this a simple (but not best) solution to use mathematics symbols in Docebo :
Installation:
1- Define Xinha as your default HTML WYSHWYG editor .
2- Go to doceboCore\addons\xinha and open docebo_config.js with notepad ;
find 'SuperClean', and add 'Equation', below it .
3- Go to doceboLms\menu and open menu_over.php ; then find this line:
$GLOBALS['page']->add(' <script type="text/javascript" src="'.$GLOBALS['where_framework_relative'].'/lib/lib.menu_over.js"></script>'."\n", 'page_head');
and add below line after it :
$GLOBALS['page']->add(' <script type="text/javascript" src="'.$GLOBALS['where_framework_relative'].'/addons/xinha/plugins/Equation/ASCIIMathML.js"></script>'."\n", 'page_head');
All is done and now you can type any equation in your course.
Limitations:
This application couldn`t load in IE without mathplayer and
your IE(6&7) browser alert you if mathplayer installation is required but
there is no problem with Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox .
Note :
Please upgrade your Xinha editor to new version because current release
used in Docebo LCMS has some little problem with IE .
Request :
I hope Docebo developers define a tiny dedicated editor based on Xinha
to use in test answers and define it as main (default) editor in LCMS with "Equetion"
plugin supported in their next release , because I think it`s best editor in current LCMS
and I hope they add TinyMCE editor (very powerful editor) to their editors collection .
Sincerely,
Omid
