Joseph Rézeau

Manisha,

1- to retain only Moodle XML format in the drop-down list, do as suggested by Howard, simply delete all the directories in question/format except for XML.

2- to remove the “Match grades” combobox, you may either comment out its code in file question/import.php or give the TD a CSS style to hide it, as follows:

<tr style="display:none">
<td align="right"><?php echo $txt->matchgrades; ?></td>
<td><?php choose_from_menu($matchgrades,'matchgrades',$txt->matchgradeserror,'' ); helpbutton('matchgrades', $txt->matchgrades, 'quiz'); ?></td>
</td>

See result on attached screenshot (Moodle 1.7.1).

Joseph

Hi Janet,

Thanks for the link to Richard Dool's article. Lots of food for thought in it. Just one thing, I am truly amazed that that professor should get phone calls from his students late at night, when he's at home. From a French perspective I see this as a totally unacceptable breach of privacy. Getting e-mails is quite different, because I can read them at my own chosen time, and choose to answer them (or not) when I want.

Joseph

Cristina,

Please follow the link provided by Jeff: http://www.atm.ox.ac.uk/user/iwi/charmap.html

HTML entity for greater than or equal ≧ is &#8807;

Joseph

e.g. Jeff's link ≧ Tim's link

Hello Christina,

Problems with using Moodle can be reported in two places.

You can report them in the appropriate forum (like here for problems dealing with Questions or Quiz). This is a good place to get (almost) immediate responses from fellow moodlers who either experience the same problem or (even better) who can provide a solution. Reporting problems in the forums is easy, you do not have to follow strict rules, but your problem is not assigned to anyone in particular.

If it is clear that the problem is a bug, then it should (also) be reported in the bug tracker, located at http://tracker.moodle.org/ The bug tracker can also be used for suggesting improvements. Reporting problems (bugs) in the bug tracker has to obey stricter rules. You have to describe your problem step by step, and you have to make sure it is a bug, i.e. you have tested it thoroughly, on several platforms, possibly on several Moodle versions, and it must be reproducible.

In either case, the best way to get an answer to any problem is to give a maximum of details, to be very clear what exactly you expect to get and what you get instead. It can help to attach a file (e.g. the complete text of a question or quiz or a screen shot).

Joseph

PS. I have questions for your answers.