When a fill-in-the-blank exercise is authored with a statement containing labeled/xml:id'd children, the automatically generated solution for that exercise duplicates the entire statement resulting in duplicate xml:id errors.
See this conversation:
https://groups.google.com/g/pretext-support/c/34E4PpRSlhA/m/EHGQ1rFLAAAJ
The error was first identified when images were included in a problem.
I believe that the fault occurs in xsl/pretext-runestone-static.xsl lines 1040-1060. This block of code duplicates the original statement replacing all of the fillin elements with their correct answers. It was implemented with a recursive copy of the statement xml hierarchy, and only the fillin is overridden with a change.
To preserve the original intent of the automatic solution, what is the best alternative?
- Copy only text-based elements (e.g.,
p and ul and ol) and skip any other children
- Copy only paragraphs that contain fill-in-blanks that require substitution, skipping all other elements (including paragraphs) that involve no substitution
When a fill-in-the-blank exercise is authored with a
statementcontaining labeled/xml:id'd children, the automatically generatedsolutionfor that exercise duplicates the entire statement resulting in duplicate xml:id errors.See this conversation:
https://groups.google.com/g/pretext-support/c/34E4PpRSlhA/m/EHGQ1rFLAAAJ
The error was first identified when images were included in a problem.
I believe that the fault occurs in xsl/pretext-runestone-static.xsl lines 1040-1060. This block of code duplicates the original
statementreplacing all of thefillinelements with their correct answers. It was implemented with a recursive copy of the statement xml hierarchy, and only thefillinis overridden with a change.To preserve the original intent of the automatic solution, what is the best alternative?
pandulandol) and skip any other children