| Tidy filter turned on in Moodle but not working? |
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| Written by Ken Task | |||
| Saturday, 19 April 2008 09:49 | |||
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Could be php support for tidy is not installed! By default tidy is not
compiled into the original php package on CentOS 5.x. You can check
via this command: php -m That should provide a list for all the mods php supports. Towards the bottom of the listing you should see tidy listed. If you do not, here's the "fix"! As root user: yum -y install php-tidy libtidy [ENTER] Remember to restart apache for it to pick up on changes to php. /sbin/service httpd restart [ENTER] Now go do some copy and paste from a Word doc in a Moodle web page to see if the "junk" isn't cleaned out for ya on the fly! ;) Credit where credit is due ... SOS member Randon Lance of ESC15 put me onto this issue. Thanks, Randon!
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