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| Participants: |
Paulo Matos and Petr Škoda (skodak)
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| Security Level: |
None
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| Resolved date: |
18/Dec/07
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| Affected Branches: |
MOODLE_15_STABLE, MOODLE_16_STABLE, MOODLE_17_STABLE, MOODLE_18_STABLE
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Moodle has a problem with references within fields like summary, description, ... which affect resources, questions, ....
This problem is transversal to a lot of things and the result is that links get url/site dependent, thus making import, backup and restore, site moving not straight forward.
One way to solve this might be using special keywords (e.g. __COURSE_FILES) and build a filter that would replace them on-the-fly.
So instead of:
<a href="http://your.site.com/course/file.php/234/mydir/myfile.pdf">myfile.pdf</a>
would be, something like:
<a href="__COURSE_FILES/mydir/myfile.pdf">myfile.pdf</a>
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Description
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Moodle has a problem with references within fields like summary, description, ... which affect resources, questions, ....
This problem is transversal to a lot of things and the result is that links get url/site dependent, thus making import, backup and restore, site moving not straight forward.
One way to solve this might be using special keywords (e.g. __COURSE_FILES) and build a filter that would replace them on-the-fly.
So instead of:
<a href="http://your.site.com/course/file.php/234/mydir/myfile.pdf">myfile.pdf</a>
would be, something like:
<a href="__COURSE_FILES/mydir/myfile.pdf">myfile.pdf</a> |
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Bug
Resolved
Major
References to course files are url/site dependent
In 2.0 we may introduce "activity files" and store relative links internally, but it needs major changes in html editor, file.php, file storing and handling and many other areas...