LifterLMS Version 3.3.1

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  • Tested up to WordPress core 4.7.2
  • Added new engagement triggers for Quiz completion, quiz failure, and quiz passed.
  • Refactored Lesson Completion for sanity
  • Added function llms_mark_complete() for simple programmatic completion of courses, sections, lessons, and tracks. See usage docs for more information.
  • Class function LLMS_Lesson::mark_complete() has been staged for deprecation. It will still function but developers should update code to use above function.
  • LifterLMS background updaters will now display a progress report on the admin panel to add some transparency to how the update is doing.
  • Added author support to llms_membership post type
  • Added a way to remove all LifterLMS-generated data during plugin uninstallation.
  • llms_get_post() will now work with any LifterLMS Post Model post types
  • Removed references to LLMS_Activate class which was removed back in 2.0.
  • Changed include method to session related classes for better handling via phpunit
  • Refactored some of the LLMS_Install class for reliability and test coverage
  • Changed order of table and option creation during installation. Prevents a database warning from being thrown during installation.
  • Added function for retrieving default difficulty categories added during installation
  • Added function for removing default categories added during installation
  • llms_are_terms_and_conditions_required() ensure the page id used in this function is an absint
  • Removed redundant function LLMS_Lesson::single_mark_complete_text()
  • Add css classes for buttons to be auto-width rather than the width of their containers
  • Fix ID of engagement email class. Allows some filters and actions to actually be used.
  • Properly display quiz failures as failures on the quiz results screen
  • loop/feature-image.php now works for unsupported PHP 5.5 and down
  • Fix issue with modifying section titles from within the course builder
  • Fix undefined warning resulting from admin notice “flash” being undefined on pre-existing saved notices
  • Updated template at templates/course/complete-lesson-link.php to include a few new CSS classes and utilize llms_form_field() to standardize buttons

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