Like the display of Moodle Site's Modules and Plugins？
Parse the code below to the header section in listing template or/and single template .
<table width="80%" cellpadding="5" border="1" align="center" class="modulesdata generaltable"> <tbody>
<tr>
<th align="left" class="header">header1
</th>
<th align="left" class="header">header2
</th>
<th align="left" class="header">header3
</th>
<th align="left" class="header">header4
</th>
</tr></tbody>
</table>
In reply to alex ang
Re: For those who want the display of Moodle Site's Modules and plugins
by Chris Porter -
Okay, I've been searching for how to do this all day and I've finally figured it out. I am self-taught when it comes to HTML and all of this business, so I really don't know what all of this means . . . I just know it works.
The following HTML code worked for me for the list template. I noticed the WYSIWYG editor likes to screw up the code once you save it, so I started copying my trial and error code into Microsoft Word until I figured it out. I'm sure there's an easier way, but here's what worked for me:
**Make sure you edit all three sections using the HTML editor**
HEADER SECTION:
REPEATED ENTRY SECTION:
FOOTER:
</tbody></table></div><hr />
**PLEASE NOTE** that if you go back and fix stuff - the editor will add code that you didn't put there orginally. It was a huge pain to copy and paste every single time, but I'm very happy that I finally figured it out.
The following HTML code worked for me for the list template. I noticed the WYSIWYG editor likes to screw up the code once you save it, so I started copying my trial and error code into Microsoft Word until I figured it out. I'm sure there's an easier way, but here's what worked for me:
**Make sure you edit all three sections using the HTML editor**
HEADER SECTION:
<table class="modulesdata generaltable" align="center" border="1" cellpadding="5" width="80%"> <tbody>
<tr>
<th class="header" align="left">Date
</th>
<th class="header" align="left">Write Stuff Here
</th>
<th class="header" align="left">Options
</th>
</tr>
REPEATED ENTRY SECTION:
<tr><td>Date</td>
<td>Write_stuff_here</td>
<td>##Edit## ##More## ##Delete## ##Approve##</td></tr>
FOOTER:
</tbody></table></div><hr />
**PLEASE NOTE** that if you go back and fix stuff - the editor will add code that you didn't put there orginally. It was a huge pain to copy and paste every single time, but I'm very happy that I finally figured it out.
In reply to Chris Porter
Re: For those who want the display of Moodle Site's Modules and plugins
by uday ramakrishna -
Hi
This is a great article but is there a way to restrict users from adding new contents to a database by restricting it to only the admin users? i.e we want to remove the additional tab add entry which normally appears on all the databases created? I tried the admin stuff but there was no control there, nor did the assign roles work.
Best Regards
Uday
In reply to uday ramakrishna
Re: For those who want the display of Moodle Site's Modules and plugins
Uday,
at Moodle 1.6, on 'Editing Database' you can find Participants = 'Teachers' or 'Teachers and Students'. Setting it to 'Teachers' avoid students to insert items on your database.
I'm sure there is something similar at Moodle 1.7
at Moodle 1.6, on 'Editing Database' you can find Participants = 'Teachers' or 'Teachers and Students'. Setting it to 'Teachers' avoid students to insert items on your database.
I'm sure there is something similar at Moodle 1.7
In reply to Leticia Maimann-Roland
Re: For those who want the display of Moodle Site's Modules and plugins
by Roel Cantada -
For Moodle 1.7 go to the Database settings page. Then Roles tab, and select Students. Then click Overrides. You will be presented with the capabilities associated with the instance of this database. Prevent write entry and any other capability.
Or you could create a role with the above capabilities setting and assign this to your students in the Roles assign tab.
In reply to Chris Porter
Re: For those who want the display of Moodle Site's Modules and plugins
by João Fernandes -
In reply to João Fernandes
Re: For those who want the display of Moodle Site's Modules and plugins
by Helen Foster -
Hi João,
Please find attached the modules and plugins database preset, which includes a Javascript template.
(Edited to attach updated file according to Robert's suggestion.)
Please find attached the modules and plugins database preset, which includes a Javascript template.
(Edited to attach updated file according to Robert's suggestion.)
In reply to Helen Foster
Re: For those who want the display of Moodle Site's Modules and plugins
by Robert Allerstorfer -
Helen,
to be complete, the preset.zip files should now also include a "asearchtemplate.html" file. This does not harm to older Moodles, but gives you advantage to recent ones.
Best,
Robert
to be complete, the preset.zip files should now also include a "asearchtemplate.html" file. This does not harm to older Moodles, but gives you advantage to recent ones.
Best,
Robert
In reply to Robert Allerstorfer
Re: For those who want the display of Moodle Site's Modules and plugins
by Helen Foster -
Thanks Robert, I've followed your suggestion and updated the attached preset. (What we really need is a database activity on moodle.org for sharing database presets - see MDLSITE-303. 
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In reply to Helen Foster
Re: For those who want the display of Moodle Site's Modules and plugins
by João Fernandes -
Thanks a lot Helen!
regards
J
regards
J