Now I have found something which doesn’t work properly:
I sent a writing exercise to my tutor and received the correction from him (Norwegian). He uses little numbers to indicate annotations to certain mistakes. If I now click on such little numbers, nothing happens, so no annotation is displayed. This is a big hinderance for me because I want to read his explanations.
Could you please fix that?
Fasulye
@xuedaolao
if I click on your link with the report/writing/conversation I can find all my corrected writing exercises, but when doubleclicking on the little numbers or the green highlights, no annotations are displayed.
Fasulye
No, xuedaolao, because Snorre (snorrews) has meanwhile copied his explanations with the according numbers and posted them on my wall. Therefore I can read Snorre’s explanations now, but this bug should be fixed for the future, because I want to send him more writing exercises for correction.
Fasulye
A complete waste of time to provide exlanations after the new update.
So since the last LingQ update @TroisRoyaumes can’t ready any explanations connected to the little numbers in a corrected writing exercise either.
This is important to know for the LingQ support team!
Fasulye
I discovered the problem as a tutor.
I came accross this problem too and forget to mention it. Before the update I was able to read the annotations on the Exchange page. Now nothing happens when I hover over the small numbers.
I have found a new issue which will be important to fix, dear Support Team!
The "add podcast to playlist " button is disabled! I wanted to add a German podcast to my own playlist “Stadtgespräch zwischen Evgueny und Fasulye” and I can not even fill in the name of my playlist. Only three, four letters and then everything is blocked.
I work a lot with my playlists as a co-content provider together with Evgueny, so it is important for me to have this fixed!
Kind regards,
Fasulye
Oh man, I had no idea there was a playlist!
Isn’t that a course?
In this case ithere is a course (by Evgueny) and a playlist (by Fasulye) of it. But Evgueny works together with differen native speakers of German, so there may be different conversation partners / readers in Evgueny’s courses, but my playlists relate to my participation. But I have made also playlists of Evgueny’s political topics which interest me personally.
Fasulye
Ah I see. Actually I remember now that I discovered the playlist feature a while ago and then gave up on it when I realised that the playlists don’t sync with the iOS app.
@Fasulye - Sorry for the delay. I checked into this and the playlists have been updated a bit. Now, instead of adding lessons from the Edit Playlist screen, you can find lessons in the Library or My Lessons section, click the triangle next to the Open button, then click “Add to Playlist”. You can then type the name of the playlist in and click “Add”. I see the dropdown menu suggesting existing playlists seems to not show, so I’ve added this to our list.