Hello there,
Linking to activity at the end of a lesson module is awesome feature. However it appends "Return to" as well as "Go to" as you can see in the screen shot below.
How do I get rid of that? This is moodle 2.0 installation and I have access to the php files but no experience where to do what.
Thanks in advance,
Walid
Hi Walid,
This is a minor bug, but a bug that I added to Tracker (MDL 24401). Another similar one is after you create a "Content page" the save button says "Save question page" (addaquestionpage string).
I would say there are 2 ways for you to fix this. One via the PHP code and the other by editing the string via the site language pack.
The quickest fix: I would suggest playing with the site administration>language>language customizations and checking out the mod>lesson strings. First time I have dug into this interface in 2.0, different but easier to find the modules strings. Anyway, "activitylinkname" in demo.moodle.net says Go to: {$a} , I changed that to just {$a}. "returnto" is probably the string that is repeated 2 times in the php code. So I changed that to check it to "Wowie I want to go to:" It is, so I suggest changing that string to "Go to: ", unless of course you like my "Wowie" or longer "Wowie Zowie"
Here is the before (1) and after (2) in demo.moodle.net in a one page lesson. The pink string is the activitylinkname and the yellow is the returnto string.
Thanks for the post.
Thank you Chris!
I am interested in the php solution as I would want to completely remove return to phrase just from the activity link but not from returning to course.
So i found the code that causes this to be in mod/lesson/locallib.php
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return html_writer::link(new moodle_url('/mod/'.$modname.'/view.php', array('id'=>$this->properties->activitylink)),
get_string('returnto', 'lesson', get_string('activitylinkname', 'lesson', $instancename)),
array('class'=>'centerpadded lessonbutton standardbutton'));
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I don't seem to understand truely how the arguments for the function get_string work, because putting any other string in place of 'returnto' would result in the link appearing as [/[ lesson ]/] rather than Go to: Activity name
Anyhow, Thanks again
Cheers,
Walid
