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Project:
Moodle Integration
Version:
6.x-2.2-beta1
Component:
Documentation
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
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Created:
17 Feb 2010 at 17:29 UTC
Updated:
27 Apr 2012 at 00:54 UTC
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Comment #1
dpuente commentedMy courses block shows only courses opened for the user (on dates). I don't understand the second questions... Drupal users only see their own courses a next courses... Next courses is a block and it can be removed...
Comment #2
Chris Johnson commentedThe My courses block should display all of the courses a student is currently enrolled in. This is defined as courses in which the student is listed (enrolled) AND the course has NOT yet ended. If the end date of the course has passed, then they are not listed. Therefore, the My courses block could display zero, one or many courses.
I'm not sure what you were asking in your second question. Do you want Moodle to limit the courses a student can see to the very same courses this Drupal module displays in the My courses page? That would mean telling Moodle to NOT display any courses in which a user is NOT enrolled. That might be an option in Moodle to do that, or it might take custom programming. I don't know.
Comment #3
ibraaheem commentedHello, could you please post a detailed tutorial on how to make this important module work. I have trying my hands on it for months without success!
Comment #4
dpuente commentedI have had several problems with this module... Now, it returns me the course opened for the user, but it doesn't do the SSO between both systems... I will ask my programmer what happened.
Anyway, here is the screen demonstrations of the block ;-)
Comment #5
Chris Johnson commentedCorrect. This module does not do any SSO between Drupal and Moodle. It is simple designed at present to display information about Moodle courses within Drupal.
Comment #6
Chris Johnson commentedComment #7
Chris Johnson commented