Joseph Rézeau

Hi Chris,

On forums it is better to put different questions in different posts. Also, if your questions do not get an answer it means either that people do not understand your question or that there is no answer of the answer is no.

Anyway, as to your first two questions:

• a) be able to add an entire course without having full admin privileges
• b) be able to add users without having full admin privileges

the answer is No.

Maybe try again to post your other questions in relevant forums, and never ever do any cross-posting (it's against the netiquette).

All the best,

Joseph

I'm not a good programmer either, but I know what I want is not an easy task. If it were it would have been implemented a long time ago.

Joseph

Bonjour Cédric,

Il ne s'agit pas seulement d'apparence mais bien de la fonctionnalité "forum anonyme".

J'ai trouvé ce fil de discussion Anonymous version of forums sur les forums anglais. Curieusement, plusieurs personnes se sont déclarées intéressées mais ça a tourné court.

Joseph

PS.- Il serait intéressant de connaitre les motivations de cette demande. A priori, l'anonymat des discussions me semble contraire à la "philosophie" de Moodle, mais...

In one of your current themes' CSS files, add this CSS rule:

.activity.label {...}

and put into it any formatting you like. NOte there should be no space in ".activity.label".

Joseph

Anthony,

Of course the regexp question is complex to use. Or rather, it is easy in itself, but the formulation of regular expressions has to be carefully done for reliable response analysis to happen. On the other hand, it can be used simply for cases where all that is needed is a certain set of alternate answers. So it can be used at many different levels of complexity.

As for integrating it in core, one of the main problems is that new question types are not fully pluginable, as explained by Tim Hunt in MDL-2727. This means that, if I were to commit the regexp question type to CVS, I would also need to tamper with 2 other files: xml format (for export/import) and multianswer/questiontype. I dare not do this at the moment, at least until there is sufficient response from interested moodlers -and of course I'd need Tim's agreement. Hence my request for testing and voting.

Oh, and I do plan to regularly release versions for released versions of Moodle (1.8, etc.). But only when they are stable.

ATB,

Joseph