def _section_certificates(course):
"""Section information for the certificates panel.
The certificates panel allows global staff to generate
example certificates and enable self-generated certificates
for a course.
Arguments:
course (Course)
Returns:
dict
"""
example_cert_status = None
html_cert_enabled = certs_api.has_html_certificates_enabled(course.id, course)
if html_cert_enabled:
can_enable_for_course = True
else:
example_cert_status = certs_api.example_certificates_status(course.id)
# Allow the user to enable self-generated certificates for students
# *only* once a set of example certificates has been successfully generated.
# If certificates have been misconfigured for the course (for example, if
# the PDF template hasn't been uploaded yet), then we don't want
# to turn on self-generated certificates for students!
can_enable_for_course = example_cert_status is not None and all(
cert_status["status"] == "success" for cert_status in example_cert_status
)
instructor_generation_enabled = settings.FEATURES.get("CERTIFICATES_INSTRUCTOR_GENERATION", False)
certificate_statuses_with_count = {
certificate["status"]: certificate["count"]
for certificate in GeneratedCertificate.get_unique_statuses(course_key=course.id)
}
return {
"section_key": "certificates",
"section_display_name": _("Certificates"),
"example_certificate_status": example_cert_status,
"can_enable_for_course": can_enable_for_course,
"enabled_for_course": certs_api.cert_generation_enabled(course.id),
"instructor_generation_enabled": instructor_generation_enabled,
"html_cert_enabled": html_cert_enabled,
"active_certificate": certs_api.get_active_web_certificate(course),
"certificate_statuses_with_count": certificate_statuses_with_count,
"status": CertificateStatuses,
"certificate_generation_history": CertificateGenerationHistory.objects.filter(course_id=course.id).order_by(
"-created"
),
"urls": {
"generate_example_certificates": reverse("generate_example_certificates", kwargs={"course_id": course.id}),
"enable_certificate_generation": reverse("enable_certificate_generation", kwargs={"course_id": course.id}),
"start_certificate_generation": reverse("start_certificate_generation", kwargs={"course_id": course.id}),
"start_certificate_regeneration": reverse(
"start_certificate_regeneration", kwargs={"course_id": course.id}
),
"list_instructor_tasks_url": reverse("list_instructor_tasks", kwargs={"course_id": course.id}),
},
}
def _section_certificates(course):
"""Section information for the certificates panel.
The certificates panel allows global staff to generate
example certificates and enable self-generated certificates
for a course.
Arguments:
course (Course)
Returns:
dict
"""
example_cert_status = None
html_cert_enabled = certs_api.has_html_certificates_enabled(
course.id, course)
if html_cert_enabled:
can_enable_for_course = True
else:
example_cert_status = certs_api.example_certificates_status(course.id)
# Allow the user to enable self-generated certificates for students
# *only* once a set of example certificates has been successfully generated.
# If certificates have been misconfigured for the course (for example, if
# the PDF template hasn't been uploaded yet), then we don't want
# to turn on self-generated certificates for students!
can_enable_for_course = (example_cert_status is not None and all(
cert_status['status'] == 'success'
for cert_status in example_cert_status))
instructor_generation_enabled = settings.FEATURES.get(
'CERTIFICATES_INSTRUCTOR_GENERATION', False)
return {
'section_key': 'certificates',
'section_display_name': _('Certificates'),
'example_certificate_status': example_cert_status,
'can_enable_for_course': can_enable_for_course,
'enabled_for_course': certs_api.cert_generation_enabled(course.id),
'instructor_generation_enabled': instructor_generation_enabled,
'html_cert_enabled': html_cert_enabled,
'urls': {
'generate_example_certificates':
reverse('generate_example_certificates',
kwargs={'course_id': course.id}),
'enable_certificate_generation':
reverse('enable_certificate_generation',
kwargs={'course_id': course.id}),
'start_certificate_generation':
reverse('start_certificate_generation',
kwargs={'course_id': course.id}),
'list_instructor_tasks_url':
reverse('list_instructor_tasks', kwargs={'course_id': course.id}),
}
}
def get_cert_status(self):
student_id = self.scope_ids.user_id
course_id = str(self.xmodule_runtime.course_id)
course_key = CourseKey.from_string(course_id)
student = User.objects.prefetch_related("groups").get(id=student_id)
course = get_course_with_access(student, 'load', course_key, depth=None, check_if_enrolled=True)
show_generate_cert_btn = certs_api.cert_generation_enabled(course_key)
grade_summary = get_grades(course,student)
print "grade_summary====================",grade_summary
failed = None
if grade_summary["totaled_scores"]:
if grade_summary["percent"] < course.grading_policy["GRADE_CUTOFFS"]["Pass"]:
failed = True
context = {
'passed': grade_summary,
'course':course,
'student':student,
'failed':failed
}
if grade_summary["percent"] and grade_summary["percent"] >= course.grading_policy["GRADE_CUTOFFS"]["Pass"]:
print "in totaled score"
context.update({
'show_generate_cert_btn':True
})
cert_status = certs_api.certificate_downloadable_status(student, course_key)
context.update(cert_status)
# showing the certificate web view button if feature flags are enabled.
if certs_api.has_html_certificates_enabled(course_key, course):
if certs_api.get_active_web_certificate(course) is not None:
context.update({
'show_cert_web_view': True,
'cert_web_view_url': certs_api.get_certificate_url(course_id=course_key, uuid=cert_status['uuid']),
'show_generate_cert_btn':True
})
else:
context.update({
'is_downloadable': False,
'is_generating': True,
'download_url': None
})
print "outside totaled score"
return context
def render_html_view(request, user_id, course_id):
"""
This public view generates an HTML representation of the specified user and course
If a certificate is not available, we display a "Sorry!" screen instead
"""
try:
user_id = int(user_id)
except ValueError:
raise Http404
preview_mode = request.GET.get('preview', None)
platform_name = microsite.get_value("platform_name",
settings.PLATFORM_NAME)
configuration = CertificateHtmlViewConfiguration.get_config()
# Create the initial view context, bootstrapping with Django settings and passed-in values
context = {}
_update_context_with_basic_info(context, course_id, platform_name,
configuration)
invalid_template_path = 'certificates/invalid.html'
# Kick the user back to the "Invalid" screen if the feature is disabled
if not has_html_certificates_enabled(course_id):
log.info(
"Invalid cert: HTML certificates disabled for %s. User id: %d",
course_id,
user_id,
)
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# Load the course and user objects
try:
course_key = CourseKey.from_string(course_id)
user = User.objects.get(id=user_id)
course = modulestore().get_course(course_key)
# For any other expected exceptions, kick the user back to the "Invalid" screen
except (InvalidKeyError, ItemNotFoundError,
User.DoesNotExist) as exception:
error_str = ("Invalid cert: error finding course %s or user with id "
"%d. Specific error: %s")
log.info(error_str, course_id, user_id, str(exception))
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# Load user's certificate
user_certificate = _get_user_certificate(request, user, course_key, course,
preview_mode)
if not user_certificate:
log.info(
"Invalid cert: User %d does not have eligible cert for %s.",
user_id,
course_id,
)
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# Get the active certificate configuration for this course
# If we do not have an active certificate, we'll need to send the user to the "Invalid" screen
# Passing in the 'preview' parameter, if specified, will return a configuration, if defined
active_configuration = get_active_web_certificate(course, preview_mode)
if active_configuration is None:
log.info(
"Invalid cert: course %s does not have an active configuration. User id: %d",
course_id,
user_id,
)
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
context['certificate_data'] = active_configuration
# Append/Override the existing view context values with any mode-specific ConfigurationModel values
context.update(configuration.get(user_certificate.mode, {}))
# Append organization info
_update_organization_context(context, course)
# Append course info
_update_course_context(request, context, course, platform_name)
# Append user info
_update_context_with_user_info(context, user, user_certificate)
# Append social sharing info
_update_social_context(request, context, course, user, user_certificate,
platform_name)
# Append/Override the existing view context values with certificate specific values
_update_certificate_context(context, user_certificate, platform_name)
# Append badge info
_update_badge_context(context, course, user)
# Append microsite overrides
_update_microsite_context(context, configuration)
# Add certificate header/footer data to current context
context.update(
get_certificate_header_context(is_secure=request.is_secure()))
context.update(get_certificate_footer_context())
# Append/Override the existing view context values with any course-specific static values from Advanced Settings
context.update(course.cert_html_view_overrides)
# Track certificate view events
_track_certificate_events(request, context, course, user, user_certificate)
# FINALLY, render appropriate certificate
return _render_certificate_template(request, context, course,
user_certificate)
def render_html_view(request, user_id, course_id):
"""
This public view generates an HTML representation of the specified user and course
If a certificate is not available, we display a "Sorry!" screen instead
"""
preview_mode = request.GET.get('preview', None)
platform_name = microsite.get_value("platform_name", settings.PLATFORM_NAME)
configuration = CertificateHtmlViewConfiguration.get_config()
# Create the initial view context, bootstrapping with Django settings and passed-in values
context = {}
_update_context_with_basic_info(context, course_id, platform_name, configuration)
invalid_template_path = 'certificates/invalid.html'
# Kick the user back to the "Invalid" screen if the feature is disabled
if not has_html_certificates_enabled(course_id):
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# Load the course and user objects
try:
course_key = CourseKey.from_string(course_id)
user = User.objects.get(id=user_id)
course = modulestore().get_course(course_key)
# For any other expected exceptions, kick the user back to the "Invalid" screen
except (InvalidKeyError, ItemNotFoundError, User.DoesNotExist):
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# Load user's certificate
user_certificate = _get_user_certificate(request, user, course_key, course, preview_mode)
if not user_certificate:
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# Get the active certificate configuration for this course
# If we do not have an active certificate, we'll need to send the user to the "Invalid" screen
# Passing in the 'preview' parameter, if specified, will return a configuration, if defined
active_configuration = get_active_web_certificate(course, preview_mode)
if active_configuration is None:
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
context['certificate_data'] = active_configuration
# Append/Override the existing view context values with any mode-specific ConfigurationModel values
context.update(configuration.get(user_certificate.mode, {}))
# Append organization info
_update_organization_context(context, course)
# Append course info
_update_course_context(request, context, course, platform_name)
# Append user info
_update_context_with_user_info(context, user, user_certificate)
# Append social sharing info
_update_social_context(request, context, course, user, user_certificate, platform_name)
# Append/Override the existing view context values with certificate specific values
_update_certificate_context(context, user_certificate, platform_name)
# Append badge info
_update_badge_context(context, course, user)
# Append microsite overrides
_update_microsite_context(context, configuration)
# Add certificate header/footer data to current context
context.update(get_certificate_header_context(is_secure=request.is_secure()))
context.update(get_certificate_footer_context())
# Append/Override the existing view context values with any course-specific static values from Advanced Settings
context.update(course.cert_html_view_overrides)
# Track certificate view events
_track_certificate_events(request, context, course, user, user_certificate)
# FINALLY, render appropriate certificate
return _render_certificate_template(request, context, course, user_certificate)
def _section_certificates(course):
"""Section information for the certificates panel.
The certificates panel allows global staff to generate
example certificates and enable self-generated certificates
for a course.
Arguments:
course (Course)
Returns:
dict
"""
example_cert_status = None
html_cert_enabled = certs_api.has_html_certificates_enabled(course.id, course)
if html_cert_enabled:
can_enable_for_course = True
else:
example_cert_status = certs_api.example_certificates_status(course.id)
# Allow the user to enable self-generated certificates for students
# *only* once a set of example certificates has been successfully generated.
# If certificates have been misconfigured for the course (for example, if
# the PDF template hasn't been uploaded yet), then we don't want
# to turn on self-generated certificates for students!
can_enable_for_course = (
example_cert_status is not None and
all(
cert_status['status'] == 'success'
for cert_status in example_cert_status
)
)
instructor_generation_enabled = settings.FEATURES.get('CERTIFICATES_INSTRUCTOR_GENERATION', False)
certificate_statuses_with_count = {
certificate['status']: certificate['count']
for certificate in GeneratedCertificate.get_unique_statuses(course_key=course.id)
}
return {
'section_key': 'certificates',
'section_display_name': _('Certificates'),
'example_certificate_status': example_cert_status,
'can_enable_for_course': can_enable_for_course,
'enabled_for_course': certs_api.cert_generation_enabled(course.id),
'is_self_paced': course.self_paced,
'instructor_generation_enabled': instructor_generation_enabled,
'html_cert_enabled': html_cert_enabled,
'active_certificate': certs_api.get_active_web_certificate(course),
'certificate_statuses_with_count': certificate_statuses_with_count,
'status': CertificateStatuses,
'certificate_generation_history':
CertificateGenerationHistory.objects.filter(course_id=course.id).order_by("-created"),
'urls': {
'generate_example_certificates': reverse(
'generate_example_certificates',
kwargs={'course_id': course.id}
),
'enable_certificate_generation': reverse(
'enable_certificate_generation',
kwargs={'course_id': course.id}
),
'start_certificate_generation': reverse(
'start_certificate_generation',
kwargs={'course_id': course.id}
),
'start_certificate_regeneration': reverse(
'start_certificate_regeneration',
kwargs={'course_id': course.id}
),
'list_instructor_tasks_url': reverse(
'list_instructor_tasks',
kwargs={'course_id': course.id}
),
}
}
def render_html_view(request, user_id, course_id):
"""
This public view generates an HTML representation of the specified student's certificate
If a certificate is not available, we display a "Sorry!" screen instead
"""
# Create the initial view context, bootstrapping with Django settings and passed-in values
context = {}
context['platform_name'] = microsite.get_value("platform_name", settings.PLATFORM_NAME)
context['course_id'] = course_id
# Update the view context with the default ConfigurationModel settings
configuration = CertificateHtmlViewConfiguration.get_config()
# if we are in a microsite, then let's first see if there is an override
# section in our config
config_key = microsite.get_value('microsite_config_key', 'default')
# if there is no special microsite override, then let's use default
if config_key not in configuration:
config_key = 'default'
context.update(configuration.get(config_key, {}))
# Translators: 'All rights reserved' is a legal term used in copyrighting to protect published content
reserved = _("All rights reserved")
context['copyright_text'] = '© {year} {platform_name}. {reserved}.'.format(
year=settings.COPYRIGHT_YEAR,
platform_name=context.get('platform_name'),
reserved=reserved
)
# Translators: This text is bound to the HTML 'title' element of the page and appears
# in the browser title bar when a requested certificate is not found or recognized
context['document_title'] = _("Invalid Certificate")
# Translators: The & characters represent an ampersand character and can be ignored
context['company_tos_urltext'] = _("Terms of Service & Honor Code")
# Translators: A 'Privacy Policy' is a legal document/statement describing a website's use of personal information
context['company_privacy_urltext'] = _("Privacy Policy")
# Translators: This line appears as a byline to a header image and describes the purpose of the page
context['logo_subtitle'] = _("Certificate Validation")
invalid_template_path = 'certificates/invalid.html'
# Kick the user back to the "Invalid" screen if the feature is disabled
if not has_html_certificates_enabled(course_id):
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# Load the core building blocks for the view context
try:
course_key = CourseKey.from_string(course_id)
user = User.objects.get(id=user_id)
course = modulestore().get_course(course_key)
if not course:
raise CourseDoesNotExist
# Attempt to load the user's generated certificate data
user_certificate = GeneratedCertificate.objects.get(
user=user,
course_id=course_key
)
# If there's no generated certificate data for this user, we need to see if we're in 'preview' mode...
# If we are, we'll need to create a mock version of the user_certificate container for previewing
except GeneratedCertificate.DoesNotExist:
if request.GET.get('preview', None):
user_certificate = GeneratedCertificate(
mode=request.GET.get('preview'),
verify_uuid=unicode(uuid4().hex),
modified_date=datetime.now().date()
)
else:
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# For any other expected exceptions, kick the user back to the "Invalid" screen
except (InvalidKeyError, CourseDoesNotExist, User.DoesNotExist):
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# Badge Request Event Tracking Logic
if 'evidence_visit' in request.GET:
try:
badge = BadgeAssertion.objects.get(user=user, course_id=course_key)
tracker.emit(
'edx.badge.assertion.evidence_visited',
{
'user_id': user.id,
'course_id': unicode(course_key),
'enrollment_mode': badge.mode,
'assertion_id': badge.id,
'assertion_image_url': badge.data['image'],
'assertion_json_url': badge.data['json']['id'],
'issuer': badge.data['issuer'],
}
)
except BadgeAssertion.DoesNotExist:
log.warn(
"Could not find badge for %s on course %s.",
user.id,
course_key,
)
# Okay, now we have all of the pieces, time to put everything together
# Get the active certificate configuration for this course
# If we do not have an active certificate, we'll need to send the user to the "Invalid" screen
# Passing in the 'preview' parameter, if specified, will return a configuration, if defined
active_configuration = get_active_web_certificate(course, request.GET.get('preview'))
if active_configuration is None:
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
else:
context['certificate_data'] = active_configuration
# Append/Override the existing view context values with any mode-specific ConfigurationModel values
context.update(configuration.get(user_certificate.mode, {}))
# Append/Override the existing view context values with request-time values
_update_certificate_context(context, course, user, user_certificate)
# If enabled, show the LinkedIn "add to profile" button
# Clicking this button sends the user to LinkedIn where they
# can add the certificate information to their profile.
linkedin_config = LinkedInAddToProfileConfiguration.current()
if linkedin_config.enabled:
context['linked_in_url'] = linkedin_config.add_to_profile_url(
course.id,
course.display_name,
user_certificate.mode,
request.build_absolute_uri(get_certificate_url(
user_id=user.id,
course_id=unicode(course.id)
))
)
# Microsites will need to be able to override any hard coded
# content that was put into the context in the
# _update_certificate_context() call above. For example the
# 'company_about_description' talks about edX, which we most likely
# do not want to keep in a microsite
#
# So we need to re-apply any configuration/content that
# we are sourceing from the database. This is somewhat duplicative of
# the code at the beginning of this method, but we
# need the configuration at the top as some error code paths
# require that to be set up early on in the pipeline
#
microsite_config_key = microsite.get_value('microsite_config_key')
if microsite_config_key:
context.update(configuration.get(microsite_config_key, {}))
# track certificate evidence_visited event for analytics when certificate_user and accessing_user are different
if request.user and request.user.id != user.id:
emit_certificate_event('evidence_visited', user, course_id, course, {
'certificate_id': user_certificate.verify_uuid,
'enrollment_mode': user_certificate.mode,
'social_network': CertificateSocialNetworks.linkedin
})
# Append/Override the existing view context values with any course-specific static values from Advanced Settings
context.update(course.cert_html_view_overrides)
# FINALLY, generate and send the output the client
if settings.FEATURES.get('CUSTOM_CERTIFICATE_TEMPLATES_ENABLED', False):
custom_template = get_certificate_template(course_key, user_certificate.mode)
if custom_template:
template = Template(custom_template)
context = RequestContext(request, context)
return HttpResponse(template.render(context))
return render_to_response("certificates/valid.html", context)
def render_html_view(request, user_id, course_id):
"""
This public view generates an HTML representation of the specified student's certificate
If a certificate is not available, we display a "Sorry!" screen instead
"""
# Create the initial view context, bootstrapping with Django settings and passed-in values
context = {}
context['platform_name'] = microsite.get_value("platform_name",
settings.PLATFORM_NAME)
context['course_id'] = course_id
# Update the view context with the default ConfigurationModel settings
configuration = CertificateHtmlViewConfiguration.get_config()
# if we are in a microsite, then let's first see if there is an override
# section in our config
config_key = microsite.get_value('microsite_config_key', 'default')
# if there is no special microsite override, then let's use default
if config_key not in configuration:
config_key = 'default'
context.update(configuration.get(config_key, {}))
# Translators: 'All rights reserved' is a legal term used in copyrighting to protect published content
reserved = _("All rights reserved")
context[
'copyright_text'] = '© {year} {platform_name}. {reserved}.'.format(
year=settings.COPYRIGHT_YEAR,
platform_name=context.get('platform_name'),
reserved=reserved)
# Translators: This text is bound to the HTML 'title' element of the page and appears
# in the browser title bar when a requested certificate is not found or recognized
context['document_title'] = _("Invalid Certificate")
# Translators: The & characters represent an ampersand character and can be ignored
context['company_tos_urltext'] = _("Terms of Service & Honor Code")
# Translators: A 'Privacy Policy' is a legal document/statement describing a website's use of personal information
context['company_privacy_urltext'] = _("Privacy Policy")
# Translators: This line appears as a byline to a header image and describes the purpose of the page
context['logo_subtitle'] = _("Certificate Validation")
invalid_template_path = 'certificates/invalid.html'
# Kick the user back to the "Invalid" screen if the feature is disabled
if not has_html_certificates_enabled(course_id):
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# Load the core building blocks for the view context
try:
course_key = CourseKey.from_string(course_id)
user = User.objects.get(id=user_id)
course = modulestore().get_course(course_key)
if not course:
raise CourseDoesNotExist
# Attempt to load the user's generated certificate data
user_certificate = GeneratedCertificate.objects.get(
user=user, course_id=course_key)
# If there's no generated certificate data for this user, we need to see if we're in 'preview' mode...
# If we are, we'll need to create a mock version of the user_certificate container for previewing
except GeneratedCertificate.DoesNotExist:
if request.GET.get('preview', None):
user_certificate = GeneratedCertificate(
mode=request.GET.get('preview'),
verify_uuid=unicode(uuid4().hex),
modified_date=datetime.now().date())
else:
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# For any other expected exceptions, kick the user back to the "Invalid" screen
except (InvalidKeyError, CourseDoesNotExist, User.DoesNotExist):
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
# Badge Request Event Tracking Logic
if 'evidence_visit' in request.GET:
try:
badge = BadgeAssertion.objects.get(user=user, course_id=course_key)
tracker.emit(
'edx.badge.assertion.evidence_visited', {
'user_id': user.id,
'course_id': unicode(course_key),
'enrollment_mode': badge.mode,
'assertion_id': badge.id,
'assertion_image_url': badge.data['image'],
'assertion_json_url': badge.data['json']['id'],
'issuer': badge.data['issuer'],
})
except BadgeAssertion.DoesNotExist:
log.warn(
"Could not find badge for %s on course %s.",
user.id,
course_key,
)
# Okay, now we have all of the pieces, time to put everything together
# Get the active certificate configuration for this course
# If we do not have an active certificate, we'll need to send the user to the "Invalid" screen
# Passing in the 'preview' parameter, if specified, will return a configuration, if defined
active_configuration = get_active_web_certificate(
course, request.GET.get('preview'))
if active_configuration is None:
return render_to_response(invalid_template_path, context)
else:
context['certificate_data'] = active_configuration
# Append/Override the existing view context values with any mode-specific ConfigurationModel values
context.update(configuration.get(user_certificate.mode, {}))
# Append/Override the existing view context values with request-time values
_update_certificate_context(context, course, user, user_certificate)
# If enabled, show the LinkedIn "add to profile" button
# Clicking this button sends the user to LinkedIn where they
# can add the certificate information to their profile.
linkedin_config = LinkedInAddToProfileConfiguration.current()
if linkedin_config.enabled:
context['linked_in_url'] = linkedin_config.add_to_profile_url(
course.id, course.display_name, user_certificate.mode,
request.build_absolute_uri(
get_certificate_url(user_id=user.id,
course_id=unicode(course.id))))
# Microsites will need to be able to override any hard coded
# content that was put into the context in the
# _update_certificate_context() call above. For example the
# 'company_about_description' talks about edX, which we most likely
# do not want to keep in a microsite
#
# So we need to re-apply any configuration/content that
# we are sourceing from the database. This is somewhat duplicative of
# the code at the beginning of this method, but we
# need the configuration at the top as some error code paths
# require that to be set up early on in the pipeline
#
microsite_config_key = microsite.get_value('microsite_config_key')
if microsite_config_key:
context.update(configuration.get(microsite_config_key, {}))
# track certificate evidence_visited event for analytics when certificate_user and accessing_user are different
if request.user and request.user.id != user.id:
emit_certificate_event(
'evidence_visited', user, course_id, course, {
'certificate_id': user_certificate.verify_uuid,
'enrollment_mode': user_certificate.mode,
'social_network': CertificateSocialNetworks.linkedin
})
# Append/Override the existing view context values with any course-specific static values from Advanced Settings
context.update(course.cert_html_view_overrides)
# FINALLY, generate and send the output the client
if settings.FEATURES.get('CUSTOM_CERTIFICATE_TEMPLATES_ENABLED', False):
custom_template = get_certificate_template(course_key,
user_certificate.mode)
if custom_template:
template = Template(custom_template)
context = RequestContext(request, context)
return HttpResponse(template.render(context))
return render_to_response("certificates/valid.html", context)
