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Hello
Can I use it in quesions?
I Tried it and it doesn"t work well.
when I write it in the answers it distroying everything.
Irith

Thanks for the work on this- this is a fantastic idea. Multilangfilter2 is really great and a big improvement over the previous version. However, this particular atto integration does not seem to work well for me. In fact, I had to uninstall so that I could use Multilang2 again. With the atto plugin in place, the editor would highlight my tag and prevent me from editing it. As soon as I included the bracket "{" the problems began. I had this behaviour even after disabling the highlight feature in the settings dialogue. Finally, I could not configure the languages I wanted the atto plugin to display to the user. Do you have a manual that can address these issues? I'd be willing to give this another try if I can get it to work, solving the above problems.

Thanks again for all the hard work!

Hello @Mathieu and @Irith,

Sorry for the delay, but last times have been pretty busy for me.

There's a known issue regarding the questions that is pending to be solved.

The bugs can be opened at: https://github.com/julenpardo/moodle-atto_multilang2/issues

I'll try to solve them as soon as I have time for it.

Cheers,
Julen

hello i install this plugin but it not appear on editor in course description in add new course form

This plugin is for only displaying one language at a time. If you are trying to display more than one language at a time, for example in a vocabulary list in a foreign language course, this plugin is not the plugin to use.

I need to have each language displayed in a different style, so I thought this plugin would just put a span around the text with lang="xx" around it, but that is not the purpose of this plugin.

I tried to use this plugin in Atto, but then the menu bar in "Contents" disappears totally . In "Description" it works fine. Is this a known bug? When I removed the menu option for this plugin from the Atto editor, the whole menu appeared again. Puh!

Hi Sara ,

in addition to installing the plugin, it has to be enabled in the Atto editor toolbar (third-party Atto plugins are not added by default). Have a look at the installation instructions at https://github.com/iarenaza/moodle-atto_multilang2#installation

Saludos.
Iñaki.

Hi Per-Helge,

could you try my revamped version of the plugin available at https://github.com/iarenaza/moodle-atto_multilang2 ? I've fixed several bugs of the original version (and have contacted Julen to join forces to maintain the plugin).

Saludos.
Iñaki.

Hello, can you tell us if the plugin will support version 3.6 of Moodle in a near future ?

version 3.6 please !!!!

Yes, it will be great if the plugin could be updated for Moodle versions 3.6 and 3.7. At the moment it installs fine, unfortunately language icon is not displayed and language tags are not marked.