This affects the
include_help_for_each_resource($file, $langs, $helpdir)
functon in help.html

This function should extract the "type" value from the $typrec->type string that is now resource&type=<typename>

Following code fixes the issue, recodeing the way this function gets files : Note that although I signal wherethe major fix is, it affects entire code of the function.

Note again that I prepared the code for eventual reintegration of all module docs and language files within the module directory so that a module should be entirely self-contained.

function include_help_for_each_resource($file, $langs, $helpdir) {
global $CFG;

require_once($CFG->dirroot .'/mod/resource/lib.php');
$typelist = resource_get_types();
//**** HERE IS THE FIX ****//
foreach($typelist as $aType){
if (preg_match("/type=(.*)/", $aType->type, $matches)){ $typeset[] = $matches[1]; }
}
$typeset[] = 'label';
//$typeset['label'] = get_string('resourcetypelabel', 'resource');

foreach ($typeset as $type) {
//**** HERE IS THE FIX END ****//
foreach ($langs as $lang) {
if (empty($lang)) { continue; }

$filepath = "$helpdir/resource/type/{$type}.html";

// If that does not exist, try a fallback into the module code folder.
if (!file_exists($filepath)) {
$filepath = "$CFG->dirroot/mod/resource/lang/$lang/help/resource/type/{$type}.html";
}

if (file_exists_and_readable($filepath)) { echo '<hr size="1" />'; @include($filepath); // The actual helpfile break; // Out of loop over languages. }
}
}
}

perhaps... I would modify the resource_get_types() function to return one more attribute, say, $type->name or $type->code or something like that.

And them, I'd use that new attribute directly in help.php

Ciao

Thanks, ciao