We spotted a capability mod/lti:requesttooladd which appears to allow people to request new LTIs
I can't find any documentation for this and I can't find any link. I've found the code for the page but can't figure where it links from. Can anybody point me in the right direction?
Howard Miller
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Moodle in English -> General help -> download error -> Re: download error
por Howard Miller -
You have confused webervices and the 'pluginfile.php' facility. I'm not sure if there is a webservice to download files (you can look yourself) but you should probably read...
https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Creating_a_web_service_client
https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Creating_a_web_service_client
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> Correctly setting up Moodle behind reverse proxy -> Re: Correctly setting up Moodle behind reverse proxy
por Howard Miller -
Ok - with my moderator hat on (again) - this stops right here!!
This is on the verge of getting personal, and we don't have that in these forums. We're nice - whether we like it or not.
We're not all perfect and we don't know everything (or much, in my case). We are all here just trying to help others and further our own knowledge.
This is on the verge of getting personal, and we don't have that in these forums. We're nice - whether we like it or not.
We're not all perfect and we don't know everything (or much, in my case). We are all here just trying to help others and further our own knowledge.
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> Updating Moodle is Unintuitive and Guideless - Please Advise -> Re: Updating Moodle is Unintuitive and Guideless - Please Advise
por Howard Miller -
You could read the instructions - Upgrading
Automation of installation and upgrading is a long-standing dicsussion. Few people run "standard" versions of Moodle without any plugins and so on and it would be very tricky to create such a thing. Wordpress often comes up but Wordpress is orders of magnitude smaller. We generally always recommend testing your upgrade on a duplicate of your site, first. And always, always take backups.
Automation of installation and upgrading is a long-standing dicsussion. Few people run "standard" versions of Moodle without any plugins and so on and it would be very tricky to create such a thing. Wordpress often comes up but Wordpress is orders of magnitude smaller. We generally always recommend testing your upgrade on a duplicate of your site, first. And always, always take backups.
Moodle in English -> General help -> Random "Unable to acquire a lock for caching" exception on Moodle 4.1 -> Re: Random "Unable to acquire a lock for caching" exception on Moodle 4.1
por Howard Miller -
Bear in mind that just sets all the cache settings back to default - so you're now caching to the file store (usually a bad thing for performance).