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# a) learn a bit more about git and how to

Merges ok and no further steps are needed. # before attempting the merge, check that # (the first time this will take a minute) # fetch latest code from the catalyst moodle repo Git remote add cat-moodle git:///moodle-r2.git # MOODLE_19_BRANCH as imported by catalyst If that happens you can merge in updates from the MOODLE_19_STABLE branch without waiting for me. But perhaps I fall behind, or get rolled over by a bus. Now, I will be regularly merging fixes from MOODLE_19_STABLE so all you need to do is that 'git pull' regularly. # Pull updates from the mdl19-tinymce branch Git checkout -b mdl19-tinymce origin/mdl19-tinymce # branch to track the mdl19-tinymce branch, and # - not what you want - so create a local # moodle version we run in the OLPC School Server # the 'default' branch of this repo is for the # clone the repo - will take a few minutes. If you want the git repository you do git clone.Ī quick workflow. want me to fix a bug that is hurting you? grab an XO test image or a Sugar LiveCD and show me the bug is there too bugfixes (post your patch right here on this thread or email me) This needs your help however, in the form of I'll try to defer merging from _STABLE into the -tinymce branch to keep things simple. If, like me, you are an avid git user, you can merge from catalyst's MOODLE_19_STABLE import to keep grabbing those good bugfixen from the _STABLE branch, and also merge / pull from that mdl19-tinymce branch for any bugfixes to tinymce. To use, set $CFG->defaulthtmleditor='tinymce' To download, follow the 'tree' link at the top, which will reveal a 'snapshot' link. The code is on a branch off MOODLE_19_STABLE (from the catalyst repo), right here: Many thanks to Mauno and Mathieu for all their work on TinyMCE for 2.0.

consistent with HEAD (as much as possible) Today back and the office I completed the backport. With Mathieu, I explored the patchseries a bit, and figured out a few interdependencies and tricky bits. I know we also want to use it for our OLPC Moodle, which will make lots of kids happy (if it works well!).

Over at the MoodleMoot AU, Mathieu told me that if I backported the TinyMCE to 1.9 it'd probably make a lot of people happy.

Instal the new for windows EZ Meta Tag Editor 3.2.0.1