Martin Dougiamas

Well the idea of tags is to link blogs together.

If they are shared then they have a chance of re-using the same tags and not spelling them wrong

That was the reasoning anyway. A lot of social systems seem to do it that way. I wouldn't mind hearing more from people about alternatives.

Note the age of the post you replied to

Note also that there is *no* concept of posting Moodle blogs to a course at all. Blogs are user centered. Instead of posting a blog to a course we have forums (which Elgg doesn't have, I guess).

Blogs in Moodle are really basic right now because we're looking for good feedback on what they should become.

If you have good experience with blogs in different systems it'd be appreciated if you could go over the blogs forum and join in, and/or make some good feature requests on the Moodle Tracker. Thanks!

So you've done:

$records = get_records_select('tablename', 'some select criteria');

To just see what you have (as a developer) try this:

print_object($records);

To do something useful with this array of objects you can do:


if ($records) {
echo '

'.$record->id.'

'.userdate($record->date).'

'.$record->title.'

'.$record->type.'

';
}

Updated: http://xref.moodle.org/

See also: http://www.google.com/codesearch

There is usually no "page" to go back to ... you just use the admin tree block to navigate.