Here's my nomination, from the Personal Profile page:
"Unenrol me from Using Moodle"
in the button on the right-hand side, next to "Change password".
Here's a better one, this time from the config.php file:
$CFG->dirroot = 'C:\Progam Files\EasyPHP\www\moodle'; // Windows
Do you see it? It's a tough one to spot,.
"Progam" should have an r after the g.
This is a better nominee for the award, I think, because it's actually a functional defect, in preventing further installation without its being corrected.
Cheers!
You mean "unenrol"?
Don't be so hard on yourself - being American isn't a defect.
Don't be so hard on yourself - being American isn't a defect.
...and who says Aussie humor is hard to understand...I got it!!!
Good one...thanks.
Just in case you didn't see it: http://moodle.org/user/view.php?id=2549&course=5&lang=en_us
Yes, I was wondering if that's what was coming through on the cvs e-mails.
And, may I say, a very elegant way of doing it, too, by having a default language and then making dialects, like American-English, available to the installer.
Implies a very high-quality product in other departments...I'm impressed, sir! Really.
As a side-note, if you ever want to provide a humorous option to an implementation, you could do a quick Google on "Val-speak" or "Valley-girl language", which was taken up the Zappa family of musicians here to produce a hit "song" a decade or so ago.
It has it's own lexicon that just makes us laugh, Californian and non-Californian.
It could be taken up into a sub-sub-dialect...regional?...Santa Barbara?...for American English.
But that's a whole different digression.
And, who knows, maybe the risk of offending someone is greater than the benefit provided.
Anyway, great work, sir, thanks.
Hilarious!