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  2. MDL-64464

Drag-drop question types do not allow use of mixed languages

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    • MOODLE_35_STABLE, MOODLE_36_STABLE, MOODLE_37_STABLE
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      First decide if you are happy to test this by inspecting the HTML in the browser, or if you acutally want to find a screen-reader that supports more than one language.

      Then, for each of the three question types:

      • Drag-drop into text
      • Drag-drop onto image (with draggable type = text).
      • Drag-drop markers

      Create a question where the question text is in English (or whatever the default languages of your Moodle site is) and the draggable choices are in another language. (For a more specific example, for drag-drop into text, see the description of this issue.)

      Then, preview the question with some screen-reader, and verify that the the drag items are read with the correct accent (or, that at least the <span lang=".."> tags are present in the HTML.

      Note: there is some unit test coverage of this already. The manual testing is just a backup.

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      First decide if you are happy to test this by inspecting the HTML in the browser, or if you acutally want to find a screen-reader that supports more than one language. Then, for each of the three question types: Drag-drop into text Drag-drop onto image (with draggable type = text). Drag-drop markers Create a question where the question text is in English (or whatever the default languages of your Moodle site is) and the draggable choices are in another language. (For a more specific example, for drag-drop into text, see the description of this issue.) Then, preview the question with some screen-reader, and verify that the the drag items are read with the correct accent (or, that at least the <span lang=".."> tags are present in the HTML. Note: there is some unit test coverage of this already. The manual testing is just a backup.

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      Suppose you have a course in English, about the French language.

      And suppose that you have disabled students, so that it is important that the text in your questions is read correctly by screen-readers.

      Then, you may want a question:

      <p>Put the right word in this phrase:</p>
      		 
       
      		 
      <p lang="fr">[[1]] chat s'est assis sur [[1]] tapis</p>
      		 
       
      		 
      1: [ le ]
      		 
      2: [ la ]
      		 
      3: [ l' ]

      This does not work, because the drag items are outside the <p> tag, so are not read by the screen reader with the proper accent.

      To fix this, we need to add <span lang=".."> to the set of allowed tags in drag items.

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            timhunt Tim Hunt
            timhunt Tim Hunt
            Mahmoud Kassaei Mahmoud Kassaei
            Eloy Lafuente (stronk7) Eloy Lafuente (stronk7)
            Simey Lameze Simey Lameze
            Andrew Lyons, Huong Nguyen, Jun Pataleta, Michael Hawkins, Shamim Rezaie, Simey Lameze, Safat Shahin, Tim Hunt, Andrew Lyons, Huong Nguyen, Jun Pataleta, Michael Hawkins, Shamim Rezaie, Simey Lameze
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              11/Mar/19