Moodle Plugins directory: Static Pages | Moodle.org
Static Pages
We have seen Moodle installations where there was a need for displaying static information like an imprint, a faq or a contact page and this information couldn't be added everything to the frontpage. As Moodle doesn't have a "page" concept, admins started to create courses, place their information within these courses, open guest access to the course and link to this course from HTML blocks or the custom menu.
We thought that this course overhead doesn't make sense, so we created this plugin. It is designed to deliver static HTML documents, enriched with Moodle layout and navigation as a standard Moodle page which exist outside any course. Static pages will be available on catchy URLs like http://www.yourmoodle.com/static/faq.html and can be linked from Moodle HTML blocks, from your Moodle theme footer and so on.
Using this plugin, you can create information pages within moodle, but without misusing a whole course just for showing a textbox. It is not meant as a fully featured content management solution, especially as you have to work with raw HTML, but it is quite handy for experienced admins for creating some few static pages within Moodle.
Please see README file for details about the usage and features of this plugin.
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How can I add images to the static pages? I have tried what Darrel Tenter suggested about seven years ago! but with no success. Please help
You may choose NO here in settings>> Clean HTML code
I would like to use Static Pages to create a Contact Form page.
For creating the contact form I use 2 plugins, the Contact Form (local_contact) and the FilterCodes (filter_filtercodes) plugins.
The created contact form works when it is added as page activity within a Moodle course.
But it doens't work when I add it as a HTML page within Static Pages.
What could be the issue?
Thanks a lot for the tips.
Is it possible to create require login on specific custom static pages ?
I would like to use Static Pages to create a Contact Form page.
For creating the contact form I use 2 plugins, the Contact Form (local_contact) and the FilterCodes
The created contact form works when it is added as page activity within a Moodle course.
But it doens't work when I add it as a HTML page within Static Pages.
" The following document file was found:
contact.html
From the document file's filename, Moodle derived the following pagename:
contact
The static page should be available to at the following clean URL, but actually a browser won't be able to download and view it due to a non-2xx HTTP status code (perhaps there is something wrong with your webserver or mod_rewrite configuration - see README file for details):
Not available - Non-2xx https://domaine.com/static/contact.html "
I have tried to add the htaccess code as said in the README.md but it still don't work.
Thanks a lot!
https://github.com/moodleuulm/moodle-local_staticpage#1-documents
Not available - Non-2xx"
I created a word document with text and images and saved it as .htm and uploaded it into Static Pages document. All other settings were as recommended. However, this is the error. How do I correct this?
1 - log in to your cpanel >>filemanager>> 2- type in the search box ".htaccess"
3 - dont forget to show hiden files from settings gear in top right
4- many result appears : choose the one that contain public_html
5- entre where the file is & select it & edit it
6- add the code in buttom
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^static/(.*)\.html$ /local/staticpage/view.php?page=$1&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
and that is it
this worked for me centos
hope this help someone
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^static/(.*)\.html$ local/staticpage/view.php?page=$1&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
Notice the missing slash before local/staticpage
To help people who are considering upgrading to the Long Term Moodle version 4.1
Can you share if you have either plans or a timeline yet for this wonderful plugin to suit Moodle 4.1?
Thank you for all your work
I am taken to Dashboard > Site administration > Notifications
I see notifications about newer versions of Moodle being available.
I get this notification: There was 5 mins between the last two runs of the cron maintenance script and it should run every 1 min. We recommend configuring it to run more frequently.
I get this notification: The Moodle app is not enabled. |Enable web services for mobile devices|
I like the version that I am using. I like my cron setting. I am not interested in having web services for mobile devices.
Why wont this work?