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Equation import bug? #17
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This seems to happen as a result of the equation being converted to use the element, which shouldn't be used any more. The code to convert Word Equations into MathML was written by Microsoft, so I'll try to find out if they have updated it since I originally copied it. |
Sir, Please look into the prroblem as soon as possible. |
Enyedi, Microsofts XSLT code for Word 365 hasn't changed, so that's why the error occurs. |
Thanks sir, that resolved the issue.. |
Thank you. In the end, for the equations I used text, or images for the
more complex ones.
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Enyedi, Microsofts XSLT code for Word 365 hasn't changed, so that's why
the error occurs.
Chandan, you must set the "Additional equation delimiters" field to
"<math" on the "Local MathJax installation" settings page in your Moodle
instance (*Site administration > Plugins > Filters > MathJax*) (cf.
https://moodle/admin/settings.php?section=filtersettingmathjaxloader)
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Hi,
Several of our equations are imported without their inner parentheses. Of course, they are correctable in the converted MathML, once in Moodle.
I attached an example. It is "1/(φ∙(N-k+1))" in the docx file (attached), but becomes "1/(φ∙N-k+1)" in Moodle. Tested both in Moodle 3.11 and 4.3, same result.
I did not use the Word template, but exported some existing questions from Moodle, converted the doc file to docx, edited that and imported it back into Moodle. It works fine. I doubt that this is the cause.
I'm using "Microsoft® Word for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2401 Build 16.0.17231.20194) 64-bit".
Otherwise, this is a very efficient productivity-enhancing plugin for my colleagues. Thank you for sharing it.
equation bug demo.docx
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