Publish Constraint on Modules and Assignments Alert

[reynoldsrj]

When you publish an assignment yet place it under a module that is NOT published. Students can "access the assignment but it is BLANK. This is because the module will override/step on the content in the assignment. EVEN THOUGH THE ASSIGNMENT WILL SHOW UNDER ASSIGNMENTS. This is an inconsistency. There should be an alert for users that you are attempting to publish something that is in a module that is unpublished, or that there is an inconsistency among content within the published module content. Since you track dates and times where assignments are available, this should be doable and helpful to users.

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