Hi, I am using tutor 17.0.0
Upon completing and requesting a certificate, when I try to view it at: http://local.edly.io/certificates/9c4951a61201481b8c30162c637918a6
everything looks fine, except one part, the so-called certificate_type part that is actually just the user_certificate.mode, is None. So I get this:
testuser successfully completed, received a passing grade, and was awarded this My Open edX None Certificate of Completion in…
I’ve dug up the code a little bit, and I found out this part is rendered in tutor/edx-platform/lms/static/templates/certificates/_accomplishment-rendering.html
at this line of code:
<span class="accomplishment-summary copy copy-lead">${accomplishment_copy_description_full}</span>
And this accomplishment_copy_description_full variable is being passed by backend from tutor/edx-platform/lms/djangoapps/certificates/views/webview.py
this is set inside of _update_certificate_context function, it’s contents being:
context['accomplishment_copy_description_full'] = _("successfully completed, received a passing grade, and was "
"awarded this {platform_name} {certificate_type} "
"Certificate of Completion in ").format(
platform_name=platform_name,
certificate_type=context.get("certificate_type"))
this function is called by a function returning a response, called render_html_view, inside of it:
_update_certificate_context(context, course, course_overview, user_certificate, platform_name)
passes a context object that is later used by update_certificate_context to get the certificate_type from as:
certificate_type = context.get('certificate_type')
but I do not see where this certificate_type field is ever populated to this context object. Also, why not just use user_certificate.mode instead of certificate_type? When I change the source code to do that, it works.
Anyone has any idea if this is a bug in OpenEdx or I am missing something?