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@baracroft The H5P core team should update their documentation at some point …

You’re using the?bloginfo function of WordPress?that displays the link. Please have a look at?https://github.com/h5p/h5pmods-wordpress-plugin/blob/master/h5pmods.php?to learn about an alternative using the plugin_dir_url function instead.

Please find the answer on the H5P forum already: https://h5p.org/comment/49196#comment-49196

Hi!

If you have the latest version of the plugin installed, you should see an option to select the Trigger mode. If that is set to CSS selector(s), then you will be able to specify CSS selector(s).

Cheers,
Oliver

Sorry that Excel doesn’t suit your needs.

Feel free to check with a plain text editor what encoding is used in the file and what encoding your server is using.

Hi! No, that’s not possible, sorry. Have you made sure that whatever you open the CSV file with supports UTF8 and does not assume some other encoding?

Hi @did3y!

My name is Oliver and I am the author of Advent Calendar, but I am not a member of the H5P core team. They were so kind to forward your question to me.

The latest version of Advent Calendar is 0.3.3 which features a dynamic mode and introduces a 4×6 layout instead of a 6×4 layout only (in theory, 3×8, 2×12 or even 1×24 could be added easily, too). Unfortunately, even though this update was supposed to be released on the H5P Hub last year, the H5P core team has not found time yet to update the version that they are serving, so you are likely to look at version 0.2.5 which does not allow to change the layout, sorry.

Oliver

@loizosaristides No, that is not an option, sorry.

@icc0rz This is a bug that already has a fix, see https://github.com/h5p/h5p-wordpress-plugin/pull/148

Hi Rafael!

To be honest, I am not sure how you would receive that very message.

H5P files contain all the libraries that are required to use them. H5P core will install missing libraries from that file if the user has sufficient rights.

So, in theory, if you now uploaded with a role with insufficient rights, there may be libraries missing that are within the file, but H5P core will not install them. But you’re saying that H5P core in version 1.24 is already installed and thus should be its dependencies (the ones listed here are among them).

Could you please check _where_ CoursePresentation 1.24 is installed? As far as I know – never used the WordPress plugin with H5P in multisite mode before – every site instance needs to manage its own set of H5P libraries. There’s no single central storage of libraries. So you may have tried to upload the 1.25 file where not even 1.24 is installed.

If you have installed Course Presentation 1.24 on one site but if you uploaded the file on a site where 1.24 was not installed, you might be facing the error message that you now see. In that case, you’d need to install CoursePresentation 1.24 on that site first (with sufficient rights) via the H5P Hub (https://h5p.org/update-all-content-types).

H5P.org is a site to test H5P which is also running an H5P plugin (on Drupal, but that does not concern the content) with all libraries in their “officially” released version. You can register an account there which would give you a user with limited rights. Then uploading the 1.25 file will try to load the content without installing the newer libraries and in this case that should work (the data structure of CoursePresentation content did not change from 1.24 to 1.25). You’ll end up with 1.24 content that you can download via the Reuse button at the bottom of your content and then upload that file to your site.

If none of that works, someone from the H5P core team might need to help you out. I am merely a bystander and not affiliated with them.

Best,
Oliver

Hi Rafael!

That would happen if the content file was created on H5P.com which already runs a newer core version and CoursePresentation 1.25, or if somebody built and installed libraries from the source repositories.

The workaround (until the WordPress plugin got updated) is to upload the file with a user role that is not allowed to manage H5P libraries or to upload the content to H5P.org and download it from there, please cmp. the same issue on the H5P forum. https://h5p.org/comment/47496#comment-47496

Best,
Oliver

You can download them from the exports folder, yes. But H5P needs to process the files to validate their structure, set database values, etc. There’s currently no batch upload feature for that process.

You can tell me, but I am not part of the H5P core team. Just someone with too much spare time apparently ??

https://h5p.org/comment/19744#comment-19744

And if that doesn’t help, make sure there’s not some special .htaccess file overriding general rules.