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Replace Non-functional 'Back' Button with 'Cancel' Button on First Panel of 'Create a New Course' Modal #5982
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I am working on an issue concerning this form i will just fix this up before I proceed. |
@Formasitchijoh, regarding your doubts, I realized there were some mistakes in my previous description of the issue. Here’s the corrected explanation for future reference if the issue remains unresolved: The options for creating a course or program vary depending on the user's role (admin, instructor, or Wiki Ed staff): The issue needs to be addressed only when the user is an Instructor in the Wiki Education Dashboard:
Only.Instrcutor.mp4 |
@Abishekcs Thank you for the clarification, i think i ensured this " And also i have a blocker, my build hasn't been passing lately I have tried uninstalling my bundler installing a new one but it still does not solve it, I will appreciate you help if you have an idea on what i can do to fix this. |
Yes, but if you look at your first Make sure you are only an Instructor and not Wiki Ed staff of any course on the Wiki Ed dashboard (Since this is the only part where the back button doesn't function, and where there should have been a Cancel button instead). Then, when you click the 'Create Course' button, the correct panel opens up as shown in the video in the issue. |
I understand now,I will update that |
Issue Description
The
Back
button on the first panel of theCreate a New Course
modal serves no purpose and does not function at all. Since this is the first panel, it should not have a "Back" button. Instead, the button should be replaced with a "Cancel" button that allows the user to exit the modal if needed.Steps to Reproduce
Refer to the recording below for further details (In case you don't have admin access, which is required to access the button as an instructor or as an admin at some level.):
2024-10-06.13-38-08.mp4
Expected Behaviour
Cancel
button instead of a "Back" button.Screenshots
System Information
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