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19 them up by clicking on the edit icon on the block's header. The first thing you | 19 them up by clicking on the edit icon on the block's header. The first thing you | ||
20 will want to do is set up menus and add pages. | 20 will want to do is set up menus and add pages. | ||
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# <nowiki>[[TOC]]</nowiki> prints a Table of Contents, i.e., the list of all child pages of the current page. | |||
# <nowiki>[[INCLUDE url]]</nowiki> includes the page with URL url at this location in the current page. | |||
# <nowiki>[[SCRIPT url]]</nowiki> is like <nowiki>[[INCLUDE url]]</nowiki> except that relative links in the included page are interpreted relative to the current page, not the included page. | |||
# <nowiki>[[PAGE pagename]]</nowiki> includes the contents of another page in the CMS at the current location. This is useful if one has several pages which share common material. | |||
# {#section<sectionnumber>} support section module links within cms pages. If section already contained module links they should appear at the place you chose. You should also see dropdown menus which allows you to add more links into this section ( which you must use if there isn't any data available in that section ). You can add one or more section within one page or spread other sections to other pages. |
Revision as of 09:49, 25 October 2006
http://moodle.cvs.sourceforge.net/moodle/contrib/cms_plugin/
Updated readme file and installation instructions
1 Installation: 2 ==================================================================================== 3 4 Installation of the CMS block is mostly automatic. The installation of the 5 CMS course format on the other hand requires some manual changes to your core 6 Moodle files and is described in the main README.txt 7 8 To install the CMS block: 9 10 1) copy the three folders blocks, cms, lang into your moodle directory. 11 Folders with the names blocks and lang should already exist there, copying 12 the new folders will only add files to the existing folders. 13 14 2) Visit your cms admin page which will install the plugin. 15 If your installation is at http://mysite.org/moodle for example then you have 16 to point your browser at http://mysite.org/moodle/cms 17 18 That's it. You can now add the cmsnavigation blocks to your courses and set 19 them up by clicking on the edit icon on the block's header. The first thing you 20 will want to do is set up menus and add pages.
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- [[TOC]] prints a Table of Contents, i.e., the list of all child pages of the current page.
- [[INCLUDE url]] includes the page with URL url at this location in the current page.
- [[SCRIPT url]] is like [[INCLUDE url]] except that relative links in the included page are interpreted relative to the current page, not the included page.
- [[PAGE pagename]] includes the contents of another page in the CMS at the current location. This is useful if one has several pages which share common material.
- {#section<sectionnumber>} support section module links within cms pages. If section already contained module links they should appear at the place you chose. You should also see dropdown menus which allows you to add more links into this section ( which you must use if there isn't any data available in that section ). You can add one or more section within one page or spread other sections to other pages.