Bug: removing network connection should not result in wrong answers being marked 100% correct
To reproduce:
- Open a test/question/practice
- Remove the network connection
- Fill in any, no, or some answer (eg. "foobar")
- Click [Continue]
- Observe that the answer is marked Correct
- Repeat for all questions in the test
- Observe that the score is 100%
- Click on [Review]
- Click on an individual answer
- Observe that this shows: 'Your response: "foobar" Correct response: "" '
What happens:
- It would appear that if a callout fails, a null string is returned
- Testing against this null string returns success
What should happen:
- An incorrect answer should not be marked correct
- Ideally answers should be held and compared when network returns if a local copy is not available
At least one other user has observed this behaviour back in c. October 2014:
June 15, 2015
1 Comment
I sometimes experienced that in the mobile version, but it was not intended, it happened because my WiFi is horrible xD
I noticed it some lessons later... Before: "Oh, I must be Goethe"... haha
June 15, 2015
