FilterCodes

I have spotted a very similar issue to Kees - if I am using an H5p activity (Moodle core, rather than the 3rd party plugin) - for some reason the {ifactivitycompleted ID} mechanism doesn't work e.g. it isn't recognising that the activity has been completed.

Update
If I do it with a PAGE that is completed, then it works. Is the completed status of a lesson not being picked up properly?

Hi Michael, the referenced activity id (a lesson with id 1760) is within the same course.
The cron is running regularly.
{ifnotactivitycompleted 1760}......{/ifnotactivitycompleted} works without troubles.

Hi Kees, is the referenced activity id within the same course or in a different course? Also, is cron running regularly every minute (see Site Administration > Notifications).
Best regards,
Michael

When I complete an activity, I would like to with
"{ifactivitycompleted id}......{/ifactivitycompleted}" create a comment within another page. This will NOT be picked up.
If I want something similar with "{ifnotactivitycompleted id}......{/ifnotactivitycompleted}" (before completing that activity), then it DOES work.
I'm using the latest version of 'Filter Codes' and Moodle 4.1.8 (Build: 20231222).
What am I doing wrong / what is going wrong?
Greetings, Kees Koopman

@Carlos - check that the filter is enabled at site level, then check that it is enabled at course level and finally that it is enabled at activity level. I would guess it hasn't been enabled at one of the above levels.

Guys, why isn't this working for me?
I downloaded the Plugin, for version 4.3, installed it, the Theme used in Moodle is 'Classic'
everything ok so far
Then I tried to do this within a course that has 5 Groups already created and with students in each group.
HTML Block:
Your name: {fullname}
Class: {mygroups}
|But, nothing changes, it stays the same, no name or group appears here
What am I doing wrong?

Hello,
I have a question / request.
I can see {ifhasarolename roleshortname}{/ifhasarolename}: Displays enclosed content if the user has been assigned the specified role anywhere in the Moodle site within any context.
Is there a 'not' version of this please? ie
{ifhasnotarolename roleshortname}{/ifhasnotarolename}Displays enclosed content if the user has NOT been assigned the specified role anywhere in the Moodle site within any context.
Thank you for wonderful plug in, it continues to support our use of Moodle, especially useful for supporting the student.
With best wishes, Marie

Hi Marta,
I am not sure what you are doing but I can assure you that neither of the solutions that I mentioned do any kind of translations on their own.
I suggest that you move this discussion into the Moodle discussion forums as this does not have anything to do with FilterCodes.
Alternatively, feel free to reach out to me through my website for premium support at www.tngconsulting.ca/contact and I will be happy to work one on one with you.
Best regards,
Michael

Michael, I've already tested it and the 2 options appear with different languages, as there is no if clause, this tag simply translates the text into the language that I allocate in xx, that's all

Hi Marta, that is exactly what the {mlang} and {multilang} tags do. They just don't have the word "if" as part of the name of the tag. Try them. I am confident that you will not be disappointed.

Hi Michael, thank you for your feedback, but what I need are tags with if, for example, if the selected language is Portuguese, "Brazil" will appear and if it is English, "Brazil" will appear. Example: {iflang pt} Brasil {/iflang}
{iflang en} Brazil {/iflang}, In other words, only what is within the if of the language selected by the user will appear on the screen

Olà Marta, sorry, I don't speak Portuguese.
In order to do language-based filtering, I believe what you are looking for is a multi-language filter.
I personally use and recommend the excellent multi-language content (v2) {mlang xx}{mlang} tags for this.
If you prefer not to install another 3rd party plugin, you can use the slightly less flexible {multilang xx}{/multilang} tags included with FilterCodes. This is a plain-text substitute for Moodle core's Multi-Language Content filter that uses HTML span tags.
Important: For {multilang} tags to work, the Multi-Language Content filter that comes with Moodle must be enabled as FilterCodes does not do any language filtering itself. It just makes it easier to tag your content using plain text tags instead of having to edit HTML.
If these are not what you are looking for, let me know how your idea of an {iflang xx}{/iflang} would be different.
Hope you find this information helpful.
Best regards,
Michael Milette

Olá Michael, vi na documentação do plugin que temos a tag {preferredlanguage} que exibe o idioma selecionado pelo usuário e a tag {langx xx}{/langx} que marca um texto específico em um determinado idioma envolvendo o texto em um par de tags de texto simples. Uso bastante os blocos html onde tenho textos e uma tag que seria muito útil e ajudaria bastante é a tag {iflang xx} onde o xx corresponde ao idioma selecionado pelo usuário

Just had a little panic after updating the plugin and all my course end dates were showing up as the start dates. For those who may experience, this, and want the SAME date format that was previously showing (at least for us), I just needed to change the {coursestartdate} and {courseenddate} to {coursestartdate strftimedatefullshort }and {courseenddate strftimedatefullshort}. I thought that the format was optional, but it wasn't in our case. GREAT PLUGIN, though! LOVE THIS!