Should you be editing a language string like that? Remember that the same language packs are use for all Moodle versions >= 1.6. Normally, if you are changing a language string, you should be creating a new one, and leaving the old one alone. It also helps translators know what changed strings need be be re-translated, because they are not changed, they are new. (But I don't know the exact circumstances here.)
Tim Hunt
added a comment - Should you be editing a language string like that? Remember that the same language packs are use for all Moodle versions >= 1.6. Normally, if you are changing a language string, you should be creating a new one, and leaving the old one alone. It also helps translators know what changed strings need be be re-translated, because they are not changed, they are new. (But I don't know the exact circumstances here.)
Ok... I'm not sure what the best thing to do is now. It looks like some translators have picked up on it. In any case the fix was very minor. Just dumping a replacement parameter that was unused.
Howard Miller
added a comment - Ok... I'm not sure what the best thing to do is now. It looks like some translators have picked up on it. In any case the fix was very minor. Just dumping a replacement parameter that was unused.
Noted for future however.
forgot: see lesson.php