Hi,
Just to let you know, cvs.moodle.org is moving to a new server today (from 74.54.45.50 to 174.123.154.58), and you might see some "WARNING: POSSIBLE DNS SPOOFING DETECTED!" warnings from ssh because the IP number has changed.
Fear not, it's a legitimate move.
To fix the warnings, just delete your local copy of the host key and re-connect.
Cheers,
Martin
Martin Dougiamas
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Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> WebDAV for Moodledata -> Re: WebDAV for Moodledata
by Martin Dougiamas -
I would also like to see this information organised properly. Is anyone even using WebDAV properly?
Moodle in English -> Lounge -> Can anyone help me in learning Moodle Administration? -> Re: Can anyone help me in learning Moodle Administration?
by Martin Dougiamas -
I'd recommend a project-based approach.
You should also set up a Moodle site (using the docs if necessary), think of a real application for Moodle (eg a University or a school) and then try to set up Moodle for that situation). It doesn't have to be a real school, but obviously if it is then you have more motivation
This process will generate questions whenever you get stuck. You can then search for the answers to these questions using the resources here: http://moodle.org/support/
You should also set up a Moodle site (using the docs if necessary), think of a real application for Moodle (eg a University or a school) and then try to set up Moodle for that situation). It doesn't have to be a real school, but obviously if it is then you have more motivation
This process will generate questions whenever you get stuck. You can then search for the answers to these questions using the resources here: http://moodle.org/support/
Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> Can't access $PAGE -> Re: Can't access $PAGE
by Martin Dougiamas -
Your javascript.php just needs to be in the main directory of your module.
Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> Can't access $PAGE -> Re: Can't access $PAGE
by Martin Dougiamas -
Sorry, $PAGE is part of the new output layer in Moodle 2.0 code (it never existed in Moodle 1.x).
One way to do it for your 1.x module is to put all your Javascript code in a file called mod/mediaonline/javascript.php (note that you can include PHP logic in there to generate user-specific JS if you want to but you don't have to, it can just be raw JS). That file will then be included automatically on every page by lib/javascript.php.
One way to do it for your 1.x module is to put all your Javascript code in a file called mod/mediaonline/javascript.php (note that you can include PHP logic in there to generate user-specific JS if you want to but you don't have to, it can just be raw JS). That file will then be included automatically on every page by lib/javascript.php.