I'm running into the same problem with Wordpress. When I switch their
TinyMCE editor between Text and Visual modes, it will add in those tags.
My solution is to edit only in Text mode (the Sage boxes are invisible
anyway in Visual mode, which is complicating things).
See
I follow the suggestion of Jason and remove the script tag
div class=sage
1+2
/div
and it works.
By the way, in moodle the html editor has a raw mode. However as pointed by
Stefan, as soon as I return to the visual mode, the
editor add the [CDATA[ stuff around the script balise.
As far as I
On 11/13/13 2:49 PM, mbuffa...@gmail.com wrote:
I follow the suggestion of Jason and remove the script tag
div class=sage
1+2
/div
and it works.
By the way, in moodle the html editor has a raw mode. However as pointed
by Stefan, as soon as I return to the visual mode, the
editor add the [CDATA[
On 11/13/13 1:43 PM, Stefan van Zwam wrote:
I'm running into the same problem with Wordpress. When I switch their
TinyMCE editor between Text and Visual modes, it will add in those tags.
My solution is to edit only in Text mode (the Sage boxes are invisible
anyway in Visual mode, which is
Yes the html editor in moodle escape
i.e.
div class=sage
if 12:
print 'hi'
/div
is converted automatically
div class=sageif 1lt;2: print 'hi'
/div
however the code in written with one line, i.e. I am unable to insert
multi-lines using only div
Moreover string enclosed with does nor
I had the very same problem with Moodle2.0
My solution is not to wite an html document inside Moodle. Rather, what I
do is write the .html file externally, with Kompozer, then in Moodle i
upload that external file. I don'n know if this works if, for instance you
want to tak profit of the
On 11/12/13 3:59 PM, mbuffa...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to insert sage cell inside moodle page, in order to use
sage for online course. I found the idea behind sage cell and ipython
wonderful for online course, but I have a problem.
I am using moodle 2.4 and insert the html
code from
