Hi sulazix_1, originally this plugin was meant for the front-end. I noticed most of the dashboard functions matched what was needed for this plugin and this was the main reason it is in the dashboard.

Further development will probably allow for access through the “front-end” and maybe access to data as well.

Hi amirpouya, I haven’t had the time to continue development of this plugin.

It’s possible with some extra code, but at the moment I haven’t been able to do much/any development.

Doesn’t look like there are any errors. I can’t tell what’s preventing the content of the page from loading.

Your screenshots are of the Developer Tools window but with the sources tab selected. I need to see what is being displayed on the console tab.

In your Chrome browser, click the View tab -> Developer -> Developer Tools. When the Developer Tools pop up at the bottom of the browser window, click on the Console tab. Refresh the page and click on GradeBook. A screenshot of the results would help troubleshoot.

Hi Erick,

What WordPress version are you using?
Have you tried disabling the other plugins on your site?

I am happy to hear this fixed the problem.

I will definitely add a function of the type you described, but I’m not sure when or how, yet.