CLUEVO

Hey adsmar87,

this will be fixed in the next update. In the future only visible items will be included when counting children.

Hi roeyrdt,

yes, there is a function you can use:

cluevo_add_user_perms_to_item($intItemId, $mixedUsers, $intLevel)

$intItemId is the item ID of the tree element, you can see this on the tree page when you hover over an item.

$mixedUsers can either be a user ID or an array of user IDs.

$intLevel is the access level. Where 0 is no access, 1 is visible (item can be seen but can’t be opened) and 2 is full access.

The same function is also available for groups where you can pass group IDs instead of user IDs.

We’ve looked into it and found the issue. This only happens when the module is displayed directly on page via iframe. It will be fixed in the upcoming update.

Hi tanyarts, sorry to hear your having issues. I’m looking into this right now and will get back to you once I’ve found something.

Hey there, I’m one of the developers and I’ve just taken a look at this. This issue is related to your modules. Your modules load data from a third party site and this site seems to require some cookies to be in place to validate the request. I’m not sure if this is the standard but if you open a new incognito tab in chrome there should be a toggle to enable/disable blocking of third party cookies. If you disable this your modules work fine.

There’s really nothing we can do about this from our end, it’s just the way your modules are built and that the site it fetches the content from requires these cookies.

Hey Adrian,

thanks for bringing this to our attention. This change will be added in the next release.

Thanks!

There should be an option in the settings menu to enable this setting. It should also display if the .htaccess files are there. Of course the server configuration also has to allow this to work. If you try to access the files from say an incognito tab in your browser to simulate direct access (e.g. https://host/wp-content/uploads/cluevo/modules/scorm-2004/my-module//index_lms.html) you should receive a 403 forbidden response from the server.

Alternatively, we’ve had clients that implemented checks inside the module itself. On starting the module it basically phoned home to a separate server to check if the access if authorized. I don’t have the technical details on how they implemented that though, I’ve just seen it done in a module.

The thing with moodle is that it is it’s own system so they have a lot more flexibility on what they can do, while we have to be able to run on a wide variety of systems inside the WordPress system. Often users don’t even have the kind of permissions or access to do something like storing files outside the web root, so this is kind of a tricky thing for us to do.

Hi Andrew,

we have a (very) basic .htaccess security feature that should block direct access to any files within the modules directory. A determined individual could forge requests to these files but it should block any access by trial and error.
Placing files outside the root directory is something we still have in our backlog and we do have some ideas on how to that it’s too soon to announce anything.

Hi hwuser,

sorry we had to remove the demo course installation to conform to WordPress requirements. We’ll remove this bit from the readme in a future update.

Would it be possible for you to submit a ticket via our support form and attach a site-health report? I’ll get this to our developers to figure out.

This is currently not possible, but I think we can probably add this with the next update.

I don’t think that there is currently a straight forward way to enable this, but I’ll add this to our feature backlog.
You could in theory add an element to the tree that links to your pdf. If we add a download feature it will probably be an icon on the tree element with a link to the pdf or a download button inside the pdf viewer.

That’s currently not an option but a great suggestion. I’ll add this to our feature backlog.

Is this isolated to the admin pages or does this also happen on user facing pages?
Have you tried to deactivate and reactivate the plugin?
Is it possible to save the learning tree?

Glad to hear you figured it out.
You can use the default WordPress registration/login for this. In the upcoming update you will also be able to disable this message.