By the way, I found this Moodle bug tracker which seems to be related... so this has NOT be implemented yet? There were a lot of vote on this ticket but just no further action to it:
http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-10504
Any further pointers would be highly appreciated...
Dear all, I have a related question.
In Moodle 1.9.12 or 1.9.13, under the Site Administration -> Users -> Accounts -> User profile fields. If I create some customized fields, could I make these customized fields to display right inside of the "General" user information box (mixed with other "General" fields), instead of displaying all these customized field in its own separate category and always displayed at the bottom?
For example, if I want to add some customized field such as "Rank", "Title", "Division" and so on, can I make them display right before the "First name" and "Surname", so that it would display (while edit profile) like this: (the bolded ones are customized fields added through Moodle UI)
[General]
Username: xxxxx
New password: xxxxxxxxx Unmask
Force password change: ( ) [checkbox]
First name: [ ]
Last name: [ ]
Salutation; [ ] (maybe a pull-down menu with choices)
Job Title: [ ]
Email address: [ ]
City/town: [ ]
......
Is this possible to do through the Moodle UI, or this would require some programming efforts? Thank you!
Thanks for the great info. I think you were referring to this:
http://docs.moodle.org/19/en/Create_grouping
Does anyone has any experience about this before? Also, since which 1.9.x version did Moodle implemented Grouping? Just wondering, thanks!
Hi all, just wondering whether someone here could help shed some light about this.
We would like to implement a system within Moodle 1.9.x that would allow different levels of users (depends on what roles they have), to allow them access different level of resources. I noticed that in Moodle 1.9.x, there is a "view:resource" (mod/resource:view) capability, but this is just a "Yes/No" setting, and does not allow multiple-level of permissions based on the resources (e.g. advanced, medium, beginner). Is there a work-around or any 3rd party plug-ins out there that can achieve this? Thoughts or comments about this? Thanks a bunch!
Dear all, I have a quick question...
If I am to use the alternateloginurl (in either the site setting level or in the config.php level), for a 2-steps login process. Say, I created a static HTML page (e.g. requirement.html) with some web browser requirement info and so on, and then on the bottom of this static HTML page, I provide a link which would point to the real login page (e.g. /login/index.php)... would this work using the "alternateloginurl" for this purpose, or does the static HTML page really should contain a form which has the action property set to 'http://xx.xxx.xxx.xx/moodle/login/index.php' and return fields username and password??
If "alternate login URL" is not designed for this type of "2-step" login process, is my only option is to change the apache configuration file (/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf)?? Any other solutions to achieve this type of 2-steps login process? Many thanks!