. It seems to work okay for the site homepage too, so it could also be used for a second site main menu block. The only thing is it looks a little funky to have topic "100" show up, like on the activity index pages, but I didn't know how else to do this (also, I don't use the Activities block, and I've taken this link out of my breadcrumb so my users don't ever see these pages).To try it, 1. add a string to the lang/en/moodle.php file:
"coursesectionblock" for the block title. You can call it whatever you want, e.g. Resources, etc. So, it would look like this:
$string['coursesectionblock'] = 'Resources';
2. upload the course_section block folder to the moodle blocks folder.
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(Editado por Eloy Lafuente (stronk7) - sábado, 18 de febrero de 2006, 01:35)
, really all it means is that in the activity index pages and reports these activities will show up listed under topic 100). So, if that isn't a problem for you, and you want to be able to add activities or resources to a block in your course as opposed to a topic/week, this might be handy. Here's an example screenshot of how I am using it in a course--I have added a forum and a glossary to a block called Support, so that they stand out better than having them stuck in a topic somewhere. And next to it is how it shows up on the forum index page. There might be a better way than to add them to topic "100" but this works for me.
. Does Moodle create a set of empty topic/week structures from the final course week to week 99?
. This really is just a hack (using topic 100), otherwise it would require coding to several files.
