You can always create a resource link to an external page and place it within a frame to keep the moodle navigation and header.
I read original source and did not noticed any moodle functions to control uploading etc. .... so you have modified the code
..lasse.
I use the glossary for this. It works well, allowing comments, ratings, and a quick search capability. Sometimes I also use iPhoto to export a bunch of pictures if I just wanted them viewable. (iPhoto has export to web, and so do lots of other photo managers). Then I zip that folder, upload it to my files area, unzip and create a resource to display them.
There is a modul called gallery from. We used it in 1.3.1+ and 1.4.3.
Our teachers like it: you drop jpg's in a dir, the module makes thumbnails of it and it is running. (make the size of your original pictures the size that fits in the frame.)
One minor point: missing navigationbar.
drupal
mambo
phpbb 2.1
phpnuke
postnuke
tikipro
xaraya
integration can be done using the file in G2 embed.php
discussion link below:
http://gallery.menalto.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=23957&sid=a67ce4790e0733e9201167062d67ca1f
You installed the gallerymodule in version 1.4.3
Is this possible in version 1.5 ?
Hello Herman, Good Easter to you.
Well I did not try it, we live in 1.4.4 and I only run a CVS clean demo on my laptop.
It's my first moodle php creation, so it might be a bit sloppy. My apologizes.
--Scott
Great for a very quick gallery of class events
Thanks!
-- Art
I installed this module but I get the next error:
Module gallery_v1: d:\program files\easyphp1-7\www\moodle/mod/gallery_v1/version.php was not readable
What's going wrong?
The directory 'gallery_v1' contains a directory 'gallery'.
It's that one that should end up in your 'moodle/mod' directory.
Hallo Jan
Thanks for your help!
It's running perfectly: it's great.
Is this module safe enough to install it at my production server?
As far as I can see, the module uses it's own table. The module produces frames, but if you know your public and frames are no problem, why not?
I don't know how it will behave on 1.5
I haven't tried this as of yet. Is it implemented as a Moodle module that can be installed in a course?
mike
Unfortunately a lot of stuff is still missing. I wrote it during the summer holidays while learning php.
I once started completely rewriting it (it used a text file to store comments and captions, so all of that had to be rewritten anyway) but then it dropped on my todo-list, because my school is no longer hosting a photogallery (lack of server space).
I really think it would be better to wait for Moodle 1.6. The datamodule (maybe with a separate gallery template) would allow for metadata to be posted along with the picture.
We have separate galleries hosted elsewhere. Moodle forms a part of the learning environment, and it was never our intention to 'force' entry into Moodle to obtain every single educational resource! All links derive from our portals at www.webschool.org.uk and www.mywebschool.org/postnuke/ . This is usually the first point of call for all students. Appropriate links to these resources, opened in new windows, are available from the Moodle sites.
Putting all your 'educational' eggs into one basket might appear to be fantastic and a convenient solution..but at what cost to the size and operational requirements for this wonderful resource? If the site ever goes down...then the whole collection of resources goes down...period. At least with a number of resources hosted elsewhere, there are alternative online options available for both teachers and students.
See my post in the 'forum module' forum.
mike
Try it and see what you think.
mike