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08/11/09 09:09 AM |
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Here is a good message and an another question.
I setup another platform for LAMS.
It works.
Thank you for helping.
Here is another question.
is it possible that not use username be the keyword between moodle and LAMS? My user on the moodle usually type First Name and Surname in Mandarin(ex:attach-1). The name become ??? ????? in LAMS(include the Folder Name)
(ex:attach-2;attach-3).
Thank you.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: install and monitor lesson always stop at 70%
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08/14/09 04:05 AM |
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Hi Ernie,
Thank you for answering.
I am really appreciated.
I setup again with the file you offered.
It's still the same.
there are two problems on my website:
(1) the encode problem
as before I said.
(2) the role are not that right.
Only the admin role (in Moodle) can modify/link/monitor the LAMS class.
others can't do anything beside see.
(please see the attach file)
would you mind send me your email, then I can send you the website address with login account?
verna
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: install and monitor lesson always stop at 70%
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08/14/09 09:46 PM |
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> (1) the encode problem as before I said.
Are you using the latest code as I mentioned before?
> (2) the role are not that right.
If you are sure that the user does have teacher role within the course, the check the following:
Login as Admin, then go to the course and select "Assign roles", click on "Override permissions" and then "teacher". Scroll down and find LAMS.... it should look like in the picture attached.
Ernie
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08/20/09 12:49 AM |
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(1) I did. I really sure.
I am going to make another platform to setup everything again.
(2) I don't have any permissions setting about LAMS, even for the admin role. But I(admin) can use LAMS. >_<
It doesn't show up anything about LAMS on the list (user>permission>define role>admin)
Posted by verna wei
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Re: about the encode and role
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08/20/09 07:12 PM |
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> (2) I don't have any permissions setting about LAMS, even for the admin role. But I(admin) can use LAMS. >_<
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>It doesn't show up anything about LAMS on the list (user>permission>define role>admin)
Create a user in Moodle and give it teacher rights for a course, then with that user, go into the course, turn editing *on* and then add a LAMS activity. You should be able to see the "Open Author" and "Add lesson" buttons.
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09/02/09 06:20 AM |
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Hi,
I have been working on the lams & moodle for a while.
It's very great. I appreciated Ernie helped a lot.
I got some summary and new problems.
summary:
(1) The platform Effects the system.
First time, I install lams with moodle(in the same server).
It always stop at 70% when I open the LAMS server from moodle.
Once I setup LAMS in a independent server. It works.
(2) the authority:(ex: attach server2)
After you install moodle in begining, you will see the LAMS in your system.
Don't uninstall it.
If you uninstall it, you can't find any thing about LAMS on permission. And you only have two kinds of roles about LAMS on that server.(Full or Nothing)
Problems::(ex: attach server1)
In my platform, I recall the "LAMS". It has different view/authority for different role.
But I don't have the "Delete the lesson" button anymore.
what's wrong!?
Thank you
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