by Mahunakpon GNANGA.
Hello Kent,
Thank you very much for your response, and apologies for not translating the error message before posting it on the forum. I thought sharing the exact error message as it appeared might be more helpful and avoid any misinterpretation from a translation.
Regarding the issue: the real challenge is that I don’t even know which course the problematic question belongs to. So even if I were to attempt a correction via the database, I wouldn’t know which course I should go to in order to delete or fix the problematic question. Not that the ID change every time so should I do that for each error ID ?
In fact, I don’t even know where the faulty questionnaire is located, otherwise I would have simply deleted or rebuilt it.
Do you happen to know if there’s any solution for this? Perhaps a plugin or tool that allows scanning all the quiz questions on the platform to detect issues like this and identify which course they belong to?
I’m a site administrator, and most courses are managed by teachers. We currently have over two hundred courses on the platform, which makes manual searching quite difficult.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thank you very much for your response, and apologies for not translating the error message before posting it on the forum. I thought sharing the exact error message as it appeared might be more helpful and avoid any misinterpretation from a translation.
Regarding the issue: the real challenge is that I don’t even know which course the problematic question belongs to. So even if I were to attempt a correction via the database, I wouldn’t know which course I should go to in order to delete or fix the problematic question. Not that the ID change every time so should I do that for each error ID ?
In fact, I don’t even know where the faulty questionnaire is located, otherwise I would have simply deleted or rebuilt it.
Do you happen to know if there’s any solution for this? Perhaps a plugin or tool that allows scanning all the quiz questions on the platform to detect issues like this and identify which course they belong to?
I’m a site administrator, and most courses are managed by teachers. We currently have over two hundred courses on the platform, which makes manual searching quite difficult.
Thanks in advance for your help.