Joseph Rézeau

Hi Rod,

Your combination of HTML + JS works fine on my Moodle 1.8 installation. Here's what I did.

1. Upload testpage.htm and test.js to my course files.
2. In a Moodle course, Add a Resource, select Link to a file or Web site
3. Name the resource Rod Ward
   
4. Select testpage.htm
5. Select Keep page navigation visible on the same page
6. see result attached: Hello world! is displayed, the call to the js file works

Please note that there is no need to check the Enable trusted content box as advised by John. Uploaded HTML files are quite free to call JavaScript routines, either located within the HTML file itself or in external files (as in your example).

Are you quite sure that your htm and js files are in the same course directory? i.e. that there is no path problem?

What exactly happens when you try to view your testpage.htm as a course resource? Nothing? Now, if you upload both your files to your course files and go there, what happens if you click on the testpage.htm? you should see the Hello world! message displayed. If not, then there must be something wrong with your moodle installation somewhere.

Joseph

Tony > Can it be made to jump back to the correct place after a submission, with >1Q per page?

This request has been partly answered in this post. Unfortunately, this (desirable) behavior has not yet been implemented in current Moodle versions.

Joseph

Yes, please implement Adriane's drag-and-drop and re-ordering questions in 1.9.
Joseph

Hi Jim,
Questions created in the Moodle questions "database" are meant to be used to create a "Quiz". This has nothing to do with the Questionnnaire or the Feedback modules. See the Quiz module documentation.
Joseph

Easiest way to test a new/customized theme is to have a local Moodle install on your computer...
Joseph