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The issue exists on my 1.9.2 install and did on the 1.8.x versions I ran previously. Instructors accidently click this continue button very often and I can't say I blame them. It definitely looks like that button should be clicked.
Of course, when they do click it, their course resources get severely messed up. I have added a workaround that removes the continue timeout and adds a warning message that the continue link should not be clicked - unfortunately I did not find a better solution because it would require major refactoring to get it done properly
thanks for the report Yuck!
I have one suggestion to make things better. Instead of displaying the silly string, why not print the continue link inside a div styled with display: none, so it cannot be seen or clicked. That is still a nasty hack, but I think it is a bit nicer. You will have to ask penny and all other devs, I am not 100 % sure it would not break some 3rd party automated course import scripts
Thanks for working on a stop-gap fix! I've applied the patch and it's certainly better than giving the user no warning at all. I do agree that it would be better to remove the continue link one way or another...can anyone give a tip on how to do that?
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Bug
Closed
Minor
Continue link shows at the final screen of import BEFORE import is finished.
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In some cases clicking the 'continue' link results in the course contents being imported twice!