Moodle plugins directory: Campus

Hi Monica,

Ok, left or right / editing on / off I still cannot replicate the issue.

G

Ok, thanks for checking, anyway I found a way around it. Just fyi I tested it on moodle versions 3.1.8, 3.1.8+ and 2.9.7 and it had the same behaviour. When i tested it on 2.7.16+ it worked well.

Bye,
Monica

Does this support the official language packs? I've installed one, hidden language menu, forced the site use the installed pack, yet everything is still in English. This is a fresh installation of Moodle 3.4.1 (the latest).

Hi, not sure what you mean. Usually it supports all translated languages. The strings specific for the theme settings are only available in English, but if you provide a translation, they would also be available in the translated version.

I installed a language pack (100%), forced the site to use that language, yet I see ,for instance, texts like "Log in" and "Available courses" instead of the translated texts. Should I complete some additional steps to force my site into another language?

Hi Juha, sorry but I do not think you are posting in the right place. The theme uses standard moodle core strings for all of the not translated strings you mention above. So your problem might not be theme related. You could try to purge all caches, etc.. Maybe your language is not translated fully. There could be also some other reasons for your problem. There are only view extra language strings the theme uses: https://github.com/dasistwas/moodle-theme_campus/blob/master/lang/en/theme_campus.php

Yes, you're right, my mistake. I'm new to Wordpress and I thought, that "translation ready" means, that a translation is ready. Now I know, that it means "translatable" by using Poedit.

Wordpress! This is Moodle! - so are you referring to http://wplang.org/translation-ready-wordpress-theme/ ?

Awesome! I'm more tangled, than I realised

My goal is to set up a couple of blog-type sites and an educational one, preferably using host-headers or subdomains, i.e.
- myaddress.com: the main site in language A
- edu.myaddress.com: an educational site in language B
- blog.myaddress.com: a blog site in language A

The edu site has priority, so I started with creating the subdomain and installing Moodle on it. However there is something fishy in the web hotel and Moodle crashed within an hour, i.e. install, do something light in the admin side (like change name), wait and boom. Their support just stated, that my hosting plan is not sufficient to run Moodle. I'm not sure, I buy the idea, that Moodle is such resource hog.

My next take was the idea to run Joomla in multisite mode. Unfortunately it turned out, that Moodle is not fully translated to language B (it is in A), and JoomFish is no longer usable. I ditched Joomla, since configuring it to run in multisite mode and translating it was beginning to be much work (+ theme + LMS settings + content).

So I landed to Wordpress, that supports multisite with much less pain (although there are conflicting instructions how you do it). Anyway I have the two first sites running, albeit the edu one still needs some template and settings adjustments.

Once more, sorry, for the noise and causing confusion.

We're using Campus v2.9.1.22 on Moodle 3.3.5
We have problem with the login link in the header not working - the html is present but a click on the link doesn't cause the dropdown to appear
Has this been raised previously ?

Is there a way to post small screen grabs to illustrate ?

Gary

Dear Gary,

Please use the version of the theme designed for that version of Moodle: https://moodle.org/plugins/pluginversion.php?id=14512.

Gareth

Thanks Gareth - that did the job. So I can't rely on Site Admin > Plugins > Overview to show me that there's a more appropriate version of the plugin it seems.

Hi Gareth,
Do you think the theme is active in Moodle 3.5 version?
If you think no, how long can we expect compliance?
Thank you
Dey

Hi Dey,

I don't know at this time.

G

Thank you for your reply Gareth.
Dey