Just tried learning in a musical course with multiple choice. This for a course I've long completed on Memrise: 100 Jazz Standards with Audio. https://mylittlewordland.com/course/137820
When I try multiple choice here I'm continously wrong because they are several identical looking answers available for the same artist. But they are not counted as correct. (In this course there are several entries with different pieces from the same artist)
I have reported @[deleted] the same issue and have received a response that he would look into whether it can be fixed.
He has seemed to be very busy and no fix has been made yet.
Thanks for the links. I did read most of the posts here.
I think I've fixed both the problem that you reported, @elfendertig, and the problems you reported, @7shi 
Since this involved changing some important pieces of code, I'm a bit wary of fully releasing these fixes without some more testing, so I've released the fixes to a new "beta" version of My Little Word Land: https://beta.mylittlewordland.com . If possible, could you please try using that version of the site for the next, say, week, and let me know if you run into anything strange?
Any progress that you make on https://beta.mylittlewordland.com should automatically carry over to https://mylittlewordland.com, and vice versa
neoncube Thank you.
Since the subject to be checked is vague, can you tell me what measures you have taken?
I guess that it is probably one of these.
And what side effects are you concerned about?
There seems to be a side effect in the regular version:
https://forum.mylittlewordland.com/d/162-activation-link-not-working
Tested and worked for aforementioned course.
Thanks for testing, @elfendertig and @Mianei!
7shi I'm glad you asked After thinking about this some more, I think I need to do some more work XD
A few tricky examples:
| English | Spanish | Part of speech |
|---|---|---|
| hot; fire | haciente | noun |
| hot; spicy | caliente | noun |
| to run | escar | verb |
If the prompt is "noun", then only one of "hot", "fire", and "spicy" can be shown. (This is already working).
If the prompt is "haciente" and the answer is the part of speech, then we have to be careful to only show "noun" once. (This is already working).
If the prompt is "haciente" and the answer is in English, then for the correct option, we might show "hot" or "fire". For an incorrect answer, we could choose "spicy" but not "hot". I think I need to make some changes to support this.
