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Improvement
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Resolution: Done
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Minor
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3.6.0
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Test on a device of your choice.- Enter into an assignment with text submission and word count enabled (i.e master site > dev testing course > assignment > online text only.
- Add or edit the submission.
- In the RTE click on View code and enter the following text:
- <p> Word1</p><p>Word2</p>Word3<br>W<b>o</b>rd4<br/>Word5<p><ul><li>Word6</li><li>Word7</li></ul>Word8
- Check it correctly count the number of words (8).
Test on a device of your choice. Enter into an assignment with text submission and word count enabled (i.e master site > dev testing course > assignment > online text only. Add or edit the submission. In the RTE click on View code and enter the following text: <p> Word1</p><p>Word2</p>Word3<br>W<b>o</b>rd4<br/>Word5<p><ul><li>Word6</li><li>Word7</li></ul>Word8 Check it correctly count the number of words (8). -
MOODLE_36_STABLE
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MOODLE_36_STABLE
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Moodle Mobile 3.6.1
If you separate two lines using <br>, <p> or similar, the app's word count thinks that the last word of the first line and the first word of the second line are the same word. E.g.:
<p>This is</p><p>some text</p>
The result will be 3 words because "is" and "some" are considered to be the same word.
This happens in web too, but the web editor usually adds new lines when you add a new line using the visual editor so it's harder to get this problem.
