Itamar Tzadok

Not entirely sure what you mean by displaying them like a normal blog. Via admin -> appearance -> additional html you can add header and footer html and you can put there links to these help files. Via admin -> appearance -> themes -> theme settings you can custom menu and add these links as menu items. hth

Debian 6 default is still 15.

Right in time, as I'm starting to work on an alternate ui for quiz authoring to improve usability and efficiency which in my experience have only decreased since the introduction of the new quiz editing ui in Moodle 2.

For instance I'm exploring an idea of organize all question bank functionality - categories, question list, import/export - in one view by way of blocks which could be arranged in whichever order that works for me in a blocks type page (such as My Moodle). The block would serve as a ui wrapper to the function api to the effect that if I want to create an alternate ui I can implement it as a specialized block.

For quiz editing I can have a "question cart" block to which I add questions from the question bank. Then when I edit the quiz I can dump the references from the "question cart" into the quiz and proceed to set quiz specifics such as order, paging etc.

Hi Nyree,

The Dataform has been adjusted to 2.3 and the designated build will be released in a couple of weeks or so as soon as we add phpunit tests.

Well, the standard way should be to hook into the user_created event that is already triggered by the email auth. This requires adding email/db/events.php for listing the event handler, email/db/messages.php for listing the message provider (+ adding the designated lang string in the lang file), and email/locallib.php for defining the handler function.

Adding pre-approval to forum messages would probably require much more work than the user created notifications. But I haven't had the chance to look into that yet.