MoodleMobile Text Messages

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Maintained by Me !Tim Williams, i an
The MoodleMobille messaging outputs plugin allows PageOne/JanetTXT subscribers to send standard moodle notifications via text message.
Latest release:
15 sites
8 downloads
6 fans
Current versions available: 2
The MoodleMobile messaging plug-in allows you to send allows standard moodle notifications to be sent via text message. With no ongoing monthly cost and only a small set-up charge to enable your Janet txt account, MoodleMobile is a great way to integrate text messaging into your institution. Simply contact PageOne to enable your account and then download the MoodleMobile plug-in.

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Tim Williams (Lead maintainer)
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  • Dan Marsden
    Thu, 22 Oct 2015, 3:51 PM
    Hi there,

    Thanks for sharing your code. Please provide a link to the public source code repository and bug tracker related to your plugin.

    Also - the name you have used here does not seem correct - "MoodleMobile" - this could cause significant confusion with the Mobile app provided by Moodle. I would suggest renaming it to "PageOne Text messaging" or something similar.

    A quick look at your code shows that it does not follow our guidelines very well - please install the local_codechecker and local_moodlecheck plugins and use these to validate the structure of your code. I also see some backticks within in-line SQL which are not cross-db compatible.

    once you have tidied these things up please submit a new version for us to look at - thanks!
  • Plugins bot
    Fri, 23 Oct 2015, 12:03 AM
  • David Mudrák
    Fri, 27 Nov 2015, 4:39 PM

    Thanks for an updated version. Looking better now.

    When configuring the plugin, I can see several PHP warnings raised. Please make sure you are developing your plugin with developer debugging enabled and displayed.

    Warning: array_key_exists(): The first argument should be either a string or an integer in .../lib/adminlib.php on line 3068
    

    I believe this is caused by a bug in your settings.php file where in admin_setting_configselect() the options are correct integers (0 or 1) but you set the default value to 'false' (instead of 0). As a result, the warning is raised and no information about the default value is displayed.

    I agree with Dan that the name could be less confusing, but I understand your reasoning and background sent via e-mail. You are cleared to land now, welcome to the Plugins directory.

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