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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Critical
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3.5, 3.6, 3.7
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MOODLE_35_STABLE, MOODLE_36_STABLE, MOODLE_37_STABLE
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MOODLE_35_STABLE, MOODLE_36_STABLE
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MDL-63809-master-5 -
- Log in as admin
- Restore the backup-moodle2-course-7-c1-20181123-2011-nu.mbz
backup file into Moodle as a new course. - Go to the course and then go to the quiz that is in the first section
- Go to the quiz editing page (where you can add questions to the quiz)
- Click on add -> from question bank link
- set the category to CAT63809
- Confirm that you see the list of questions and no exception dialogue/modal pops up
Log in as admin Restore the backup-moodle2-course-7-c1-20181123-2011-nu.mbz backup file into Moodle as a new course. Go to the course and then go to the quiz that is in the first section Go to the quiz editing page (where you can add questions to the quiz) Click on add -> from question bank link set the category to CAT63809 Confirm that you see the list of questions and no exception dialogue/modal pops up
If there is a bad question (for example a multichoice question with no option in the qtype_multichoice_options table) in the DB, when you try to add a question from the bank Moodle throws a JS error and in the logs there is an sql error record not found.
This is the same problem as MDL-62811, but it is showing itself in other places as well.
To reproduce:
- Create a new multiple choice question.
- In the database, delete the newly added row in qtype_multichoice_options.
- Create a quiz
- Go to the quiz edit questions page
- click on add -> from question bank
