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Microsoft OneDrive document converter
Document converters ::: fileconverter_onedrive
Maintained by
Neill Magill,
The University of Nottingham
Converts files to pdf using Microsoft OneDrive.
Latest release:
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198 downloads
11 fans
Current versions available: 5
Converts files to pdf using Microsoft OneDrive.
You will need a Microsoft account to use this plugin.
Installation
The Microsoft OneDrive document converter follows the standard installation procedure.
- Create folder <path to your moodle dir>/files/converter/onedrive.
- Extract files from folder inside archive to created folder.
- Visit page Site administration ► Notifications to complete installation.
Enabling the converter
Visit Site administration ► Plugins ► Document converters ► Manage document converters to enable the plugin
You will need to ensure that it is:
- Configured to use a Microsoft OAuth 2 service.
- Working by using the 'Test this converter is working properly' link on the settings page.
Useful links
Contributors
Neill Magill (Lead maintainer)
The University of Nottingham: Lead maintainer
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Conversion test failed: The Microsoft Graph conversion API did not send a URL to the converted document
More information about this error
that is the msg i m getting
There is an update on the requires of TLS
Would it be possible to confirm this repository's version contains the fix from Tony Butler and if so, change the lastest version's number so it's possible to update the plugin via Moodle's interface (Check for available updates)? Thank you! Cheers
It would be interesting to apply the latest fix in the Moodle repository. Is it planned to be added to the repository?
Regards
Can you please confirm if i reistall the plugin it will come back to work , also confirm when i config the Oauth 2 service it must be set as discorery. but somehow it does not show ether .
Does the data auto clean up on OneDrive?
So it will only temporarily store the files in OneDrive (unless something goes wrong and prevents the clean up)