- better handling of #anchors
- relative links to non-html files are converted to Moodle absolute links
- backslashes in links are treated as slashes - MS compatibiltiy hack
skodak
Hello Petr! I'm using book in Moodle 1.6 version. When I try to upload a html page everithing works fine, but javascript doesn't work. Does book module support it?
Hi Petr,
I have a question about using CVS to checkout the book module.
Here is is my CVS checkout command:
I guess the real question is: Why doesn't the book module have lang and mod at the same level so that CVS checkout works without requiring any subsequent restructuring by the administrator?
I'm also wondering how I should update the book module using CVS, since update will have the same structural problems as the initial checkout.
I have a question about using CVS to checkout the book module.
Here is is my CVS checkout command:
$ cd /var/www/moodle
$ cvs co -r MOODLE_18_STABLE -d mod/book contrib/plugins/mod/book
This creates a lang directory under the book directory (see screenshot). The book/lang directory must be moved -- or rather merged -- with the 'real' lang directory, which is up one level. In the past, when I installed book using the zip file from modules and plugins, I made these structural changes manually. Now that I am using CVS, do I also have to merge the contents of the lang CVS subdirectories?$ cvs co -r MOODLE_18_STABLE -d mod/book contrib/plugins/mod/book
I guess the real question is: Why doesn't the book module have lang and mod at the same level so that CVS checkout works without requiring any subsequent restructuring by the administrator?
I'm also wondering how I should update the book module using CVS, since update will have the same structural problems as the initial checkout.
I found the answer to my question. According to the Moodle documentation on non-standard modules,
The CVS checkout command for book, and later the CVS update command, are all that's needed.
Some of the modules may contain their own language files. If so then just leave them there, they'll be found automatically.
Book is one of the modules that 'contains its own language files' (contrib/plugins/mod/book/lang). There is no need to move this directory (or merge it with moodle/lang) because Moodle looks for a mod/book/lang directory before looking for moodle/lang/book. The CVS checkout command for book, and later the CVS update command, are all that's needed.
Ralf,
I see you already created issue MDL-9361 "Ability to edit language in third party modules and plugins w/o copying the language files". I voted for it and I also added a note to the documentation.
I see you already created issue MDL-9361 "Ability to edit language in third party modules and plugins w/o copying the language files". I voted for it and I also added a note to the documentation.
I recently download the books module for Moodle 1.8 and placed the books folder into the moodle/mod folder. Unfortunately, it is showing up as resource rather than an activity. It works fine, but it is a bit odd I think that it would show up in the wrong pull-down menu.
Moodle 1.8
Mac OS 10.4 client
Apache 1.3.33
PHP 5.2.2
MySQL 4.1
Safari browser
Respectfully,
Del
Moodle 1.8
Mac OS 10.4 client
Apache 1.3.33
PHP 5.2.2
MySQL 4.1
Safari browser
Respectfully,
Del