# Allow capability [[Capabilities/moodle/site:trustcontent|moodle/site:trustcontent]] for all users that should be able to enter non-checked HTML # Enable ''trusttext'' option via ''Administration > Security > [[Site policies]]''

#''Host'': The database server which hosts the Joomla database #''Joomla Database'': Probably MySQL

#''Host'': The database server which hosts the Joomla database #''Joomla Database'': Probably MySQL

...with Moodle 2 (any version 2.X). SQL Buddy is a simple, easy to use MySQL database administration software. ...taken to ensure this plugin is safe to use. Strictly admins can access the database via SQL Buddy.

{{Managing a Moodle site}} *[[How to check your database for corruption]]

...ementation of [http://e-learningforkids.org e-learningforkids.org] using a database and web services, to help them create something that Moodle and similar sys Currently the web site is a set of manually-created web pages and has no database and no services.

...dd comments. A similar interface enables comments to be added to glossary, database activity and blog entries. The comments interface uses AJAX so that comment Comments can be disabled/enabled by an administrator in ''Administration > Site administration > Advanced features''.

{{Managing a Moodle site}} ...xternal database enrolment|External database]] - users are enrolled from a database such as Access, MySQL

Other pages in MoodleDocs describe the setup process after the site has been installed. We will just cover the first few screens to the copyri ==MySQL database settings==

* Unpack the zip file into the mod folder of your Moodle site * Login to the Moodle site as administrator and

==File database== | style="border-bottom:3px solid grey;" | Files, Frontpage Site Files

...ent Moodle 1.9 and Moodle 2.0dev, preferable on a local machine, basic SQL database operations # install a fresh Moodle 1.9.x or use a COPY of your production site

...k on Moodle 1.9 and 2.X as it addresses modifications in session table and database access through global DB instance. #Database-stored sessions are enabled (see Notes/Tips bellow).

...d load the "Notifications" page on the Moodle home page - this will create database tables used by the question type ...load the "Notifications" page on the Moodle home page (located just under "Site Administration", while logged in as administrator). Please note that any qu

* used in this https://docs.moodle.org mediawiki production site ...match (or be blank)<br>'''fix:''' edit the function tableName in includes/Database.php around line 1310 and 1313:

Site administrators can accomplish the same task using the "Upload Users" interf * Unpack the .zip file into the course/import folder of your Moodle site

{{Managing a Moodle site}} ...comes part of the Moodle interface and a link can be found in ''Settings > Site administration > Server''.

...ng associated with a moodle site. These backups can be restored to bring a site back to the point in time when the backup was made. ...to reduce the amount of lost information in the event of a problem on the site and to speed the overall recovery process.

...a site-wide scale, and allow the course admin screen to select any of the site-wide or custom scales for that course. == Database structure ==

==Site administration settings== ...displayed per page in the Grade history report by specifying a number in ''Site adminstration > Grades > Report settings > Grade history.'' The default is