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===Comments anywhere===
===Comments anywhere===
[[Image:Comments block.png|frame|Comments block|left]]
Comments 2.0 implemented consistent interface for comments everywhere in Moodle 2.0, a new comment block is introduced, it can be added to all Moodle pages, so users can easily add comments on the page.
Comments 2.0 implemented consistent interface for comments everywhere in Moodle 2.0, a new comment block is introduced, it can be added to all Moodle pages, so users can easily add comments on the page.


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=== Notes ===
=== Notes ===
Users can add comments block to their own pages. Request for this to be able to be turned OFF MDL-23605
Users can add comments block to their own pages. Request for this to be able to be turned OFF MDL-23605
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==See also==
==See also==


* [[Development:Comments 2.0]]
* [[Development:Comments 2.0]]

Revision as of 20:55, 28 October 2010

Template:Moodle 2.0


Basic Features

Comments anywhere

Comments block

Comments 2.0 implemented consistent interface for comments everywhere in Moodle 2.0, a new comment block is introduced, it can be added to all Moodle pages, so users can easily add comments on the page.

Ajax interface

The new comments interface uses Ajax to load/add comments without refresh current page, it is easy to use and consistent in Moodle.

Flexible capabilities

Administrators are able to control if the user can see or use the comments block based on the context. 2.0 brings new power for managing blocks in general. (Eg admin setting blocks at a category level)

Notes

Users can add comments block to their own pages. Request for this to be able to be turned OFF MDL-23605

See also