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Fmath plugins reguire flash and are closed code (although free to use) so they are disabled by default.
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They are worth testing too, although partly buggy and unfinished and wiris editor is also included but since it is not free you need to get a valid license after 2000 test images so it's hidden by default. Once you turn editing on and start testing, you should see the editor content area with the following buttons:Īnd if you enable the other included plugins from math filter settings other plugin go to 3rd row that can be toggled with the top left button in toolbar. Remember to save changes from the bottom of long setting list! If something goes wrong try default settings under each box.
I have tested settings from two levels: from settings of MATH FILTER you can change some settings of plugins and enable/disable demo plugins in tinymat editor toolbarįrom settings of TINYMATH EDITOR you can also chage some demo plugin settings: MATH FILTER can be disabled, plugins can use settings from math filter even if it is disabled. So the other option is to select theme mathstandard or stylist from Site administration > Appearance > Themes > Theme selector and you are ready to test plugins without any additional tags in Site administration > Appearance > Additional HTML > Within HEAD and those themes make the editor selection for you as well - you still need to enable filters.
You can use right away theme mathstandard or stylist or some of your customized themes on courses with different plugins or editors and let other courses stay away from math plugins Site administration > Appearance > Themes > Theme settings Personally I prefer theme based selection instead of site wide selection because you may want to use different settings in different courses and if you for example enable course themes from Site administration > Appearance > Additional HTML > Within HEADĪnd add the necessary script tags (pointing to external or local scripts) there with absolute pathsĪnd then enable needed filters from Site administration > Plugins > Filters > Manage filtersĪnd select tinymath editor to default editor from Site administration > Plugins > Text editors > Manage editors If you need the plugins with all themes one option is to go to If it's a new site no filters are enabled, editor is tinymce and theme is standard theme so you need to change some settings to get plugins and filters functional.
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In fresh installs settings are checked during install process (or if you upgrade previous version of moodle). Once the files are in correct folders it's time to go to your site, login and if nothing happens click Notifications link from your site administration menu.
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If you want you can download the latest version of mathJax directly from Github - it should go to folder lib/MathJax.įinally in theme folder you get two moodle 2 themes - 'mathstandard' which is a modification of core standard theme and layout files have inside head tags included all demo script tags from file theme/mathstandard/layout/extras.php - and the other theme 'stylist' has a little more advanced tools for selections, I haven't however updated it for some time to check the recent tags (bug fixes) of standard/base themes. Here is the only difference between package mpluga.zip and the lighter package which does not have MathJax included. Inside lib folder are the main libraries: in common some asciimathml scripts, in dragmath 2 modified files, in editor folder the main tool - tinymath editor with all the plugins - and other folders are for geonext, jsxgraph, jquery and MathJax. Inside filter folder you should find following moodle 2.X filters: geogebra (updated by Christoph Reinisch), jsxgraph (originally from jsxgraph-team and modified by me), math and mathml (by me), mathtran (updated by Jean-Michel Vedrine) and finally inside tex folder 3 new files that are needed for moving and rendering asciisvg graph, fmath and texviewer fallback images to/from moodledata subfolders (outside webroot). xml, because I added there new Export format withĪnd did not want to use another dragmath folder (then no core files would have been overwritten). The larger package has 3 folders:Īnd if you unzip the package inside your test moodle 2 site (or download first from the latest version of some moodle 2.X) only one core file will be overwritten, lib/dragmath/ applet/Config. I created two packages that work with all versions of moodle 2.X.
I promised to publish today a package of some new (and old) demo tools - plugins, filters scripts and for rendering mathematical notations and graphs - so here some documentation about downloading and using them:
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