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From: Steve L. <sw...@ca...> - 2008-06-11 11:22:11
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This message was useful. I got the plugin going with a colleague of mine (he ran moodle, I ran the webapps) using these instructions. We were able to successfully add a test, take it and view the report. I also tried to get it going on my laptop (Mac with Tiger and php4) alone but I get an error from the module which suggests to me that you might require php5. Here it is: [11-Jun-2008 07:12:00] PHP Parse error: parse error in /Users/swl10/Sites/moodle/mod/qtiplayr/playrlib.inc.php on line 37 Steve Jonathon Hare wrote: > Hi Steve > > There is a distinct lack of documentation for the moodle plugin... > Basically, you need to checkout the moodle-qtiplayr-plugin directory, > and copy this directory to your moodle "mod" directory - I think you > also need to rename it to "qtiplayr". Then in a browser, go to the > moodle admin pages & it should auto install. There is a page in which > you can set the url of the playr which the plugin should talk too, > linked from the moodle module settings pages (this is standard for all > moodle plugins, so is documented on the moodle site to some extent). To > use the plugin, set-up or select a course, and then you should be able > to select qtiplayr as an activity to add... The options for setting the > activity are fairly self-explanatory :) > > Let me know if you try this and run into any problems. > > -Jon |