Joseph Rézeau

Robbie,

When you are editing a course, as a teacher, in edit mode, you click on Add a Resource. If from the drop-down list you select Compose a text page, of course you do not see any HTML because it is a "pure text" page you are composing.

If, on the other hand, you select Compose a web page, then you have access to the HTML editor. This is the very same HTML editor you and me are using when posting messages on this forum.

You must realize, however, that this is a very simple HTML editor, which does not have all the functions of a full-fledged editor such as Dreamweaver™. If you are curious to look at the HTML code generated by Moodle's HTML editor, you can click on the Toggle HTML Source button in the HTML editor Tool bar.

Don't know what else to say...

Joseph

Hi Randy,
When one posts a question to these forums and then finds the solution by oneself, it is good practise to say exactly what that solution was. This can help participants who had the same problem/query.
So, where did you find that documentation?
Joseph

Hi Jon,

If you are using MS Excel, you can do a Web request, import all the log data into Excel and then sort by IP address inside Excel. I use the Web request to import data into Excel all the time when I want to sort or study any data from Moodle.

Joseph

Maybe this link works better:
http://www.amazon.com/Pragmatic-Version-Control-Using-CVS/dp/0974514004/

Whitney,
Please see this post in another thread, also related to your problem.
Joseph