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StudentFeedbackResultsPage: separate self-responses from others' responses #8497 #8690
StudentFeedbackResultsPage: separate self-responses from others' responses #8497 #8690
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A good start! Some changes need to be made to ensure that all the right responses get highlighted.
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ private FeedbackResultsResponseTable createResponseTable(FeedbackQuestionAttribu | |||
if (question.giverType == FeedbackParticipantType.TEAMS && isUserPartOfGiverTeam) { | |||
displayedGiverName = "Your Team (" + giverName + ")"; | |||
} else if (isUserGiver) { | |||
displayedGiverName = "You"; | |||
displayedGiverName = "(Your own response)"; |
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I don't think From: (Your own response)
makes sense when displayed in the UI. From: Yourself
might make more sense?
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Good points. Actually I've just noticed a new pull request created today offers a better solution to this issue #6290 so this pull request can be closed now.
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ | |||
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<c:choose> | |||
<c:when test="${responseTable.giverNameYou}"> |
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This check does not cover all cases. For instance, in the screenshot below, the response that is immediately relevant to the student is grayed out while responses that are intended for others are in blue (blue implied as the more relevant color).
You may want to consider the possible permutations of senders and receivers of a response, and decide which ones you think a student may find relevant.
Closing this PR as work on #8700 covers a similar purview. However, I think that a separate issue #8690 touches on is ensuring that responses directed at the student (i.e. |
Fixes #8497
Outline of Solution
Change of text to help distinguish between our own feedback responses, and those from our teammates.
Bootstrap change to the color of the panel for our own responses.