I have a local plugin with data pertaining to individual courses. It would be nice to include that as part of backup and restore.
However, I am struggling to find any evidence that it is possible to include local plugins in a backup regime.
Does anybody know for sure?
Howard Miller
Posts made by Howard Miller
Moodle in English -> General help -> How to add batch timing in Course on Home page of student? -> Re: How to add batch timing in Course on Home page of student?
by Howard Miller -
I don't understand what you mean by "batch time" and "batch slot". Can you explain in more detail what you are trying to do?
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> Site install from a 2006 Moodle backup file -> Re: Site install from a 2006 Moodle backup file
by Howard Miller -
It depends exactly what you have got.
I would associate "site backup" with a database backup and a backup of 'moodledata'. The cannot "restore this to a current Moodle site". It IS a Moodle site, albeit a reasonably old one. You would have to restore it to whatever version it was (or a compatible newer version) and then go through the "march" of upgrading to the latest.
I would associate "site backup" with a database backup and a backup of 'moodledata'. The cannot "restore this to a current Moodle site". It IS a Moodle site, albeit a reasonably old one. You would have to restore it to whatever version it was (or a compatible newer version) and then go through the "march" of upgrading to the latest.
Moodle in English -> General help -> block/online_users WEBSERVICE -> Re: block/online_users WEBSERVICE
by Howard Miller -
I'm not aware of any web service called that - unless it's exposed by an optional plugin.
Why do you think it exists?
Why do you think it exists?
Moodle in English -> General help -> content change notification -> Re: content change notification
by Howard Miller -
I'm probably missing the point - but the students who can access that activity/resource will be sent the message. There's no way (from Moodle) to tell if they received it.
Others may disagree, but I usually advise against using Moodle for any kind of critical messaging.
Others may disagree, but I usually advise against using Moodle for any kind of critical messaging.