Re: [Qtitools-discuss] R2Q2 problem with playr

[Jonathon H. <js...@ec...>]

Yeah, I think you may be right - I seem to remember having to use  
some php5 only http functionality (the alternative was some obscure  
php plugin) as time was tight...
It works fine on my Macs with php5 (both Tiger and Leopard).

-Jon


On 11 Jun 2008, at 12:21, Steve Lay wrote:

> 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
>