Take account of parent languages when requesting given library
translation. For example if we are currently using "de_kids" as the
current language, we need to recurse each language pack looking for
a matching H5P translation ("de_kids" -> "de_du" -> "de").
A new parameter has been added to the display method, to define whether
the edit button should be displayed or not.
The H5P activity will display this button (if the user has the required
permissions). However, it won't be displayed when previewing H5P in the
content bank.
The editor form is based on the code that Victor Deniz prepared
while he was working on the integration of the H5P editor into
Moodle. The original version of this file can be found in
MDL-67814.
If a H5P content-type is disabled:
- The content bank won't display existing contents having it as a
main library.
- The content bank won't allow to create new contents using it.
Core and mod_hvp are using the same namespace for some H5P
libraries. This is causing some random errors.
In order to get the expected behaviour in Moodle core, this patch
prepends H5P libraries in order to guarantee they are loaded first.
Plugins using same libraries will need to use a different namespace
if they overlap and a different version of these libraries should
be used.
Existing mod_hvp pluging has a renderer to let Moodle instances
alter styles, Javascript, semantics (fields in the editor) and
content: https://github.com/h5p/moodle-mod_hvp/blob/stable/renderer.php
The approach for core_h5p is exactly the same, to let people
to reuse their existing code.
When the Moodle component is passed to the player, xAPI tracking
is enabled so, if the component implements required xAPI API methods
(for instance, mod_h5pactivity does), grades and responses are sent.
Adding this component to the embed code will help to add
the embed code from a mod_h5pactivity to any other place (such as label,
page or book), and being able to track the responses to the original
mod_h5pactivity.
Composed code languages, such as 'Spanish, Mexican' are different
in H5P and Moodle:
- In H5P, they use '-' to separate the language from the country.
For instance: es-mx.
- However, in Moodle, they have '_' instead of '-'. For example: es_mx.
The H5P editor always uses the latest libraries version.
Besides, H5P has a mechanism for upgrading content created
using older libraries. So, in order to be able to edit
existing content created with older libraries, we can assume
the library may change (for instance, from
"Course presentation 1.20" to "Course presentation 1.22")
because the $content->h5plibrary contains both (machinename and
major/minor version).
Create a new method in the helper to use in the player,
in the external WS and in the API. Also, add a
new method in API to help to get export information
by other WS.
H5P editor has a folder with all supported languages in JS files.
A mechanish has been added to let users to translate them using AMOS.
That's how the translations are managed (the order how they are processed):
- If there a JS file for a language, it's loaded.
- If a string has been translated in Moodle (they are placed in
h5plib_vXXX), it will override strings loaded from the JS file.
The following methods have been implemented for supporting
content-type translations:
- H5PEditorAjaxInterface.getTranslations. This method is used for
loading the "Text overrides and translations" section.
- H5peditorStorage.getLanguage. This method is used for displaying
the specific fields and messages for each content-type library.
- H5peditorStorage.getAvailableLanguages. This method is used to
get the language list displayed into the "Text overrides and
translations" section.
The HUB selector allows you to install/update H5P content types from
the H5P editor. We have moved these features to the Content Bank, so we
will not show the HUB selector in the H5P editor.
