<td align="right"><?php print_string("chooseauthmethod","auth") ?>:</td>
<td><?php
choose_from_menu ($auth_options, 'auth', $form->auth);
helpbutton('authchange', get_string('chooseauthmethod', 'auth'));
?>
</td>to <td align="right"><label for="auth"><?php print_string("chooseauthmethod","auth") ?>:</label></td>
<td><?php
choose_from_menu ($auth_options, 'auth', $form->auth);
helpbutton('authchange', get_string('chooseauthmethod', 'auth'));
?>
</td>
many thanks for the prompt reply. the college is likely to enrol via ldap although that might all change so the other option would be e-mail based authentication.
what i was hoping to do was to run the windows version of v1.6 (with xampp) on my laptop and then export the course templates to the college moodle on demand.
alternatively - actually thinking about it there probably is no alternative other than to run the plug in on the college server but as moodle is going to be a new toy from the college point of view i don't want to burden them with too much and would like some element of surprise when demonstrating moodle capabilities.
using the hosted 1.5.2 version is really a non-runner, that site will be used as an information portal for the learning centres with all the college side of things run from the college moodle.
i tried this morning to run the plug in on my laptop but received an error - which i did not record but had something to do with line 127 in moodle admin. but i'm not worried, i'll try again.
the college is in the process of moving from one building to another and consequently network traffic and mail is 'chaotic'. could you please resend them to ianlake@mynow.co.uk
many thanks
ian
I'm using both: I have a current site that uses 1.5.3. and I'm building a new site for which I'd like to use 1.6 (if I can get all the custom modules I need to work with 1.6)
On my site are courses for medical doctors. They can do these courses to keep their knowledge up to date and gain study points ( every medical doctor needs e certain number of study points every year in order to keep their licence in the Netherlands ). I'd like all my members to have their own group, based on their medical specialism. My members enrol by email, my courses are made seperatly by hand. But they all have the same structure, the same length etc. So I thought: there should be a way to do this quicker and easier. I thought maybe your module could help me do this?
Marion
