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  • BCS - A Textbook (Croatian Vocab)

7shi Thanks for the links! 🙂 Sorry for not fixing this after you reported it XD

      If it's debatable whether an answer is correct or not, it could also be nice to pop up a message saying something like "That's correct, but there's a better answer!" and then ask the user to try again.

      Using the above examples, I think we'd want to do this in the following cases:

      • Prompted with "hot" and answered "tang"
      • Prompted with "burning hot" and answered "re"

      Basically, we'd want to show this message when the answer only matched because of a hidden definition or because of parentheses.

      neoncube Don't mind me. I understand that you have so much work to do,

      I think this is a useful discussion, but I fear that it is not realistic to make such modifications every time one finds a problem. You have imported a large number of courses from Memrise and similar problems maybe exist in many places.

          7shi True! 🙂 This is a problem that I've been thinking about for a while, though, since I'd run into it somewhat often on Memrise (especially with Chinese courses).

          @austin557 For now, can you ignore "njezin"?

              @neoncube I don’t know which one it’s asking me for until I guess it. Is there a way for me to edit a lesson?

              • 7shi replied to this.

                austin557 There is a feature called "ignore" that removes certain words from the learning targets, but it does not seem to work properly as far as I have tried.

                  7shi I think this should be fixed, now 🙂

                  @austin557 The next time your answer is marked as incorrect and it says that the correct answer should have been "njezin", can you click the ignore button, like in @7shi's screenshot?

                      neoncube I have tried too, but it doesn't seem to have been fixed.

                      I think I am trying a modified version, because "Ignore" is getting darker and "Unlearn" is disappearing.

                        austin557 and @7shi Sorry, it looks like I hadn't properly released the fix '-_-

                        This should now truly be fixed! 🙂

                            @austin557 By the way, I noticed that there are a lot of words in that course that are separated with commas, which makes it so that you need to type both words. For example, you'd need to type "and, but" for "a".

                            Would you like me to fix this, so that "and", "but", and "and; but" are all accepted answers for "a"?