Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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3.4, 3.7.3, 3.8, 3.9
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MOODLE_34_STABLE, MOODLE_37_STABLE, MOODLE_38_STABLE, MOODLE_39_STABLE
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MOODLE_37_STABLE, MOODLE_38_STABLE
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MDL-61390-master -
- Install a fresh Moodle site
- Create a course with at least 1 (but less than 10) users enrolled
- Create a forum activity in the course.
- Download the test script makediscussions.php
to your Moodle root folder. - Run it. "php makediscussions.php"
- Go to the forum
- On the search field on the forum's view page, search for the word "dis"
- Check the subject heading of each search result.
- Confirm that they are enclosed in an <h4> tag.
- Go to the profile of a user enrolled in the course
- Click "Forum posts".
- Check the subject heading of each search result.
- Confirm that they are enclosed in an <h3> tag.
Install a fresh Moodle site Create a course with at least 1 (but less than 10) users enrolled Create a forum activity in the course. Download the test script makediscussions.php to your Moodle root folder. Run it. " php makediscussions.php " Go to the forum On the search field on the forum's view page, search for the word " dis " Check the subject heading of each search result. Confirm that they are enclosed in an <h4> tag. Go to the profile of a user enrolled in the course Click " Forum posts ". Check the subject heading of each search result. Confirm that they are enclosed in an <h3> tag.
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0
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International 3.9 - Sprint 5, International 3.9 - Sprint 6
Description
Incorrect Heading structure on Search Results page
Description: The headings on the search results page when searching forums do not correctly use heading levels to convey the hierarchy/structure of hte page. Currently “Search Results” is displayed as a heading level 3 with individual search result items as heading level 2.
Steps to replicate:
- Open a forum
- Search the forum for a known present search term
- View the headings list on the search results page
Attachments
Issue Links
- is subtask of
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MDL-61495 Improve Moodle's Core Forums by incorporating features from Moodleroom's Advanced Forums
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- Open
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