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Download Certificates
This block displays all the previously issued certificates without having to go into each course to view them. You will also be able to download the certificates directly without having to go into the course themselves.
The block displays the course name, grades, unique codes and issue date. The report page will also display the direct download link to each of the certificates.
Please be aware that this plugin only works for certificates that have already been generated for the student and a pdf copy MUST exists on the server. This is why its important to select 'Save Certificates' as part of Certificate module settings.
New Feature:
All previously issued certificates can be downloaded as Zipped file. Contributed by Neeraj KP (kpneeraj).
Requirement:
The certificate module is required for this plugin to work - https://moodle.org/plugins/view/mod_certificate.
In order for this plugin to work you need to make sure the "save certificates" is set to Yes under the certificate issue options.
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NOTE: Please note that this plugin replaces the previously available 'Report certifcates block (https://moodle.org/plugins/block_report_certificates)'. If you have installed this plugin, you will need to delete it and re-install this one.
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Thanks for the bug. Will investigate further as its the first time I've come across this problem.
With regards to your second question, Moodle already has the feature for you to view all issued certificates for all users. This can be done by either the admins or teachers for the course. Just go into course >click on the certificate > view previously issued certificates. Hence this plugin doesn't replace the standard Moodle function, instead aims to complement it especially from the learners point of view.
Thanks,
Manieer
I am currently in the process of testing Moodle version 3.1 and came across your plug-in. I would like to use it, but when I went to download, it only shows versions up to 3.0. Are you planning to test it with 3.1 or do you believe it will work as is?
Unfortunately I haven't tested it on 3.1 yet. I was hoping it will just work but cannot be certain. If you do end up testing it on 3.1, would you be able to let me know if this works or not. I should have some time in the next few weeks to do some testing myself and will release the updated version.
Many thanks,
M
many thanks for this useful plugin... I have one question though.. In description you mention that we must have mod_certificate plugin installed in order for your plugin to work. The problem is that mod_certificate is not receiving any new features since 2016 (eventually it will be obsolete sometime) and another plugin has been developed by the same team (mod_customcert). Is your plugin compatible with mod_customcert or we have to downgrade from mod_customcert to mod_certificate in order to keep yours running?
Thanks a lot!!!
Fatal error: Call to undefined function certificate_get_grade() in /home/frankie/public_html/test/blocks/download_certificates/block_download_certificates.php on line 161
Kindly advise. Frankie Kam.
require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/mod/certificate/locallib.php');
with
require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/mod/certificate/lib.php');