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Hi Carme,
This is what I am seeing as the most recent quiz attempts:
93.33% Quiz: Events Quiz
Score 14 out of 15 question(s)
on Mon, 01 Aug 2016 07:26:14 +0000
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90% Quiz: DOM Quiz
Score 9 out of 10 question(s)
on Sun, 07 Aug 2016 18:27:20 +0000Could you try by chance logging in on your phone or another device and trying again? Wondering if that might be connected, or just simply logging in and out again?
Since capturing happens before bubbling, setting #content to bubbling would have it display after the inner elements, since it bubbles from the inner elements out to the outer.
If #content is set to capturing then it will display first since it is capturing from the outer elements down into the inner.
Does that make more sense?
Hi Carme,
This is strange, I have not been able to duplicate the problem 🙁
It should show you your final score, although it does require 100% to be marked as complete.
What browser / device are you using?
Thanks!
Hi Sebastian,
We had some issues due to the length of videos being greatly increased and switching subtitle providers. Should hopefully have them back soon..
Hi Carme! Did you see the screen showing your results or just get sent back? Do you remember off hand if you got all answers correct?
It looks to me like when you change the handleClick listener from true to false it does display the phase correctly. The handleBubbles function however is not displaying the phase so it is not showing as different when the third parameter is switched on the event listener.
Please explain further what you’re finding though in case I am missing what you’re asking about!
You should be all set now @badermuteb1!
Hi @morganran-ge just got this back from Wistia:
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It sounds like the problem could be if your viewer had some sort of anti-tracking or security settings enabled. We require the browser to pass the page’s referrer to the Wistia player – so hypothetically, if someone had an anti-tracking plugin/extension running (something like https://www.ublock.org/, for example), that could prevent the referrer from being communicated to the Wistia player, which could then result in the player not loading based on your account’s domain restrictions – i.e. because the player couldn’t confirm it was being loaded on your domain, even though it was.We have a few different ways we could test for this, mostly designed around not turning off Domain Restrictions because it sounds like that would be an ideal situation:
You could ask your viewer to try viewing a video from a different browser and/or incognito/private browsing window, to see if they can narrow down the scope of the problem. Since it works from her mobile device, it does already indicate that this could be the issue.
If they know they have any anti-tracking plugins/extensions running, or other unusually high web security settings, they could try disabling those one at a time to see if it resolves the problem.
We can’t be sure that this is what’s causing the problem, but it is displaying like the standard indicators for this problem. If those tests don’t work, please let us know and we can keep looking into what’s causing the problem.
—Please let me know if any of this may apply?
Yes, this is only going to work in a code editor or on jsbin. To my knowledge it won’t work in the console.
Hey Jason!
Sorry about that! Tried to take a short cut with a Duplicator plugin for the Events Quiz and this tells me that the plugin does not work completely with LearnDash Quizzes. I’ve fixed the problem and you should see just the DOM questions now!
Zac
Hi Mike,
When I went back to fix this I realized that actually newContent should be there.
As mentioned, there is a best practice to declare all variables at the top of a section of code even if you do not assign them values until later. Later in the code you will note that newContent is assigned a value. However, the best practice is to declare all of your variables at the top and the assign them specific values later on. So, this code you pointed out is actually correct.
Later in the course we will get into why it still seems to work when you don’t declare it first as a variable, and it has to do with the topic of Scope.
Thanks!
Hi Mike!
Yes, this is a leftover from a different demo that got left in the source code. I will make a note and remove it 🙂
You may also want to rewatch some of the earlier videos in 1.2 where it talks about best practices for writing variables. This is a practice where you name and declare the variable at the top of your code even if you might not assign it a value till later. This way are variables are declared in one place for organization purposes.
We will relook at this when we get to scope a bit later in the course.
Hi!
This is strange. The videos are displaying for me and most other people and it should not be an account specific related issue.
Doesn’t the same thing happen on a mobile device? Also, do you have a proxy or anything else like that running on your computer? Are you able to test it on a different network?
Please let me know and I will help trouble shoot this with Wistia.
Hey Paul!
Glad that clears things up a bit 🙂 there is definitely some overlapping terminology, so if you have suggestions on how to keep the heart of the question but clarify the possible answers or the question wording, I would definitely appreciate the feedback!
Cheers 🙂
ZacHi Andrew, your email is bouncing for me. Can you please email me at email@zacgordon.com?
