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Local plugin for allowing anonymous posting in forums. Go to "Admin block => Plugins" section for enabling/disabling the plugin and for choosing the default rol

Repositories can be enabled by an administrator in ''Site administration > Plugins > Repositories > Manage repositories''. ...es: The instances set by Moodle administrator in these same administration pages will be available into any file picker.

...to a cache that is expected to grow quickly, is only accessed on specific pages, and only applies to some users (e.g. teachers, or the admin). This cache s In some cases you can choose to use a non-shared cache like the local filesystem however in these instances you be careful to purge caches MANUAL

...admin CLI tools are located in the <code>admin/cli/*</code> folder. Other plugins provide their CLI functionality via scripts in their own cli folder. For ex ...for illustration. The particular value depends on your OS distribution and local set-up. Typical values may be <tt>apache</tt>, <tt>www-data</tt> or <tt>htt

...these pages are, at this time (August 2011), considered to be "third-party plugins". They are not core, as yet, and still need to be thoroughly tested under m ...The pages that follow are a guide to downloading, installing and using the plugins.

==Moodle plugins by/for Universities== ...oodle.org/plugins/search.php?s=University&search=Search+plugins the Moodle plugins database], for example:

...es and Moodle 2.x uses it as part of this process. If your install is on a local machine or network, then you can download the latest version of PHP and upd ==Why are all my pages blank?==

...ialect. Typically these will include variant spellings and other preferred local terminology and phrasing. So "es_mx" has spellings and idioms (and a very i ...ntact your language pack maintainer listed in the [https://lang.moodle.org/local/amos/credits.php translation credits])

|entry = https://moodle.org/plugins/theme_boost_campus See [[Installing plugins]] for details on installing Moodle plugins

''Site administration > Plugins > Activity modules > Assignment > Feedback plugins > Annotate PDF > Test unoconv path'' <br> ...r > System paths''). If you used brew, they will both be installed to /usr/local/bin.

* Run at startup - to receive local notifications even when the app is running in the background. ...ev/Moodle_Mobile_Remote_addons where it is explained how to add support to plugins in the Mobile app.

|set=https://moodle.org/plugins/browse.php?list=set&id=72 ...th_oidc https://moodle.org/plugins/repository_office365 https://moodle.org/plugins/block_microsoft

..., usually called "elements", are two of the four managed plugin. Surveypro plugins include: fields, formats, templates and report. Surveypro ships with a set of 21 built-in elements as plugins. They include 17 fields and 4 formats. "Fields" are the user items needed b

; Use https to secure all pages (not just the login page) :Protect all traffic from your Moodle instance and your users by making all pages accessible via https only. This not only protects passwords on login but al

...ly cost more to host and maintain than a small community school). Ask your local [https://moodle.com/partners/ Moodle Partner] and keep Moodle going that w ...as may benefit further from standard or compatible third-party modules and plugins:

...odle, the greater your risks of things going wrong. This does not mean the plugins are badly written, and some are really handy, just sometimes things go wron ...t be updated to Moodle 2.0. Check your plugins. Are you using any non-core plugins?

:''Tip:'' If you are downloading Moodle to your local computer and then uploading it to your hosted web site, if possible upload The installation process will take you through a number of pages. You should be asked to confirm the copyright, see the database tables bein

==My pages show fatal errors such as : Parse error, call to undefined function: get_st Another thing to check, particularly if you are using additional plugins, is whether any of the php scripts use short open tags (<? ?>) instead of p

...vious URL, if you or anyone has copy/pasted the links into activities like Pages, or other locations in Moodle. These are text strings just like any text or ...since Moodle 2.7 as an option. Be sure to check in ''Site administration > Plugins > Logging > Manage log stores'' to see whether you are still using the old