and my code looks like:
That is not a little problem, this is something not supported I expect. AFAIK, the GeSHi filter has never been supported in Moodle... I might be wrong, but if it isn't then the strings are not being recognized, so are rendered as normal text.
If you are trying to activate the for loop in your document.... well GLWTOB!
If you are just trying to demo some code for someone as an example, then just try the simple <code> </code> tag... that might be more effective.
Hello, i did try with <code> </code> tag and isn't working. I found and install another plugin rj_insertcode
Required Installation Steps
TinyMCE 3.x
1) Unzip the .zip file containing the plugin.
2) Copy the rj_insertcode folder into the TinyMCE plugins folder.
3) Register the plugin during your call to tinyMCE.Init().
a) Add 'rj_insertcode' to the plugins list. For example
plugins: "myPlugin1, myPlugin2, rj_insertcode"
b) Add 'rj_insertcode' to a toolbar row in the theme list. For example
theme_advanced_buttons1: "myButton1, myButton2, rj_insertcode"
But can't display the new button on my icon bar...
I found theme_advanced_buttons1 in \moodle\lib\editor\tinymce\lib.php file
// At least one line is required.
$params['theme_advanced_buttons1'] = 'rj_insertcode';
Also i have 2 plugin folders:
\moodle\lib\editor\tinymce\plugins - with 10 plugins where i placed rj_insertcode folder
adn another one with more plugins inside total 39
\moodle\lib\editor\tinymce\tiny_mce\3.5.10\plugins
Ok guys what are you using for code highlight ? I already spend couple of hours trying to enable it...
