Hi all, I am new to moodle - coming from a Drupal background in PHP.
In Drupal, we never hack core code or any contributed modules when looking to modify them. There was almost always a way to override functions.
Is moodle the same? I assume you never hack core because of upgrades. What about contributed modules? How do we make them do more than they currently do?
The scenario is as follows: We have a feed back module that I found in moodle-root/mod/feedback
We want to generate page statistics for users who arrive at the landing page for the module.
Then, we want to generate stats again for each user that completes the feedback survey so we can generate graphs ie:
Males that looked at the survey: 100
Males that completed the survey:50
Females that looked at the survey: 200
Females that completed the survey:190
I have found where i can inject code in the feedback to start gathering stats but I am not keen on adding this to the core code that came with the feedback module so was therefore wondering if there was another way to do it?
We have site statistics active but when I go into admin menu > reports > logs
There are 0 results found...?? In fact ALL the logs are empty..!!!!??!
