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# Quiz Assignment Overrides

#### A QuizAssignmentOverrideSet object looks like: <a href="#quizassignmentoverrideset" id="quizassignmentoverrideset"></a>

```js
// Set of assignment-overridden dates for a quiz.
{
  // ID of the quiz those dates are for.
  "quiz_id": "1",
  // An array of quiz assignment overrides. For students, this array will always
  // contain a single item which is the set of dates that apply to that student.
  // For teachers and staff, it may contain more.
  "due_dates": null,
  // An array of all assignment overrides active for the quiz. This is visible
  // only to teachers and staff.
  "all_dates": null
}
```

#### A QuizAssignmentOverrideSetContainer object looks like: <a href="#quizassignmentoverridesetcontainer" id="quizassignmentoverridesetcontainer"></a>

```js
// Container for set of assignment-overridden dates for a quiz.
{
  // The QuizAssignmentOverrideSet
  "quiz_assignment_overrides": null
}
```

#### A QuizAssignmentOverride object looks like: <a href="#quizassignmentoverride" id="quizassignmentoverride"></a>

```js
// Set of assignment-overridden dates for a quiz.
{
  // ID of the assignment override, unless this is the base construct, in which
  // case the 'id' field is omitted.
  "id": 1,
  // The date after which any quiz submission is considered late.
  "due_at": "2014-02-21T06:59:59Z",
  // Date when the quiz becomes available for taking.
  "unlock_at": null,
  // When the quiz will stop being available for taking. A value of null means it
  // can always be taken.
  "lock_at": "2014-02-21T06:59:59Z",
  // Title of the section this assignment override is for, if any.
  "title": "Project X",
  // If this property is present, it means that dates in this structure are not
  // based on an assignment override, but are instead for all students.
  "base": true
}
```

## [Retrieve assignment-overridden dates for Classic Quizzes](#method.quizzes/quiz_assignment_overrides.index) <a href="#method.quizzes-quiz_assignment_overrides.index" id="method.quizzes-quiz_assignment_overrides.index"></a>

[Quizzes::QuizAssignmentOverridesController#index](https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms/blob/master/app/controllers/quizzes/quiz_assignment_overrides_controller.rb)

#### `GET /api/v1/courses/:course_id/quizzes/assignment_overrides`

**Scope:** `url:GET|/api/v1/courses/:course_id/quizzes/assignment_overrides`

Retrieve the actual due-at, unlock-at, and available-at dates for quizzes based on the assignment overrides active for the current API user.

#### Request Parameters:

| Parameter                                 | Type      | Description                                                                                                             |
| ----------------------------------------- | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `quiz_assignment_overrides[][quiz_ids][]` | `integer` | <p>An array of quiz IDs. If omitted, overrides for all quizzes available to<br>the operating user will be returned.</p> |

#### Example Response:

```js
{
   "quiz_assignment_overrides": [{
     "quiz_id": "1",
     "due_dates": [QuizAssignmentOverride],
     "all_dates": [QuizAssignmentOverride]
   },{
     "quiz_id": "2",
     "due_dates": [QuizAssignmentOverride],
     "all_dates": [QuizAssignmentOverride]
   }]
}
```

Returns a [QuizAssignmentOverrideSetContainer](#quizassignmentoverridesetcontainer) object.

## [Retrieve assignment-overridden dates for New Quizzes](#method.quizzes/quiz_assignment_overrides.new_quizzes) <a href="#method.quizzes-quiz_assignment_overrides.new_quizzes" id="method.quizzes-quiz_assignment_overrides.new_quizzes"></a>

[Quizzes::QuizAssignmentOverridesController#new\_quizzes](https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms/blob/master/app/controllers/quizzes/quiz_assignment_overrides_controller.rb)

#### `GET /api/v1/courses/:course_id/new_quizzes/assignment_overrides`

**Scope:** `url:GET|/api/v1/courses/:course_id/new_quizzes/assignment_overrides`

Retrieve the actual due-at, unlock-at, and available-at dates for quizzes based on the assignment overrides active for the current API user.

#### Request Parameters:

| Parameter                                 | Type      | Description                                                                                                             |
| ----------------------------------------- | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `quiz_assignment_overrides[][quiz_ids][]` | `integer` | <p>An array of quiz IDs. If omitted, overrides for all quizzes available to<br>the operating user will be returned.</p> |

#### Example Response:

```js
{
   "quiz_assignment_overrides": [{
     "quiz_id": "1",
     "due_dates": [QuizAssignmentOverride],
     "all_dates": [QuizAssignmentOverride]
   },{
     "quiz_id": "2",
     "due_dates": [QuizAssignmentOverride],
     "all_dates": [QuizAssignmentOverride]
   }]
}
```

Returns a [QuizAssignmentOverrideSetContainer](#quizassignmentoverridesetcontainer) object.


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