yeap - it's getting worse.
anyone else spot whats happening?
very frustrating for me.
I prefer not to play guessing games. What problem are you seeing?
It does not allow you to finish a course, even though you have. (All required reading is completed, may be missing a suggested reading). 6 of the 8 courses shown are actually completed, and stay in the "started" category.
Strange. I completed "The Gospel of the Kingdom" with Ladd, and It now sits in the completed category.
Likewise I just did a cheat-through of the Pilgrim's progress, clicking continue repeatedly and got to the end where I was able to click the finished button. Now it too sits in the completed bin.
When you go into the courses you have finished, does it show anything undone? That may be the issue. I have very little experience with actual courses, as I've only just started a few.
When you go into the courses you have finished, does it show anything undone?
That is the issue in this case. If you don't do every reading for a course (because you're missing a specific resource), you'll never get 100% and it will never be completed.
I don't think that's a bug, I think it's a good feature, as I may end up with that missing resource down the road, and finally get to do the missing reading.
But I can see how the number of started courses could get cluttered, as more and more mostly complete courses accumulate. Perhaps FL can add another collapsable section, to be able to hide courses which are as completed as possible under the circumstances.
yeap - it's getting worse. anyone else spot whats happening? very frustrating for me.
Courses can now be marked completed even when not all readings have been completed in 7.9.
where is it located? just updated minutes ago, i don't see it in the drop down menuonly import and delete still.
Hi Brent,
I apologize, I should have said that they are now automatically marked complete. We did not add any new UI.
Hi Brent, I apologize, I should have said that they are now automatically marked complete. We did not add any new UI.