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The risk is that it won't work the way you want it to. IF for some reason it broke the page, you should know immediately and be able to switch it back

( I always save the original version of the page - then make my changes and attempt the page I modified immediately after the change is made)

If you are changing code that effects the database, and are able to watch what is happening in there I would recommend it, otherwise immediately after testing your change I would check my student results again. Make sure there are no surprises.

Good luck.

PS. I can't read much PHP but I keep looking things up, whenever there is something I need to be able to do, eventually with all of the online help manuals I figure it out - especially with all of the helpful people here on Moodle.org.


Sandra King