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I don't know much about Java. But I have been playing around with Wink that creates Flash presentations. I saw Peter Lawson's post in Lesson and realize that I have seen this kind of advice before. I hope someone who really know what they are doing will edit this page. Ooops, I will go back and add a stub --Chris collman 16:31, 13 October 2008 (CDT)

Draft insert Java script into lesson page

Here is what Peter wrote in the Lesson Forum:

I used javascript to popup a fullscreen window for my flash presentation. I first built a standard pair of html pages on my desktop. one has the script in the head of the document and a scipt link in the body. the other is the pae that plays the flash presentation with a standard form with a close window button.

Once these were working on my desktop I logged into moodle and opened the html editer at the location I wanted. I wrote what I wanted to see and then switched to html view using the <> button.

I pasted the scripted link in the body at the appropriate place.

Problem with this htmnl editor is tht you dont have a head section so I copied the head section with its script and pasted it into the editor in one piece at the top.

Saved and closed and off it went no probs.

Moodle seems to change the script and makes the head invisible again but s long as you dont try and edit that again it seems to work fine.

If you decide to edit the page then you will have to replace the link script getting rid of what moodle changed it to and re add the head script including the <head> tags

Thanks Peter --Chris collman 16:31, 13 October 2008 (CDT)