Bug: {info} tags dont work in mobile app

[davefoord]

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What happened?

I have just noticed that the {info} tag doesn't appear to work when viewed on the Moodle Mobile app, which is a shame, as is a really useful feature. it may not be technically possible for it to work, but if it should and could work would be great.

What do you think should have happened?

I expected the info text to appear in a 'pop up' similar to when viewed by a browser.

Steps to reproduce

Add {info}content{/info} to a page on the site check that it works as expected visit the same page via the mobile app see what happens

Screenshots

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Moodle version

4.1.13+ (Build: 20240927)

Installed Moodle UI Language packs.

• [x] English only
• [ ] One or more other languages/regional dialects (specify below)
• [ ] Other

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Workaround

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Client Device type: (e.g. Desktop, iPhone or iPad, Android phone or tablet, Other - specify) Client Operating System: (e.g. Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Android, iOS, Other - specify) Client Web Browser: (e.g. Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Safe Exam Browser, Moodle Mobile App) Server Operating System: (e.g. Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Other - specify) Server Webserver: (e.g. Apache, Nginx, IIS, Other - specify) Server PHP: (e.g. 7.4, 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, 8.3, Other - specify)

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[michael-milette]

HI @davefoord ,

Thank you for bringing this to my attention. Unfortunately, I am not quite sure how to fix this in the mobile app. Let me know if you have any suggestions.

Best regards,

Michael

[davefoord]

The mobile app, doesn't support the (not sure what the proper name is) pop up that you use, and not sure if it has an equivalent.

One option that does work on the mobile app, is the bootstrap details/summary mechanism that creates an accordion wit the following syntax

?

XXXXX

So a possible bodge that I can apply front end would be

{ifmobile}

?

XXXXX

{/ifmobile} {ifnotmobile}{help}

XXXXX

{/help}{ifnotmobile}

But this is a bit messy as have to apply the content twice

Could you code in the above syntax, so if not viewed through the app it behaves as current, if viewed through the app, then it works as an accordion.

If it isn't doable, then not a problem - but maybe worth adding a note against these items to warn people that they don't work on the app.

And as always - thanks again for your work on this app, which as you have probably worked out, I love.

[davefoord]

And of course - the page has rendered the syntax as the accordion, which makes the above make a lot less sense. hopefully I have attached a screenshot here of the code