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Last Post 15 Dec 2014 10:19 PM by  Chris Tate
Drag and Drop
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Chris Tate
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08 Dec 2014 07:18 PM
    Hi guys,
    Trying to do a Drag and Drop page... can't seem to locate what sort of panel this needs to be. Unable to find in help docs or on the recent 'Develop module' on the Canopi training course. I've created the test as a "match" but can't seem to find the panel.
    Please help when you can.
    Cheers,
    Chris
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    Michael
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    09 Dec 2014 06:50 PM
    Hey Chris,

    There should be a panel named "match drag-and-drop", if you do not have this panel let me know and i will create it for you

    Thanks
    Michael
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    Chris Tate
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    09 Dec 2014 10:25 PM
    Hey Michael... it appears I don't have that as a panel option so if you could add it that'd be super!
    Thanks in advance,
    Chris
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    Michael
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    11 Dec 2014 03:04 PM
    Hey Chris,

    I've added the panel to the site, you will be able to find it under the Test (non-assessable) heading in the panel selection

    Michael
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    Chris Tate
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    14 Dec 2014 08:12 PM
    Thanks!
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    Chris Tate
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    14 Dec 2014 08:24 PM
    Michael,

    Am I having a "boy's look"?

    It appears I only have:

    Test (Non-assessable):
    - Checkbox toggle (system)
    - Checkbox toggle (word cycle)
    - Free Text
    - Free text review
    - Model Answers (system)
    - Poll (system)
    - Poll with video responses (system)
    - Quiz with pagination
    - Sortable quiz
    - Survey Quiz
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    Michael
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    15 Dec 2014 03:33 PM
    Hey Chris,

    I had accidentally put this onto the yachting.canopi.janison.com site not yachtingdev.canopi.janison.com (my bad!)

    You will now be able to see it under the test (non-assessable) list

    Thanks
    Michael
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    Chris Tate
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    15 Dec 2014 10:19 PM
    Thanks Michael and superb use of one of my favourite terms: "My bad" - it makes everything instantly okay, similar to the sorry wave when you're in the car!
    Cheers,
    Chris
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