Parsons Problems Non-Responsive

[Adam Gilbert]

Hi Everyone,

I'm trying to add a few Parsons Problems to a draft text I am working on. Although PreTeXt has recognized that I am trying to build a Parsons problem, the drag and drop blocks are non-responsive. I'm not sure what I am doing incorrectly and would be really appreciative of another set of eyes.

I'm using PreTeXt version 1.0.3 and the PreTeXt CLI to build the html output. The output is being hosted on GitHub, here. Below is a simple example I was using for troubleshooting, but I haven't made any progress.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<section xml:id="reprex" xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude">

  <title>Reproducible Examples for Troubleshooting</title>

  <exercise label="Decimal-to-Binary-reprex"><title>Write Pseudocode 1</title>

    <statement xml:id="pseudocode-parsons-dec-to-bin-reprex"><p>Put the blocks in order.</p>

    </statement>

    <blocks>

        <block order="1"><p>First</p></block>

        <block order="2"><p>Second</p></block>

        <block order="3"><p>Third</p></block>

    </blocks>

  </exercise>

   

</section>

I found this working example and tried pasting that PreTeXt code directly into my section, but I still ended up with blocks that couldn't be dragged into the yellow arrange here area. Is it the case that Parsons Problems are only available on a Runestone Server?

Thanks everyone,

--Adam

[Oscar Levin]

When I went to the linked page on my Android phone with chrome, they were working as expected.  Not sure if that's helpful, but it suggests that your code is fine.

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[David Farmer]

Does not work for me in Firefox or Chrome on my MacBook Pro.

Can you make the HTML so that the Checkpoint is not in a knowl?
Usually complicated content in a knowl needs special handling,
and I don't recall adding that for Parsons problems.

Not sure why it worked for Oscar.

David

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[Oscar Levin]

I tried again after doing a hard refresh in my browser, and now it doesn't work.  I must have had some stale JavaScript cached....

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[Adam Gilbert]

Setting the exercise-inline default @knowl attribute to "no" in the publication file worked perfectly. Thank you both -- this was very helpful.

--Adam

[David Farmer]

Eventually it will work in a knowl. I submitted an issue:
https://github.com/PreTeXtBook/JS_core/issues/48

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