Hello,
How can I add a new event to SCORM module?
I tried to add a new event to scorm module, then I put inside
scorm > classes > event > course_module_created.php
namespace mod_scorm\event;
defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die();
class course_module_created extends \core\event\course_module_created {
protected function init() {
die('bye world');
}
}
The code above is never executed when a scorm module is created.
Anyone?
Thanks in advance.
Did you write some code to call this new event?
Events don't just magically get called based on you giving them a name that sounds like they should be called.
Well, I put this name based on https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Event_2
I need that event be called when a new scorm module added on course.
I put this new event on scorm module code, then how can I trigger it?
Thanks.
Well, if you really want to modify the core code to trigger this new event when a SCORM module is created, then you can read up on it at: https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Event_2#Triggering_events
Really, though, you probably want to write some code that handles the '\core\event\course_module_created' event and then checks to see if the activity created was a SCORM - that's going to be a lot neater and easier to maintain that modifying core code to add a new custom event for a specific activity type.
Yes, I understand perfectly.
I was wonder that all events located in https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Event_2#Existing_events
can be added and automatically triggered by core.
Then this events https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Event_2#Existing_events do not automacally called
And if not, the only way to do it is modify core code?
Thank you!
You really need an event observer (also called event handler). I suggest you do the following:
An example: the assignment plug-in also listens for events:
https://github.com/moodle/moodle/blob/master/mod/assign/db/events.php#L29
It tells Moodle that it listens for "\core\event\course_reset_started" and then wants to run code identified by "\mod_assign\group_observers::course_reset_started". This notation style uses the namespace functionality within PHP so you don't need to refer to files that you need to include. However, if you want to keep stuff simple in your code; you can add two other properties to refer to a PHP file and a function within that file.
The code that is run and identified by "\mod_assign\group_observers::course_reset_started" can be found here:
https://github.com/moodle/moodle/blob/master/mod/assign/classes/group_observers.php#L52
So in short:
Thank you so much for you atenttion.
I'll try it and come back to say the final result..
Hello,
Can I get the local files of the module scorm when uploading?
I need modify some files of scorm during upload of activity module.
Thanks in advance!
