CLUEVO LMS, E-Learning Platform

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Introduction

Welcome to the CLUEVO Learning Management System for WordPress. Our LMS allows you to add SCORM e-learning modules, video tutorials, podcasts and other media to your WordPress site. That Content can be organized into courses, chapters and modules and you can easily manage the permissions for different users and groups.

Video Tutorials
CLUEVO LMS Bundles
Create interactive E-learning Scorm Courses

Setup the CLUEVO Learning Tree Structure

SCORM

We currently support SCORM 2004 4th edition and SCORM 1.2. Other 2004 editions may work but are not officially supported. We are hard at work to provide better support for more versions of the standard. If you have any suggestions on what standards to support please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us via the support Forum.

Video/Audio

Currently many File Formats like mp3, wav, mp4 and webm are supported. With our free oEmbed extension you can also add and organize videos from Youtube, twitch and other Streaming services.

PDF

CLUEVO LMS allows you to use your PDF files as learning modules. Upload a PDF file and use it as a module in your learning tree. Your users place in the document is stored and you can see each student’s location in the document.

Learning Structure

The LMS consists of different courses that in turn contain chapters that contain modules. The first thing you’ll want to do is upload a SCORM module. To do this use the uploader on the Learning Management page in the modules tab. Once you have uploaded one (or more!) modules you can start creating your learning structure. Create some courses and add chapters and modules.

User Management

CLUEVO LMS gives you the ability to set permissions for each level of the learning tree. You can assign users to groups and set permissions for groups or just individual users. Each element of the learning tree can have one of three access levels:

0: No access. Items won’t show up anyware for this user/group
1: Visible. Items will be visible for a user/group but cannot otherwise be accessed
2: Open. The user/group has full access to this element.

It is also possible to have permissions expire at a certain date/time.

Hint: As a user with administrative capabilities you have full access to all elements by default.

Reports

The reports page gives you an overview on the progress your users have made. You can also view the different SCORM parameters.
Progress records and SCORM parameters can also be exported to csv files.

Competence

The competence system allows you to define competence areas that consist of different competences. You can then set which modules teach which competences and how much of a competence a module covers.

An example could be that you have a competence area named Backoffice that consists of the following competences:

  • Excel
  • Word
  • Outlook

Competences are a great alternative way to organize your courses. They enable your users to directly browse modules that teach certain competences.

Settings

CLUEVO LMS provides an in-depth settings page to customize the LMS to your liking. You can customize the way your modules are displayed, protect your modules from external access, allow your students to rate your content and much more.

Extensions

We offer a suite of extension to add functionality to your LMS. Whether it’s support for more types of modules, certificates or reporting, we have it all.
Our Extension include:

Free Extensions

  • oEmbed Modules: Allows you to use content like YouTube videos as modules
  • Google Documents: Let’s you use your Google Docs as modules. With this you can just whip up a quick presentation and use it as a module

Premium Extensions

  • AI Quiz Maker: Transform your Posts into multiple choice quizzes with the push of a button
  • Certificates: Design and issue certificates for when your users complete courses
  • Multiple Trees: Create and manage more than one learning tree
  • User Learning Progress: Adds new user focused reporting for trainers
  • User Import: Import users with group memberships
  • wooCommerce Integration: Let’s you sell course access via wooCommerce products

Your very own extension

We are always looking to improve on our LMS and also offer our services to implement extensions to your specifications. Feel free to inquire at info@cluevo.at for details.

Now Available: AI Quiz Maker

We’ve recently released our AI Quiz Maker as a premium extension. This extensions allows you to create multiple-choice quizzes from your existint posts and pages or from copy and pasted text. We analyze your content generate quiz questions for you. You can then use these questions to compose your very own quiz modules.

Support

If you encounter any issues we recommend to submit a ticket via our support system found at cluevo.at -> produkte und dienstleistungen -> support. You can also use the WordPress support forums but response times via tickets are generally faster and we can offer more in depth help via ticket.

Feedback

If you have any feedback or feature requests please do not hesitate to contact us via the support Forum (https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/cluevo-lms/).

Screenshots

  • Creating a course structure
  • Handling permissions
  • User page

Installation

  1. Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/cluevo-lms directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
  2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress
  3. Upload your SCORM modules and create a learning structure through the CLUEVO settings pages
  4. Optionally set some permissions
  5. Start learning (or teaching 😉 )!

Kwel-vrae

My module fails to upload

Please check your PHP max. script execution time and increase it if necessary. Your hosting provider can adjust this value for you.

I can’t see my content

Make sure you are logged in or that you have set the permissions for the guest group accordingly.

How do I access my learning content?

You can add a link to the course index page through the menu editor or add a shortcode to any page where you want to display cluevo content

How to I get a shortcode?

You can copy the shortcode by using the [s] buttons for each element on the learning management page or by clicking on the item id that appears when you move your mouse over an item.
The shortcode supports two parameters: row and tile. By using these parameters you can set how the item is displayed on the page. You can also display elements as links by using the shortcode style [cluevo item=”x”]This is a link[/cluevo]

Can i display my modules on arbitrary pages?

Absolutely! Just an items shortcode with the [s] button on the tree page and insert the shortcode where you want to display your module

Do you take feature requests?

Absolutely! Do not hesitate to contact us via the support Forum (https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/cluevo-lms/) or send your requests to wp@cluevo.at! For more expansive features we’re happy to get back to you with a quote.

Aanbevelings

November 28, 2023
We have been "power"-using CLUEVO for quite some time now and quickly shifted from the free version to the fair priced enterprise bundle! The plugin is SCORM compatible and fulfills all our LMS needs perfectly. Thanks to the CLUEVO team for a great product and even more thank you to the support team for a rocket speed response time.
Februarie 24, 2023 1 reply
What an awesome plugin, also has a nice set of addons at a very reasonable price. Easy to set up with loads of customization options to mess around with if you so desire. Supports both Scorm 1.2 and 2004 and various other formats, you can also restrict who sees what based on induvial users or custom groups which is amazing! Raised a few support tickets/questions and the guys are on the ball, super quick response, friendly and courteous.
Februarie 8, 2023 1 reply
This plugin is simply awesome. Once you know how it works, your Theme and Cluevo will do the rest. Upload your Scorm content and enjoy the functionality. The support team is very helpful and available. If you're looking for a SCORM compatible plugin in Wordpress without any other connectors or 3rd party extras, I really recommend this one.
November 2, 2022 1 reply
The installation of Cluevo is quite easy. Just install the basic module via Wordpress. If you bought additional modules, download them from their website and install them manually. Finally, don't forget to fill in all necessary licence keys to activate your plugins. The set of functions is very nice and you get all you need to start your LMS based on Wordpress. Setting up all configurations can be a bit difficult because you need to learn how Cluevo works and because it gives you many possibilities. But after a few days, everything turns out to be very logical. Many thanks to the support team which always responded very quickly, politely and with a lot of patience, showing competence in questions about functionality and about technical issues!
September 11, 2020 1 reply
What can I say. Absolutely fantastic. The plugin not only looks good, it works. It runs without any problems for me and also gets along with various plugins without any issues. You can create your own pages and insert your lessons via shortcode or you can use the ready-made structure tree. A LMS Plugin WITH scorm support. You can create courses, lessons, competences etc. You can set dependencies. User administration, user progress, assign user and group authorizations. Everything a LMS needs. And the best thing about it: it is absolutely free. If you have problems, just contact the support. The support is the icing on the cake. They answer so quickly and are very keen to solve the problem. Competently, quickly and friendly. Some other premium support is not as dedicated as this one. Clearly: 5 stars! I would also give 10 stars. Best regards Peter
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Changelog

1.13.1

  • Fixed limited attempts

1.13.0

  • Reworked and optimized the reporting system
  • Reworked and optimized tree system
  • Settings page now uses vertical tabs
  • Optimized loading of tree pages
  • Added a database upgrade tool
  • Optimized database by adding indexes where necessary
  • Updated styling of admin pages to be more in line with the WordPress default styling

1.12.4

  • Added a setting to automatically commit scorm parameters / progress when a module is completed
  • Clear orphan permissions when deleting tree items
  • Added missing translations

1.12.3

  • Added options to select how to handle exising page content on CLUEVO assigned pages

1.12.2

  • Use index page from settings for breadcrumbs index
  • Respect permissions when displaying toc items

1.12.1

  • Fixed iframe display mode if not configured for module
  • Removed scroll offset when scrolling to iframe
  • Changed iframe min-height to 100vhmin for better mobile experience

1.12.0

  • Added a setting to set the default item list style for learning elements
  • Added a setting to hide the list style switcher
  • Added an argument to the cluevo shortcode to display a single item directly
  • Added a setting to select a page to display the learning tree index
  • Added a setting to select where to display the user profile page
  • Added a setting to select where the login page is displayed
  • Added a setting to enable the empty item message for elements without children or accessible children
  • Fixed errors when guests attempt to view competence/area pages
  • Fixed a bug that displayed an inaccurate message about attempts to guests (guests always have zero attempts, so they can’t reach the limit)
  • Fixed a bug that displayed a blank page when clicking the save button on the settings page without changing any settings
  • Fixed some notices for guests
  • Added proper support for exp points for media modules
  • Fixed access resolution for points/level requirements
  • Media modules (audio/video/pdf) now always update the existing progress record until it is completed
  • Media modules count as success unknown until completed
  • Ported frontend vue components to vue 3
  • Fixed on page iframe module display

1.11.0

  • Reworked the cluevo user page
  • Updated the user page to display competences and competence areas
  • Added pages to browse competences and areas
  • Fixed pdf scaling on high dpi devices
  • Allow redirecting the lms index page the first learning tree if only one tree is available
  • Fixed some styling issues
  • Added a shortcode for the user widget
  • Module tree items now display the content page if the page’s content is not empty
  • Modules can now be started directly from the competence page
  • Fixed a bug that reset existing attempts when using the iframe display mode
  • Use 100svh for on page iframe modules
  • Fixed format of cmi.core.student_name to conform to standards
  • Fixed a security issue with saving the tree

1.10.0

  • Added a setting to toggle display of item types on tiles
  • Fixed an issue with loading pdf modules as guest users
  • Fixed an issue where the lightbox would close even if module rating was triggered
  • Fixed limited number of attempts for pdf modules

1.9.4

  • Fixed an issue where permissions got lost when they expired
  • Removed get_page_by_title calls for wordpress 6.2 compatibility
  • Display links to lms extensions
  • Fixed index link in breadcrumbs
  • Added missing localization for index bread crumb

1.9.3

  • Added settings for module ratings trigger
    • Ratings can now be triggered on every module close event or only on completion and/or success
  • Added setting to display ratings
  • Added setting to display only ratings at or above a threshold
  • Added setting to toggle the display of the corner indicator on tiles
  • Added a status row to tiles that display the completion status and permission expiration date
  • Added an icon to indicate that an item has expiring permissions
  • Fixed a bug where the scorm api was not properly reset
  • Updated first clear notification text to include more user data
  • Moved plugin dependency data to collapsible element to save some space on the plugins list page
  • Display detailed errors in case of failed module uploads
  • Fixed missing error list in module uploader
  • Fixed where the pending scorm module installation used the wrong scorm directory

1.9.2

  • Fixed an issue with evaluating success status of scorm 1.2 modules

1.9.1

  • Added tree module setting to enable notifications when modules have been completed
  • Moved tree item settings into collapsible containers to declutter the ui a bit
  • Settings that are only relevant to modules are now automatically hidden if the tree element has no module assigned
  • Fixed the separator character in the dependency list
  • Improved database version check to better detect maria db versions
  • Fixed an issue where access status was evaluated before resolving dependencies resulting locked out content

1.9.0

  • Added a setting to enable/disable the notification about saving progress for guests
  • Added a setting to enable/disable downloading of pdf modules
  • Added tags to modules
  • Added tags to user groups
  • Added tags to the learning tree
  • Added a search/filter component to the learning tree admin page to filter items by tags and/or title
  • Permissions can now be set to expire at a specific point in time so users lose access after the permission expires
  • Added tag filter to module progress view
  • Columns on the progress report page table can now be customized
  • Modules can now be updated specifically and don’t have to be uploaded under the same filename
  • Replaced the drag and drop functionality of the learning tree with movement buttons due to incompatibilities with the updated jQuery UI version
  • Ratings are now displayed in the lightbox instead of the lms tile
  • Start counting attempts at 1 instead of 0
  • Fixed filtering on the reporting pages
  • Fixed completed modules evaluation not respecting credit field
  • Fixed an issue with resolving dependencies
  • Fixed an issue where scorm 1.2 module would not store scorm parameters if the module did not explicitly call the LMSCommit method.
  • Fixed limited module attempts, added new error message when max attempts are reached
  • Fixed an issue that moved uploaded scorm modules to the wrong archive directory
  • Attempts no longer count if a user as access to a module via a trainer permission
  • Improved module attempt system to allow resumes and new attempts if user has attempts left, should now also respect global attempt setting
  • Always commit scorm parameters before terminating the scorm api
  • Delete module entries from all database tables when deleting modules
  • Fixed an issue when constructing archive paths
  • Fixed an issue with resolving dependencies
  • Improved db server check on lms tree page to better detect mariadb servers

1.8.4

  • Removed some obsolete template files
  • Added missing localizations

1.8.3

  • Re-prepare tree after deleting items
  • Removed some obsolete meta fields
  • Removed demo install functionality

1.8.2

  • Fixed pdf module display on-page
  • Improved security
  • Removed obsolete code

1.8.1

  • Fixed a XSS vulnerability on the lms tree admin page
  • Fixed a bug that caused items to be hydrated twice
  • Don’t include items the user doesn’t have access to in children counts
  • Fixed a bug that caused no users to be listed on the user management page if user reached max level

1.8.0

  • Progress records can now be edited
  • Added site report integration
  • Pending module installs can now be removed
  • Added a shortcode to display a toc style view of the learning tree
    • Display a specific element with the id attribute
    • Display items as opened with the attribute ‘open’ containing all opened elements or use the attribute ‘open-all’ to show all elements as opened
    • Use the attribute ‘level’ to open all elements up to a specific level. Levels start at 0 for the root (1 => course, 2 => chapter, 3 => module)
    • To display module ratings use attributes ‘stars’ and/or ‘ratings’
  • Added a setting to enable periodic commits of the learning progress
  • Sort order of tree items should now be saved again
  • Fixed tracking of session time and total time
  • Display unabbreviated text as tooltip for scorm parameters / progress reports
  • Added tree preparation and hydration to speed up loading of large trees
  • Added hooks to add new tabs to the report page
  • Added a filter to add new help sections to the help area
  • User management page should now always return all users even if they don’t yet have cluevo data
  • Display errors that occur when initializing attempts or saving parameters
  • Added a help tab for CLUEVO shortcodes
  • Display a message when a guest opens a module informing them that progress will not be saved
  • Fixed z level of error messages so they display above the module lightbox
  • Fixed e-mail group permission integration with turbo tree system
  • Fixed a bug that prevented resuming modules in the iframe display mode

1.7.1

  • Removed test notice on the module admin page
  • Fixed a bug that caused an error on the module admin page
  • Removed deprecated mysql function in mysql server version check
  • Default to first page for pdfs without progress records

1.7.0

  • Introducing module ratings
    • Optionally prompt users to rate your modules
    • You can view ratings via the module administration or on the dedicated ratings page
    • View detailed stats on how your users rated your modules
    • Module ratings can be enabled/disabled via the CLUEVO settings page
  • Added new module type: PDF
    • You can now upload and use PDF files as module
  • Added a search function to the user administration page
  • Added export functionality to the progress and scorm parameter admin pages
    • You can now export the current table as a csv file
  • You can now upload modules via FTP and import uploaded modules via the modules page
    • Upload your modules to corresponding module directory inside your wp-content/uploads/cluevo/modules directory
    • By default the following types are enabled
    • audio -> audio/
    • video -> video/
    • scorm 2004 / scorm 1.2 -> scorm-2004/
    • Audio/Video files can be placed directly into the directory, scorm modules need to be place into a sub directory
    • scorm-2004/my-module <- this directory should contain your imsmanifest file
    • Each type needs to have an installation handler attached in order to be able to be imported
    • Once modules are ready for import they should be listed on the modules admin page under your already active modules
  • Added user e-mail address to the progress/scorm parameters report table
  • Fixed a bug that prevented competence groups from being edited after creating one
  • You can now delete your module zips from the module administration page
  • Modules can now be archived as zip files and downloaded
  • Fixed the download module button on the module management page
  • Breadcrumbs can now be enabled/disabled from the settings menu
  • Fixed a bug that caused scorm parameters / progress entries to not show up if filtering from a page greater than 1
  • Use local vue instead of cdn

1.6.2

  • WordPress 5.7.1 compatibility
  • Added missing nonces to competence administration, adding/editing should now work again

1.6.2

  • Fixed a bug on the user admin page that caused users assigned groups to be hidden

1.6.1

  • Added an option to limit the amount of attempts users have to complete modules
  • Progress attempts can now have their credit status updated through the progress reports table
  • Added a message to the module upload page that is displayed if the php zip extension is missing
  • Added USER_EMAIL variable for ispring modules
  • Added default values for scorm modules completion
  • Fixed a bug with email domain groups that caused no groups to be displayed
  • Fixed a bug that caused permission overrides by groups not to be displayed

1.6.0

  • Optimized speed, and reduced the amount of database calls by caching the learning structure
  • Severely reduced the amount of needed database calls for saving the tree
  • Added support for scorm modules exported through the ispringsolutions authoring tool
  • Added danish translation
  • Fixed a bug that caused the basic security feature to overwrite already in place .htaccess in the modules archive directory

1.5.5

  • Fixed an issue with module dependencies. Dependencies should now be evaluated correctly
  • User data is now cleaned up when a WordPress user is deleted
  • LMS Posts should no longer sometimes go missing when the tree is saved
  • Optimized the user admin pages by adding search fields for user selection and paginating the user list
  • Changed the breadcrumbs display so they no longer display the complete learning structure as this led to performance issues with larger trees
  • Group members should now be counted correctly for larger numbers of users
  • Added some custom events to the cluevo lightbox
  • Added hooks before and after getting module parameters
  • Added a hook when fetching module parameters
  • Added a button to reset users progress
  • Added a setting to configure the way module attempts are handled
  • Rotated out old bugs, added brand new bugs to fix later

1.5.4

  • fixed a bug when updating the last change date for changed children’s parents

1.5.3

  • Added a feature to force module installs by url if the url could not be verified to exist
  • Added a last changed date to modified lms tree item pages
  • Moved the register settings hook to the end so new tabs are appended instead of prepended

1.5.2

  • Removed mysql version check while we work on a better way to check

1.5.1

  • Added temporary fix for a notice when checking the server version with some mariadb servers

1.5.0

  • Completely rebuilt the settings page
  • Fixed a bug that caused groups to not load due to collation issues
  • Made the empty element message box customizable
  • Items can now be made into links. Assigned modules have no effect, instead users are sent to the entered link
  • The login page can now be enabled/disabled and configured. You can use the cluevo login page, the WordPress default login page or select a different page alltogether
  • Improved the MySQL server version warning, it should now no longer display for MariaDB users
  • Fixed a bug that caused dependencies to reset when manipulating the learning tree
  • Fixed a bug that caused the has-dependencies icon to not display
  • Fixed a bug in the permissions system that sometimes failed to get the effective permissions for users with multiple group memberships
  • Fixed an error with the evaluation of a user’s completed content

1.4.7

  • Fixed a bug that caused items a user shouldn’t be able to see to show up when using the shortcode

1.4.6

  • Added a basic security feature that protects modules from being accessed from outside the site. Can be enabled in the general settings.
  • Added an option force modules to load via https regardless of the site url
  • Added new shortcode arguments to display items as tiles, rows or links
  • Added an indicator to items on the tree admin page that flags items with dependencies
  • Fixed a bug that caused items/modules to not properly update their dependencies
  • Fixed a bug that prevented resetting permissions
  • Added the student_id parameter to the set of default scorm parameters

1.4.5

  • Fixed a bug that prevented modules from displaying when using the shortcode
  • Some minor styling changes

1.4.4

  • Resolve effective permissions for users in permission view
  • Build a group cache on init to speed up user loading in permission view
  • Added button to the permission view to completely remove a permission entry
  • Fixed a bug caused by translating internal module types that cause modules to not load on the frontend side of things
  • Improved support for older SCORM 1.2 modules
  • Added an option to keep data after uninstall. The default is that your data now persists after uninstalling the plugin, so be sure to disable if you want a complete uninstall.

1.4.3

  • Fixed some php warnings
  • Removed deprecated session start that caused some errors during the WordPress health check

1.4.2

  • Added a page reload when a completed module is closed to refresh the displayed items for updated dependencies
  • Fixed dependency system. Module dependencies should now work again.
  • Fixed a bug that caused new attempts to be created when a module was completed and then closed
  • Fixed a bug that cause module progress to not update
  • Fixed queries that queried the WordPress users table to work with sites that have the custom user table consts set
  • Changed the way module progress is handled. New attempts are no now longer automatically started, instead the user get’s a prompt where they can select if they want to resume the old attempt or start a new one
  • Added the extension compatibility table to plugin manager. This will show you what extensions you have installed and inform you about their compatibility
  • Replaced all german localized strings with the english ones to make it easier for people to translate
  • Display error messages if module installation fails
  • Check http status code before attempting to download modules from urls
  • Before attempting to install zips as scorm modules, check if the module has a manifest present
  • Check the size of selected files in the uploader and block upload if the size is over the max. upload size
  • Did some housecleaning, moved some functions to properly named files
  • Added a blacklist of filenames and extension to the uploader to prevent the upload of malicious code (also checks inside zips)
  • Fixed sco selection
  • Optimized filesizes of placeholder images, they really didn’t need to be in 4k…
  • Fixed lookup of users completed modules and the resulting dependency check

1.4.1

  • Added a missing permission callback to the upload process
  • Prepared for future extensions

1.4.0

  • Modules can now be added at each level of the learning tree, you are no longer required to create courses and chapters to create a module entry
  • Added a dialog to assign a modules to tree items. You can search and filter the available modules from this dialog.
  • Added a tile for available extensions to the add module dialog
  • The changed the name of the api settings variable to avoid naming conflicts with other plugins
  • Added a popup for displaying error messages like permission denied errors when trying to open modules the user has no permission to access
  • Meta icons on tiles no longer scale up when hovering an item
  • Fixed some missing localized strings
  • Added dashicons to frontend so breadcrumbs show their separators
  • Fixed a bug that caused permissions to not work correctly for not-logged in users occasionally
  • Fixed a permission bug when displaying items on pages via shortcodes
  • Disabled creation of guest user ids for module progress, progress is now only stored for logged in users
  • Fixed a bug that caused font-awesome icons to no longer work on certain themes
  • Reworked guest permission handling
  • Only display missing module message if a module page has no content if no module is assigned
  • Separated breadcrumbs and list display switch. Breadcrumbs are now always at the start of the page

1.3.1

  • There should now appear a notice to update the database if an update is necessary

1.3.0

  • Added a new module upload ui
  • Modules can now be renamed
  • Any API calls now work regardless of permalink settings
  • Added support for e-mail groups. Any group that starts with an ‘@’ sign is an e-mail group. All users that have an e-mail with a matching domain are automatically members of this group.
  • Elements in the learning tree can now activated and deactivated. Post status changes accordingly to published or draft.
  • The display mode can now be set individually for each element in the learning tree
  • Added some customization options to the lightbox that can be set individually for each module in the tree
  • Max. possible upload filesize is now diplayed in the module file selection
  • Pressing the return key while editing the names of elements in the learning tree now no longer creates new items
  • WordPress posts of learning tree items now open in new windows/tabs

1.2.2

  • Fixed a bug that prevented modules from loading

1.2.1

  • Improved support for SCORM 1.2
  • Progress for SCORM 1.2 modules should now be correctly determined and stored
  • Supress the select sco dialog if only one sco is available
  • Only ever make one scorm api (2004 OR 1.2) available to modules
  • Added SCORM 1.2 support to the progress table
  • Added a field to store a modules scorm version

1.2.0

  • Added initial version of SCORM 1.2 support. Please report any bugs via the support forum.
  • Added support for SCORM modules with multiple SCOs, when a module has more than one sco you can now select which sco to launch
  • Added a hook to handle non-file/non-url module installs
  • Added a button to reset all dependencies on a tree
  • Temporarily removed module dependencies from courses/chapters while we come up with a better system
  • Enabled comment support for CLUEVO LMS post types, this enables your users to leave comments on your courses, chapter etc. To enable comments for an item open the WordPress post and check the comment checkbox.
  • Fixed a bug that caused invalid paths by converting complete module paths to lowercase
  • Fixed the module dependency display in the tree view
  • Items can now no longer depend on themselves
  • The dependency list now refreshes when you select another module via the dropdown
  • Added the lightbox active class to the html element to fix scrollbars on the html root element
  • Fixed a bug that deleted too many metadata pages when deleting a module which caused the tree to become broken

1.1.1

  • Removed empty-module class from non-module items in frontend
  • Hover effect for frontend tiles (expanding corner)
  • Styling fixes
  • Added missing text-domains
  • Improved breadcrumb styling

1.1

  • Added an additional button to the save the learning tree at the bottom of the page
  • Added a new listing style to the frontend (display items as rows)
  • Modules are now stored in a subdirectory for each module type, this means a video module should no longer overwrite a audio or scorm module
  • Fixed inconsistent behaviour of save buttons in the competence and competence area pages
  • Changed the way you select if a module is to be installed by file upload or url
  • Migrated modules from the root of the module directories to each module type
  • Added a version check before running the plugin
  • Now supports php versions >= 5.6
  • Module tree items now support not assigning a module
  • Module tree items can now have their display mode set individually
  • Made the add course button on the tree page more prominent if no courses have been added yet
  • Removed a bug that caused emojis to not work if the plugin is activated
  • Fixed the maximum height of modals on the admin pages
  • Added hooks to handle module installs in preparation for upcoming extensions
  • Added a hook to handle saving progress for upcoming extensions
  • Upated localization files
  • Updated styling of the lms admin page
  • Added an indicator to the lms admin page to show where new items will be inserted
  • Updated the icons on the lms tree admin page
  • Disabled module download button for modules that can’t be downloaded
  • Post thumbnails are now supported for cluevo posts even if the theme does not support them
  • The edit metadata button should now show up for trees
  • Javascript and CSS files are now registered with the current cluevo version for better cache invalidation
  • Renamed competence areas to competence groups
  • Added basic help tabs to all CLUEVO admin pages
  • Added a confirmation prompt before deleting tree items
  • Fixed the on-page module navigation when viewing a modules post
  • Added breadcrumb system to lms pages
  • Unified button styles
  • Added a colored indicator to lms item tiles in the frontend
  • You can now install a demo course with demo modules from our homepage

1.0

  • This is the initial release!