Installation:
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Installation is not completely automatic, so you'll have to
fork your Moodle a little bit. Not much.
So lets start with that manual stuff:
1. Unpack the zip file ( structure ):
- cms_plugin
- cms
- course
- blocks
- lang
- theme
- admin
and copy directories cms, course, blocks, lang, theme and admin into your $CFG->dirroot
(means same level for example blocks and message directories are).
Backup your /index.php, /admin/site.html and /course/lib.php files.
Copy /index.x.x.php ( where x.x is representing your Moodle version )
over your existing index.php. Copy /admin/site.x.x.html over your existing
/admin/site.html file and copy /course/lib.x.x.php over your existing /course/lib.php
file.
NOTE!!! If your existing installation includes FRONTPAGECATEGORYCOMBO then
you'll need index.1.6.1.php and /course/lib.1.6.1.php
2. Log in to your moodle site as admin.
3. Point your browser to http://<yoursystem>/cms/
(something like http://www.domain.tld/cms or http://www.domain.tld/moodle/cms/)
This installs all necessary database tables for you. After the cms tables are
installed you'll be redirected to moodle's admin page which installs the
cmsnavigation block.
4. Go to your front page and add new block "cmsnavigation" or site navigation. When editing
is on you should see "admin" (not an icon but text) link in your newely added block which
leads you to CMS administration.
5. Go back to the CMS administration page and first add new menu. After that you can start
create pages.
- menu names in cms admin are only for internal usage. You can add whole different name
to menus at cmsnavigation block config.
REMEMBER TO CHANGE ONE OF THE PAGES AS DEFAULT!!!
6. Change your site setting to "CMS content".
- if you leave "Show topic" to yes, topic is shown before any pages.
7. You should be done if I didn't forget anything out of this
8. (optional)
Edit social_activities block. Open /blocks/social_activities/block_social_activities.php
and add course-view-cms into applicable_formats() -function:
function applicable_formats() {
return array('course-view-social' => true, 'course-view-cms' => true);
}
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Questions can be asked in Moodle.org's forums or directly via
email janne dot mikkonen at julmajanne dot com