Keep track of number of attempts, so we can know if student has used their 'herkansing' or not. (to figure out... is each change to an entry simply a new attempt, or should teacher manually have to adjust the attempts).

[luttje]

[luttje]

There is currently a way to keep track of attempts in the database in student_scores:

// Was this a retake? If not, attempt = 1
$table->unsignedInteger('attempt')->default(1);

However the current implementation always overwrites the default attempt (1) in StudentScore:

public static function updateFeedbackForStudents(array $updatedScores)
{
    StudentScore::upsert(
        $updatedScores,
        ['student_id', 'module_version_id', 'feedbackmoment_id', 'attempt'],
        ['score', 'feedback', 'teacher_id']
    );
}

To implement attempts I believe the following needs to be taken into account:

1. Interface design: how does a teacher indicate that the result they're editting is an edit, or new attempt
2. Interface design: how are previous attempts visible to the teacher (and editable) and visible to the student
3. The attempt must be changed in the StudyPointMatrix->students property. updatedStudents will then automatically update or insert it in the database
4. We should double-check if StudentController->getStudentScoresForBlok does in fact get/count the last attempt (or highest?) for each student

[bartjroos]

Interface design; maybe like a 'stack'... You click a box which has multiple attempts behind it, and it will fold out like a 'stack' of old attempts was behind it?

How to indicate if you want a new attempt.. maybe like it's always a new attempt, but you can hold down a key, or set a global switch to enter edit mode?

[luttje]

Nice idea to use a stack, seems intuitive to me.

Another idea for an interface that's less preferable, but easier to implement:

1. User edits the number
2. As the focus is lost they get a modal with these options:
   • Edit attempt #last
   • Add new attempt

The same modal could be used to visualize the stack of attempts if the user wants to see them. Perhaps on mouse over a small stack button could appear for opening that view.

@bartjroos I can probably work out a prototype for this rather quickly now that I'm familiar with the project. I'll whip something up today

[bartjroos]

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