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This type of problem can not be solved if you do not specify which vesion of Moodle you use.
In the version I use, no problem occurs when you restore courses especially when all the required parameters are well configured.
In the version I use, no problem occurs when you restore courses especially when all the required parameters are well configured.
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Hi,
We're using an install of 1.8.2+ and an LDAP template for automatic class creation and enrollment. When we restore backed up courses to the auto created courses, using the delete first option, we also encounter the same problem of the correct number of sections not appearing. They are in the db and will appear if you change the course settings to the correct number of sections. Is this a bug or intended functionality? Anyone have a solution besides individually changing the number of sections after the restore?
Thanks,
Sam
We're using an install of 1.8.2+ and an LDAP template for automatic class creation and enrollment. When we restore backed up courses to the auto created courses, using the delete first option, we also encounter the same problem of the correct number of sections not appearing. They are in the db and will appear if you change the course settings to the correct number of sections. Is this a bug or intended functionality? Anyone have a solution besides individually changing the number of sections after the restore?
Thanks,
Sam
Hi Nick,
How can we add more topics than 52? I am using Moodle
1.7.2 version.
How can we add more topics than 52? I am using Moodle
1.7.2 version.
Sajan
In moodle/course/edit_form.php look for a line like:
for ($i=1; $i<=52; $i++) {
and change it to however many topics you want.
We use
for ($i=1; $i<=85; $i++) {
to display our days per semester.
In moodle 1.8.2, it is around line 100
larry
In moodle/course/edit_form.php look for a line like:
for ($i=1; $i<=52; $i++) {
and change it to however many topics you want.
We use
for ($i=1; $i<=85; $i++) {
to display our days per semester.
In moodle 1.8.2, it is around line 100
larry
Thanks Larry, this will prove to be very useful.
Rich
Rich
Thanks indeed, this is very helpful!
Hi Nick,
It seems that the only "restore" function that will bring in all the course settings is "to a NEW COURSE" - but I have added a ticket in the tracker which calls for the same in "restore to existing course, deleting it first"
http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-15659
please vote for it, if you like!
thanks,
clark
It seems that the only "restore" function that will bring in all the course settings is "to a NEW COURSE" - but I have added a ticket in the tracker which calls for the same in "restore to existing course, deleting it first"
http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-15659
please vote for it, if you like!
thanks,
clark