Duplicate Rise Module
Jun 22, 2017
By
Aaron Barth
We are in the process of translating our modules to a secondary language. I thought the process would be simple. However when I duplicate a rise module, NONE of the links/buttons to move around inside stay linked. I have to go back through and re-link them. This is very time consuming. Is there anyway when a duplicate copy is made that all the button destination links stay within the course.
6 Replies
Hi Aaron, sorry for the trouble you're having with buttons. We'll have a fix for this issue soon. You're right, the duplicate process should be simple and not require any rework. We'll get this fixed ASAP and follow up here.
Thanks, we look forward to this update. In the meantime I have re-linked each link manually.
I've also found that when you duplicate courses the new course doesn't inherit the labels file of the old one, it defaults back to English. The new course also shows the author at the top even if the original module had it hidden. Would be good if this could be fixed too!
Nisha,
You're correct. the labels don't stay consistent for each course. I went ahead and changed all of the navigation labels in that particular course to French. When I moved on to the next course in English, my navigation labels are still in French. I shouldn't have to change them back to English. Are these controls default for all courses? They should be setup individually.
Hi Aaron!
Sorry to hear that you've run into difficulty with this.
Curious if you modified the default setting or if you created your own custom labels.
My course defaults to English much like Nisha describes above, although I can see where you would want 'duplicate' to work differently and be an actual duplicate. Seems to be duplicating the content in a 'new' file and default settings.
Hello everyone!
I wanted to pop in and let you know that we had an update to Rise yesterday that addressed the duplicate course label set defaulting back to English.
Hope this helps!
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