186: Module not found
Modules enhance the Aneamal Translator with capabilities that are not part of Aneamal itself. Currently, modules are used to turn math blocks $$…$$ and math strings $…$ into beautiful formulas or to process files represented by the tokens [x-…] and [t-…]. You have used such marks that cause the Aneamal Translator to invoke a module, but the module could not be found in its expected location.
Solution for $…$ and $$…$$
Choose a math module. Installation is easy: Download the compressed file and uncompress it. It contains a folder named math. Upload that folder into your aneamal directory, so that it is located at /aneamal/math/.
If this does not suffice, check that the file permissions grant the right to read the file /aneamal/math/index.php.
If you did not mean to write a math formula, but want to use $ literally as currency sign, prepend a backslash: \$
Solution for [t-…]
The tokens for files that shall be handled by a t-module look like [t-subtype] or [t-subtype:clue] at the start of a block. The Aneamal Translator invokes the module by including /aneamal/t-subtype/index.php. This script could not be found or included in your case. Check that the t-module is located where it should be, the file permissions allow PHP to read it and you have not mistyped its name in your text.
Solution for [x-…]
Tokens for linked files that shall be handled by an x-module look like [x-subtype] or [x-subtype:clue] at the start of a block. The Aneamal Translator invokes the module by including /aneamal/x-subtype/index.php. This script could not be found or included in your case. Check that the x-module is located where it should be, the file permissions allow PHP to read it and you have not mistyped its name in your text.