Moodle plugins directory: Login / User info: Versions: 2.3 (Build: 2012062502) | Moodle.org
Login / User info
Blocks ::: block_login_userinfo
Maintained by Eiz Eddin Al Katrib
Moodle block which provides all functionality of block_login and displays additional information (username, avatar, logout button) as soon as the user is logged in
Login / User info 2.3 (Build: 2012062502)
Moodle 2.3
Released: Tuesday, 27 November 2012, 4:27 PM
moodle-block_login_userinfo
===========================
Moodle block which provides all functionality of block_login and displays additional information (username, avatar, logout button) as soon as the user is logged in
Requirements
============
This plugin requires Moodle 2.3+
Changes
=======
2012-11-27 - German language has been integrated into AMOS and was removed from this plugin. Please update your language packs with http://YOURMOODLEURL/admin/tool/langimport/index.php after installing this plugin version
2012-11-27 - Small code cleanup
2012-09-26 - Replace deprecated get_context_instance function
2012-06-25 - Initial version
Installation
============
Install the plugin like any other plugin to folder
/blocks/login_userinfo
See http://docs.moodle.org/23/en/Installing_plugins for details on installing Moodle plugins
Placement
=========
block_login_userinfo is used ideally as sticky block and appears on all of your moodle pages at the same position
See http://docs.moodle.org/23/en/Sticky_blocks for details about sticky blocks
Usage
=====
The block_login_userinfo plugin has two views:
As long as the user is logged out, it displays a login form just as block_login does.
As soon as the user is logged in, block_login dispears. In contrast to this, block_login_userinfo displays pleasant information about the logged in user like his/her username, his/her avatar. Additionally, it displays a logout button where the user expects it to be: exactly at the position where the login button was previously.
Furthermore, for teachers and admins, block_login_userinfo shows exactly the same information as the login info section which is normally found in the top right corner of your moodle page - especially information about role changes and about failed user logins.
Themes
======
block_login_userinfo should work with all themes from moodle core.
As block_login_userinfo duplicates information and widgets from the login info section which is normally found in the top right corner of your moodle page, I recommend to experienced themers to remove $OUTPUT->login_info() from your theme layout files.
Settings
========
block_login_userinfo has neither a settings page nor settings in config.php.
Further information
===================
block_login_userinfo is found in the Moodle Plugins repository: http://moodle.org/plugins/view.php?plugin=block_login_userinfo
Report a bug or suggest an improvement: https://github.com/abias/moodle-block_login_userinfo/issues
Copyright
=========
Alexander Bias, University of Ulm
===========================
Moodle block which provides all functionality of block_login and displays additional information (username, avatar, logout button) as soon as the user is logged in
Requirements
============
This plugin requires Moodle 2.3+
Changes
=======
2012-11-27 - German language has been integrated into AMOS and was removed from this plugin. Please update your language packs with http://YOURMOODLEURL/admin/tool/langimport/index.php after installing this plugin version
2012-11-27 - Small code cleanup
2012-09-26 - Replace deprecated get_context_instance function
2012-06-25 - Initial version
Installation
============
Install the plugin like any other plugin to folder
/blocks/login_userinfo
See http://docs.moodle.org/23/en/Installing_plugins for details on installing Moodle plugins
Placement
=========
block_login_userinfo is used ideally as sticky block and appears on all of your moodle pages at the same position
See http://docs.moodle.org/23/en/Sticky_blocks for details about sticky blocks
Usage
=====
The block_login_userinfo plugin has two views:
As long as the user is logged out, it displays a login form just as block_login does.
As soon as the user is logged in, block_login dispears. In contrast to this, block_login_userinfo displays pleasant information about the logged in user like his/her username, his/her avatar. Additionally, it displays a logout button where the user expects it to be: exactly at the position where the login button was previously.
Furthermore, for teachers and admins, block_login_userinfo shows exactly the same information as the login info section which is normally found in the top right corner of your moodle page - especially information about role changes and about failed user logins.
Themes
======
block_login_userinfo should work with all themes from moodle core.
As block_login_userinfo duplicates information and widgets from the login info section which is normally found in the top right corner of your moodle page, I recommend to experienced themers to remove $OUTPUT->login_info() from your theme layout files.
Settings
========
block_login_userinfo has neither a settings page nor settings in config.php.
Further information
===================
block_login_userinfo is found in the Moodle Plugins repository: http://moodle.org/plugins/view.php?plugin=block_login_userinfo
Report a bug or suggest an improvement: https://github.com/abias/moodle-block_login_userinfo/issues
Copyright
=========
Alexander Bias, University of Ulm
Version information
- Version build number
- 2012062502
- Version release name
- 2.3 (Build: 2012062502)
- Can be updated from
- 2.3 (Build: 2012062501)
- Can be updated to
- 2.4 (Build: 2013021800), 2.4 (Build: 2013042300) (2013021804)
- Maturity
- Stable version
- MD5 Sum
- ec409a6eecf34208a8400d3b9232be85
- Supported software
- Moodle 2.3
- Latest release for Moodle 2.3
Version control information
- Version control system (VCS)
- GIT
- VCS repository URL
Default installation instructions for plugins of the type Blocks
- Make sure you have all the required versions.
- Download and unpack the block folder.
- Place the folder (eg "myblock") in the "blocks" subdirectory.
- Visit http://yoursite.com/admin to complete the installation
- Turn editing on in any home or course page.
- Add the block to the page
- Visit the config link in the block for more options.