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I teach a course on Selenium IDE (open-source test automation tool for web pages), which means my course notes include links to lots of little test cases which are constructed as 3-column HTML tables. I need to be able to show my students these test cases within a browser, then have them save each one to play with on their own. I am appalled that Moodle is mucking with these files in all sorts of ways--converting occurrences of "
 " from "regexp" into a frowning graphic emoticon, adding Moodle style sheets, converting a file name that is part of an URL within a test into a link to a Moodle resource with the same name, etc.
And I'm not clear what a filter even is. What I want (desperately!) is the ability to tell Moodle to leave my Files AS IS! Will the resolution of this bug address at least part of my problem? Hi Mary Ann,
you can, in Moodle 1.9.x, disable completely the automatic replacement of emoticons from Admin -> Appearance -> HTML Editor. Just delete all those "pairs" and they won't be replaced anymore in your site at all. Apart of that, yes, agree this will be a filter in Moodle 2.0, more with revamped filters, by context, coming in that release: http://docs.moodle.org/en/Development_talk:Filter_enable/disable_by_context Ciao |
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Improvement
Open
Major
Smileys (emoticons) should be an optional filter like any other filter
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I already voted http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-17324
and you certainly get my vote here too...