Then the field "Weight of Test assignment five" matches value "80.0"
And the field "Weight of Test assignment six" matches value "40.0"
And the field "Weight of Test assignment seven" matches value "60.0"
+
+ @javascript
+ Scenario: Overriding a grade item with a negative value results in the value being changed to zero.
+
+ When I set the field "Override weight of Test assignment five" to "1"
+ And I set the field "Weight of Test assignment five" to "-15"
+ And I press "Save changes"
+ Then the field "Weight of Test assignment five" matches value "0.0"
+ And the field "Weight of Test assignment six" matches value "40.0"
+ And the field "Weight of Test assignment seven" matches value "60.0"
+ And I set the field "Override weight of Test assignment six" to "1"
+ And I set the field "Weight of Test assignment six" to "-25"
+ And I press "Save changes"
+ Then the field "Weight of Test assignment six" matches value "0.0"
+ And the field "Weight of Test assignment seven" matches value "100.0"
(1 - $totaloverriddenweight);
}
$gradeitem->update();
- } else if ((!$automaticgradeitemspresent && $normalisetotal != 1) || ($requiresnormalising)) {
+ } else if ((!$automaticgradeitemspresent && $normalisetotal != 1) || ($requiresnormalising)
+ || $overridearray[$gradeitem->id]['weight'] < 0) {
// Just divide the overriden weight for this item against the total weight override of all
// items in this category.
- if ($normalisetotal == 0) {
+ if ($normalisetotal == 0 || $overridearray[$gradeitem->id]['weight'] < 0) {
+ // If the normalised total equals zero, or the weight value is less than zero,
+ // set the weight for the grade item to zero.
$gradeitem->aggregationcoef2 = 0;
} else {
$gradeitem->aggregationcoef2 = $overridearray[$gradeitem->id]['weight'] / $normalisetotal;