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This bug was detected in the presente lacture NCL.
See relevant NCL code:
<media src="imagens/btnVideos.png" descriptor="dpBtnMainVideo" id="btnMainVideo"> <property name="linkedVideo" value="mainVideo"/> <property name="visible" value="true"/> </media> <context> <media refer="btnMainVideo" instance="new" id="chap1_btnMainVideo"/> <link xconnector="onSelectionTestSetStart"> <bind role="propertyType" interface="linkedVideo" component="chap1_btnMainVideo"> <bindParam name="testValue" value="mainVideo"/> </bind> ... </link> <context>
There is a media (btnMainVideo) with a property "linkedVideo". This media is refereed inside a context by a refer-node called chap1_btnMainVideo.
A link uses a assessment to compare the value of the property.
In the Listener.js, there is a call: (line 147)
var propertyValue = $(thisAssessment.bindComponent).data('property')[thisAssessment.bindInterface];
This call gets the value to be compared, but the value return is undefined.
Actually the value of $(thisAssessment.bindComponent) is similar to the folling:
[ <img class="player" id="ncl2_chap1_btnMiniVideo2" src="aula/imagens/btnVideos.png" style="z-index: 100; width: 171px; height: 96px; cursor: pointer; opacity: 1; border-color: yellow; "> ]
I believe this is caused due the refer.
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The value printed in the issue description is from other media with similar behaviour.
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This bug was detected in the presente lacture NCL.
See relevant NCL code:
There is a media (btnMainVideo) with a property "linkedVideo". This media is refereed inside a context by a refer-node called chap1_btnMainVideo.
A link uses a assessment to compare the value of the property.
In the Listener.js, there is a call: (line 147)
This call gets the value to be compared, but the value return is undefined.
Actually the value of $(thisAssessment.bindComponent) is similar to the folling:
I believe this is caused due the refer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: