MDL-56881 mod_choice: fix bug with limits when saving existing choice

The check determining whether a choice option's limit was exceeded was
including the user's existing answers in its checks, meaning a user
couldn't save an existing choice answer, or select further options,
if all a choice option limit was reached. This patch fixes that.
This commit is contained in:
Jake Dallimore
2018-07-09 11:08:41 +08:00
parent 5ebb6eb15c
commit c58e6ca41e
+17 -12
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@@ -312,7 +312,7 @@ function choice_modify_responses($userids, $answerids, $newoptionid, $choice, $c
* Process user submitted answers for a choice,
* and either updating them or saving new answers.
*
* @param int $formanswer users submitted answers.
* @param int|array $formanswer the id(s) of the user submitted choice options.
* @param object $choice the selected choice.
* @param int $userid user identifier.
* @param object $course current course.
@@ -361,6 +361,12 @@ function choice_user_submit_response($formanswer, $choice, $userid, $course, $cm
}
$current = $DB->get_records('choice_answers', array('choiceid' => $choice->id, 'userid' => $userid));
// Array containing [answerid => optionid] mapping.
$existinganswers = array_map(function($answer) {
return $answer->optionid;
}, $current);
$context = context_module::instance($cm->id);
$choicesexceeded = false;
@@ -404,7 +410,13 @@ function choice_user_submit_response($formanswer, $choice, $userid, $course, $cm
}
}
}
foreach ($countanswers as $opt => $count) {
// Ignore the user's existing answers when checking whether an answer count has been exceeded.
// A user may wish to update their response with an additional choice option and shouldn't be competing with themself!
if (in_array($opt, $existinganswers)) {
continue;
}
if ($count >= $choice->maxanswers[$opt]) {
$choicesexceeded = true;
break;
@@ -418,10 +430,8 @@ function choice_user_submit_response($formanswer, $choice, $userid, $course, $cm
if (!($choice->limitanswers && $choicesexceeded)) {
if ($current) {
// Update an existing answer.
$existingchoices = array();
foreach ($current as $c) {
if (in_array($c->optionid, $formanswers)) {
$existingchoices[] = $c->optionid;
$DB->set_field('choice_answers', 'timemodified', time(), array('id' => $c->id));
} else {
$deletedanswersnapshots[] = $c;
@@ -431,7 +441,7 @@ function choice_user_submit_response($formanswer, $choice, $userid, $course, $cm
// Add new ones.
foreach ($formanswers as $f) {
if (!in_array($f, $existingchoices)) {
if (!in_array($f, $existinganswers)) {
$newanswer = new stdClass();
$newanswer->optionid = $f;
$newanswer->choiceid = $choice->id;
@@ -460,14 +470,9 @@ function choice_user_submit_response($formanswer, $choice, $userid, $course, $cm
}
}
} else {
// Check to see if current choice already selected - if not display error.
$currentids = array_keys($current);
if (array_diff($currentids, $formanswers) || array_diff($formanswers, $currentids) ) {
// Release lock before error.
$choicelock->release();
print_error('choicefull', 'choice', $continueurl);
}
// This is a choice with limited options, and one of the options selected has just run over its limit.
$choicelock->release();
print_error('choicefull', 'choice', $continueurl);
}
// Release lock.