I assume you know that Moodle can't translate resources. Do you mean the name of the resources?
Can you send a screenshot of the problem? Are you sure you have "force language" selected in the course? What version of Moodle are you using?
Martin Dougiamas
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Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> Moving Moodle to Unicode -> Re: Moving Moodle to Unicode
by Martin Dougiamas -
Looks very promising! Here is the same software on the original phpclasses.org ... not sure what spunge.org is but the ads seemed to eat my browser!
Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> Moving Moodle to Unicode -> Re: Moving Moodle to Unicode
by Martin Dougiamas -
It would be a great idea if we were just translating all the texts in the Moodle code, but we also have to think about all the texts in everyone's databases, on all kinds of platforms. For this a PHP-only solution will be best.
Moodle in English -> Moodle community sites -> Moodle documentation: A plan for the documentation -> Re: Moodle documentation: A plan for the documentation
by Martin Dougiamas -
Another cool thing about centralised help is that we'll have stats and feedback about which pages are more commonly used and so on ..
Moodle in English -> Moodle community sites -> Moodle documentation: A plan for the documentation -> Re: Moodle documentation: A plan for the documentation
by Martin Dougiamas -
Exactly, see my point seven.
Except, the docs will be huge- even just the help files we have now make something like two-thirds of the whole bulk of Moodle and that's just text. As soon as we add a few screenshots that balance will shift dramatically (100Mb?), so I'll be very happy to get rid of them from the release packages.
Plus, some of the beauty of these docs is that they are dynamic.
So, my idea is that we provide the docs (together with the software to run them) as a separate PHP package that people offline can install alongside Moodle if they really want to. There will be a switch in the admin that will change all the links throughout Moodle to point to this local source instead.
Except, the docs will be huge- even just the help files we have now make something like two-thirds of the whole bulk of Moodle and that's just text. As soon as we add a few screenshots that balance will shift dramatically (100Mb?), so I'll be very happy to get rid of them from the release packages.
Plus, some of the beauty of these docs is that they are dynamic.
So, my idea is that we provide the docs (together with the software to run them) as a separate PHP package that people offline can install alongside Moodle if they really want to. There will be a switch in the admin that will change all the links throughout Moodle to point to this local source instead.