Hello @tlouwet
You can check this new setting from WordPress dashboard > Tutor LMS > Settings > Courses tab > And look for the Course Completion Process option . .
There are two modes. . Strict and Flexible mode . .
Students can complete courses anytime in the Flexible mode.
In the Strict mode, students have to complete, pass all the lessons and quizzes (if any) to mark a course as complete.
Screenshot 2020-07-06 at 4.04.00 PM
Thanks
hi @nayeeem
I’ve played around with these 2 settings, strict is closest, but not exactly.
What I’m trying to do is the moment a student finishes a quiz, the course is automatically set to “completed”, so they don’t need to do it themselves.
Some students get confused about having to click the “complete course”.
– Some afraid they’re doing something wrong
– Some thinking the website didn’t register their quiz result(s) correctly
If the course was set to “completed” the moment they finished the quiz, it would remove those confusions (or atleast I hope ^^).
Thanks for your time
I totally agree and understand the problem. If the complete lesson was at the bottom it would also help with navigating as there are two buttons next at the bottom and complete lesson at the top. A bit confusing
Hello @tlouwet
I have got your problem. But as our developers are preoccupied now with heavy loads of task this, I can not ensure this change right now. . This feature will need a bit of Research by our RnD team. Sorry. .
Tutor LMS has almost 335 Action Hooks and 229 Filter Hooks
It’s a highly customizable plugin. I hope any developer with some PHP knowledge can do some codes to trigger the Complete course button after completing the quiz . .
Hello @ushir247a
You can override Tutor LMS templates and customize it according to your own. . It’s pretty simple and easy to move on. .
Please follow the documentation for overriding tutor LMS templates https://docs.themeum.com/tutor-lms/developers/override-templates/
Thanks