General ESMJ Forum

Hi Jamie,

Thanks for the quick reply.
I thought I did, but upon accessing the page again (yourmoodleroot.com/admin/), I got the database update notice, so I guess I skipped step 5 when setting up mfm with moodle 1.9... It's all good now Works a treat!

Germain

PS: Can I suggest that you change the installation instructions to:
5. Finally go to yourmoodleroot.com/admin/ on your mobile phone for moodle to to automatically update the database (you will need to log in as an admin to access this page).
When I first accessed that page, I was expecting some form of actual database set-up ratrher than a transparent update process...

Hello Germain & Jamie

I don't think that the problem has to do with how I logged on because I only logged on as admin and ended up with the message. I later logged in as a student to see if I could get around the message, but I couldn't.

Germain, I bet that you have your course set to display in WEEKS not TOPICS, right? I traced the logic, and I think that the problem lies with this code in customscripts/course/format/topics/format.php. There is no corresponding code in weeks/format.php like this section and it calls confirm_sesskey() and is obviously returning FALSE.

if (($marker >=0) && has_capability('moodle/course:setcurrentsection', $context) && confirm_sesskey()) {
$course->marker = $marker;
if (! set_field("course", "marker", $marker, "id", $course->id)) {
error("Could not mark that topic for this course");
}
}

On another front, I wonder if the new code will work with newer softbank or Willcom phones. Comparing the current code in lib/setup.php I find these differences between the 1.9 version and what I had to do to get the 1.6 version to work with newer phones. Please look into to.

Cheers,
Tom

Current 1.9 version
function mfm_agent() {
$docomoRegex = '^DoCoMo/\d\.\d[ /]';
$vodafoneRegex = '^(??:Vodafone|J-PHONE)/\d\.\d|MOT-)';
$ezwebRegex = '^(?:KDDI-[A-Z]+\d+[A-Z]? )?UP\.Browser\/';
$airhphoneRegex = '^Mozilla/3\.0\(DDIPOCKET;';
$symbianRegex= '; Symbian OS;';
$operaminiRegex= 'J2ME/MIDP; Opera Mini';
$mobileRegex =

My tweaked 1.6 version
$docomoRegex = '^DoCoMo/\d\.\d[ /]';
$vodafoneRegex = '^(??:Vodafone|J-PHONE|SoftBank)/\d\.\d|MOT-)';
$ezwebRegex = '^(?:KDDI-[A-Z]+\d+[A-Z]? )?UP\.Browser\/';
$airhphoneRegex = '^Mozilla/3\.0\((?:DDIPOCKET|WILLCOM);';
$symbianRegex= '; Symbian OS;';
$operaminiRegex= 'J2ME/MIDP; Opera Mini';
$mobileRegex =

Yes, Don is right on all counts.

Don suggests that you can 'media' in the introduction text box. But only gif images will work on older phones.

Section summaries in course sections also work both in the topics and weeks course formats. But labels are not supported.

Thanks for the reply. One question though, when I make the new folder, where should it be placed?
thanks
Robert