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DocRank

2016-06-28T08:43:06Z

Proplug:

{{Infobox plugin
|type =Block
|entry = https://github.com/hwr-projektgruppe/DocRank
|tracker = https://github.com/hwr-projektgruppe/DocRank/issues
|discussion = N/A
|maintainer = [[User:proplug|ProPlug Team]]
|float =right
}}

== Overview ==

DocRank is a block type plugin for Moodle v2.0 made by students of the Berlin School of Economics and Law and meant to be used by schools and learning groups.
It collects data on how often documents are viewed within a course and visualises the result as a chart.
This enables ranking of a document's popularity and importance, urging users to read certain documents or pay closer attention to them.
The chart features various filters and sortings.

== Installation ==

The plugin directory must be moved into ''.../moodle/blocks/''. There are several ways to achieve this.

You can install directly from the Moodle plugins directory. To do this, log into your Moodle as admin, go to ''Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins''
and click the button 'Install plugins from Moodle plugins directory'. Search for the plugin and click the install button.

You can also use the ''Install plugins'' page to upload and install the plugin after you have downloaded it from the Moodle plugins directory.
Simply drag and drop the ZIP file containing the DocRank directory into the given field, or use the 'Choose a file...' button.

Alternatively, you can do it manually. Download the ZIP from the Moodle plugins directory, unzip it and move or copy the uncompressed folder into ''.../moodle/blocks/''.
Then, log into your Moodle as admin and go to ''Settings > Site administration > Notifications''.
You should get a notification about a new plugin beeing installed.

For more in-depth step-by-step instructions about installing block plugins, see [https://docs.moodle.org/39/en/Installing_plugins]

== Usage ==

If this plugin is active and was installed correctly, you'll see a new block in your moodle course. Clicking the logo will open a new tab with a diagram in your browser. 
There are several display and sorting options, accessible via the elements above the chart. 

You can change the amount of documents shown in steps of 5, from a minimum of five up to the actual number of documents in the course. The chart will automatically resize itself to accommodate for the additional bars. 
The documents can be sorted either by the amount of clicks they recieved or by upload date. Use the arrow buttons to toggle between ascending and descending order. 
The names of the documents, displayed to the left of their coresponding bar, double as links to the documents themselves. 
By hovering your cursor above a bar, you can see the exact amount of clicks.

== Technical Details ==

The plugin feeds data from the Moodle database to jqPlot [http://www.jqplot.com/]

RememberMe

2016-06-28T08:42:42Z

Proplug:

{{Infobox plugin
|type = Block
|entry = https://github.com/hwr-projektgruppe/RememberMe
|tracker = https://github.com/hwr-projektgruppe/RememberMe/issues
|discussion = N/A
|maintainer = [[User:proplug|ProPlug Team]]
|float = right
}}
== Overview ==

RememberMe is a block type plugin for Moodle v2.0 made by students of the Berlin School of Economics and Law.
It periodically checks if a user has not logged in for a specified amount of time and if so, it sends a reminder email to this user.
Both the time without log-in required to trigger the reminder, as well as the content of the email can be customised.

== Installation ==

The plugin directory must be moved into ''.../moodle/blocks/''. There are several ways to achieve this.

You can install directly from the Moodle plugins directory. To do this, log into your Moodle as admin, go to ''Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins''
and click the button 'Install plugins from Moodle plugins directory'. Search for the plugin and click the install button.

You can also use the ''Install plugins'' page to upload and install the plugin after you have downloaded it from the Moodle plugins directory.
Simply drag and drop the ZIP file containing the RememberMe directory into the given field, or use the 'Choose a file...' button.

Alternatively, you can do it manually. Download the ZIP from the Moodle plugins directory, unzip it and move or copy the uncompressed folder into ''.../moodle/blocks/''.
Then, log into your Moodle as admin and go to ''Settings > Site administration > Notifications''.
You should get a notification about a new plugin beeing installed.

For more in-depth step-by-step instructions about installing block plugins, see [https://docs.moodle.org/39/en/Installing_plugins]

== Usage ==

If this plugin is active and was installed correctly, you'll see a new block in your moodle course.
Clicking on the logo will link you to this very page.

Configure the settings file ("settings.xml") to customise the amount of days that should pass before a message is sent and the contents of the message. 
To do the first, you simply need to change the value for <login>. 
The text in the message can be changed by editing the presets <text1> and <text2>. 
By default, <text1> is a formal message while <text2> is more casual.

== Technical Details ==

List of important parameters: 
'$xml' → Shows the path to the data „settings.xml“ 
'text'→ contains the reminder text for the Email 
'login' → contains the count of days for the variable 'days' 
'$days' → exports the count of days, which is necessary to trigger the function 
'lastaccess' → contains the Unix- Timestamp of the user's previous activities 
'$seconds' → calculates, after what time span the function is triggered 
'$date' → exports the present time in Unix-Timestamp-Format 
'time' → present Unix-time in seconds 

Both 'time' and 'lastaccess' are Unix-Timestamps, meaning that their values are the seconds that have passed between the beginning of the Unix-period (01.01.1790 - 00:00 o‘clock UTC) and the point in time these timestamps refer to. As a result, the plugin uses seconds as unit of measurement when calculating.

The plugin gets executed every 12 hours by a Cronjob. When this happens, the timestamp of each user's last login is compared with the difference between the current time and the time that is required to elapse before an email is triggered, to check if a user matches this requirement (in short, if $date - $seconds ≥ 'lastaccess'). If so, an email containing the message specified in the settings file is composed and sent. To do the latter, the plugin uses the PHPMailerAutoload class.

Example: 
Let's assume today is the 1st of april, 2016 at 6:00am. 
-> $date = 1459483200 
The user in question has last logged in on the 30th of march, 2016 at 15:15pm. 
-> lastaccess = 1459343700 
The admin wants everyone who has not visited moodle for 5 days to receive a message. 
-> $days = 1 -> $seconds = 86400 

<nowiki>1459483200 - 86400 = 1459396800</nowiki> 
<nowiki>1459396800 > 1459343700</nowiki>

The condition of $date - $seconds ≥ 'lastaccess' is met and a message will be sent.

It should be noted that the plugin overwrites the 'lastaccess' variable when sending an email, to prevent another one from beeing sent when the plugin is executed the next times.

RememberMe

2016-06-27T17:04:27Z

Proplug:

{{Work in progress}}
{{Infobox plugin
|type = Block
|entry = https://github.com/hwr-projektgruppe/RememberMe
|tracker = https://github.com/hwr-projektgruppe/RememberMe/issues
|discussion = N/A
|maintainer = [[User:proplug|ProPlug Team]]
|float = right
}}
== Overview ==

RememberMe is a block type plugin for Moodle v2.0 made by students of the Berlin School of Economics and Law.
It periodically checks if a user has not logged in for a specified amount of time and if so, it sends a reminder email to this user.
Both the time without log-in required to trigger the reminder, as well as the content of the email can be customised.

== Installation ==

The plugin directory must be moved into ''.../moodle/blocks/''. There are several ways to achieve this.

You can install directly from the Moodle plugins directory. To do this, log into your Moodle as admin, go to ''Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins''
and click the button 'Install plugins from Moodle plugins directory'. Search for the plugin and click the install button.

You can also use the ''Install plugins'' page to upload and install the plugin after you have downloaded it from the Moodle plugins directory.
Simply drag and drop the ZIP file containing the RememberMe directory into the given field, or use the 'Choose a file...' button.

Alternatively, you can do it manually. Download the ZIP from the Moodle plugins directory, unzip it and move or copy the uncompressed folder into ''.../moodle/blocks/''.
Then, log into your Moodle as admin and go to ''Settings > Site administration > Notifications''.
You should get a notification about a new plugin beeing installed.

For more in-depth step-by-step instructions about installing block plugins, see [https://docs.moodle.org/39/en/Installing_plugins]

== Usage ==

If this plugin is active and was installed correctly, you'll see a new block in your moodle course.
Clicking on the logo will link you to this very page.

Configure the settings file ("settings.xml") to customise the amount of days that should pass before a message is sent and the contents of the message. 
To do the first, you simply need to change the value for <login>. 
The text in the message can be changed by editing the presets <text1> and <text2>. 
By default, <text1> is a formal message while <text2> is more casual.

== Technical Details ==

List of important parameters: 
'$xml' → Shows the path to the data „settings.xml“ 
'text'→ contains the reminder text for the Email 
'login' → contains the count of days for the variable 'days' 
'$days' → exports the count of days, which is necessary to trigger the function 
'lastaccess' → contains the Unix- Timestamp of the user's previous activities 
'$seconds' → calculates, after what time span the function is triggered 
'$date' → exports the present time in Unix-Timestamp-Format 
'time' → present Unix-time in seconds 

Both 'time' and 'lastaccess' are Unix-Timestamps, meaning that their values are the seconds that have passed between the beginning of the Unix-period (01.01.1790 - 00:00 o‘clock UTC) and the point in time these timestamps refer to. As a result, the plugin uses seconds as unit of measurement when calculating.

The plugin gets executed every 12 hours by a Cronjob. When this happens, the timestamp of each user's last login is compared with the difference between the current time and the time that is required to elapse before an email is triggered, to check if a user matches this requirement (in short, if $date - $seconds ≥ 'lastaccess'). If so, an email containing the message specified in the settings file is composed and sent. To do the latter, the plugin uses the PHPMailerAutoload class.

Example: 
Let's assume today is the 1st of april, 2016 at 6:00am. 
-> $date = 1459483200 
The user in question has last logged in on the 30th of march, 2016 at 15:15pm. 
-> lastaccess = 1459343700 
The admin wants everyone who has not visited moodle for 5 days to receive a message. 
-> $days = 1 -> $seconds = 86400 

<nowiki>1459483200 - 86400 = 1459396800</nowiki> 
<nowiki>1459396800 > 1459343700</nowiki>

The condition of $date - $seconds ≥ 'lastaccess' is met and a message will be sent.

It should be noted that the plugin overwrites the 'lastaccess' variable when sending an email, to prevent another one from beeing sent when the plugin is executed the next times.

DocRank

2016-06-27T17:03:29Z

Proplug:

{{Work in progress}}
{{Infobox plugin
|type =Block
|entry = https://github.com/hwr-projektgruppe/DocRank
|tracker = https://github.com/hwr-projektgruppe/DocRank/issues
|discussion = N/A
|maintainer = [[User:proplug|ProPlug Team]]
|float =right
}}

== Overview ==

DocRank is a block type plugin for Moodle v2.0 made by students of the Berlin School of Economics and Law and meant to be used by schools and learning groups.
It collects data on how often documents are viewed within a course and visualises the result as a chart.
This enables ranking of a document's popularity and importance, urging users to read certain documents or pay closer attention to them.
The chart features various filters and sortings.

== Installation ==

The plugin directory must be moved into ''.../moodle/blocks/''. There are several ways to achieve this.

You can install directly from the Moodle plugins directory. To do this, log into your Moodle as admin, go to ''Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins''
and click the button 'Install plugins from Moodle plugins directory'. Search for the plugin and click the install button.

You can also use the ''Install plugins'' page to upload and install the plugin after you have downloaded it from the Moodle plugins directory.
Simply drag and drop the ZIP file containing the DocRank directory into the given field, or use the 'Choose a file...' button.

Alternatively, you can do it manually. Download the ZIP from the Moodle plugins directory, unzip it and move or copy the uncompressed folder into ''.../moodle/blocks/''.
Then, log into your Moodle as admin and go to ''Settings > Site administration > Notifications''.
You should get a notification about a new plugin beeing installed.

For more in-depth step-by-step instructions about installing block plugins, see [https://docs.moodle.org/39/en/Installing_plugins]

== Usage ==

If this plugin is active and was installed correctly, you'll see a new block in your moodle course. Clicking the logo will open a new tab with a diagram in your browser. 
There are several display and sorting options, accessible via the elements above the chart. 

You can change the amount of documents shown in steps of 5, from a minimum of five up to the actual number of documents in the course. The chart will automatically resize itself to accommodate for the additional bars. 
The documents can be sorted either by the amount of clicks they recieved or by upload date. Use the arrow buttons to toggle between ascending and descending order. 
The names of the documents, displayed to the left of their coresponding bar, double as links to the documents themselves. 
By hovering your cursor above a bar, you can see the exact amount of clicks.

== Technical Details ==

The plugin feeds data from the Moodle database to jqPlot [http://www.jqplot.com/]

DocRank

2016-06-27T17:00:25Z

Proplug:

{{Work in progress}}
{{Infobox plugin
|type =Block
|entry = N/A
|tracker = N/A
|discussion = N/A
|maintainer = [[User:proplug|ProPlug Team]]
|float =right
}}

== Overview ==

DocRank is a block type plugin for Moodle v2.0 made by students of the Berlin School of Economics and Law and meant to be used by schools and learning groups.
It collects data on how often documents are viewed within a course and visualises the result as a chart.
This enables ranking of a document's popularity and importance, urging users to read certain documents or pay closer attention to them.
The chart features various filters and sortings.

== Installation ==

The plugin directory must be moved into ''.../moodle/blocks/''. There are several ways to achieve this.

You can install directly from the Moodle plugins directory. To do this, log into your Moodle as admin, go to ''Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins''
and click the button 'Install plugins from Moodle plugins directory'. Search for the plugin and click the install button.

You can also use the ''Install plugins'' page to upload and install the plugin after you have downloaded it from the Moodle plugins directory.
Simply drag and drop the ZIP file containing the DocRank directory into the given field, or use the 'Choose a file...' button.

Alternatively, you can do it manually. Download the ZIP from the Moodle plugins directory, unzip it and move or copy the uncompressed folder into ''.../moodle/blocks/''.
Then, log into your Moodle as admin and go to ''Settings > Site administration > Notifications''.
You should get a notification about a new plugin beeing installed.

For more in-depth step-by-step instructions about installing block plugins, see [https://docs.moodle.org/39/en/Installing_plugins]

== Usage ==

If this plugin is active and was installed correctly, you'll see a new block in your moodle course. Clicking the logo will open a new tab with a diagram in your browser. 
There are several display and sorting options, accessible via the elements above the chart. 

You can change the amount of documents shown in steps of 5, from a minimum of five up to the actual number of documents in the course. The chart will automatically resize itself to accommodate for the additional bars. 
The documents can be sorted either by the amount of clicks they recieved or by upload date. Use the arrow buttons to toggle between ascending and descending order. 
The names of the documents, displayed to the left of their coresponding bar, double as links to the documents themselves. 
By hovering your cursor above a bar, you can see the exact amount of clicks.

== Technical Details ==

The plugin feeds data from the Moodle database to jqPlot [http://www.jqplot.com/]

RememberMe

2016-06-27T16:09:30Z

Proplug:

{{Work in progress}}
{{Infobox plugin
|type = Block
|entry = N/A
|tracker = N/A
|discussion = N/A
|maintainer = [[User:proplug|ProPlug Team]]
|float = right
}}
== Overview ==

RememberMe is a block type plugin for Moodle v2.0 made by students of the Berlin School of Economics and Law.
It periodically checks if a user has not logged in for a specified amount of time and if so, it sends a reminder email to this user.
Both the time without log-in required to trigger the reminder, as well as the content of the email can be customised.

== Installation ==

The plugin directory must be moved into ''.../moodle/blocks/''. There are several ways to achieve this.

You can install directly from the Moodle plugins directory. To do this, log into your Moodle as admin, go to ''Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins''
and click the button 'Install plugins from Moodle plugins directory'. Search for the plugin and click the install button.

You can also use the ''Install plugins'' page to upload and install the plugin after you have downloaded it from the Moodle plugins directory.
Simply drag and drop the ZIP file containing the RememberMe directory into the given field, or use the 'Choose a file...' button.

Alternatively, you can do it manually. Download the ZIP from the Moodle plugins directory, unzip it and move or copy the uncompressed folder into ''.../moodle/blocks/''.
Then, log into your Moodle as admin and go to ''Settings > Site administration > Notifications''.
You should get a notification about a new plugin beeing installed.

For more in-depth step-by-step instructions about installing block plugins, see [https://docs.moodle.org/39/en/Installing_plugins]

== Usage ==

If this plugin is active and was installed correctly, you'll see a new block in your moodle course.
Clicking on the logo will link you to this very page.

Configure the settings file ("settings.xml") to customise the amount of days that should pass before a message is sent and the contents of the message. 
To do the first, you simply need to change the value for <login>. 
The text in the message can be changed by editing the presets <text1> and <text2>. 
By default, <text1> is a formal message while <text2> is more casual.

== Technical Details ==

List of important parameters: 
'$xml' → Shows the path to the data „settings.xml“ 
'text'→ contains the reminder text for the Email 
'login' → contains the count of days for the variable 'days' 
'$days' → exports the count of days, which is necessary to trigger the function 
'lastaccess' → contains the Unix- Timestamp of the user's previous activities 
'$seconds' → calculates, after what time span the function is triggered 
'$date' → exports the present time in Unix-Timestamp-Format 
'time' → present Unix-time in seconds 

Both 'time' and 'lastaccess' are Unix-Timestamps, meaning that their values are the seconds that have passed between the beginning of the Unix-period (01.01.1790 - 00:00 o‘clock UTC) and the point in time these timestamps refer to. As a result, the plugin uses seconds as unit of measurement when calculating.

The plugin gets executed every 12 hours by a Cronjob. When this happens, the timestamp of each user's last login is compared with the difference between the current time and the time that is required to elapse before an email is triggered, to check if a user matches this requirement (in short, if $date - $seconds ≥ 'lastaccess'). If so, an email containing the message specified in the settings file is composed and sent. To do the latter, the plugin uses the PHPMailerAutoload class.

Example: 
Let's assume today is the 1st of april, 2016 at 6:00am. 
-> $date = 1459483200 
The user in question has last logged in on the 30th of march, 2016 at 15:15pm. 
-> lastaccess = 1459343700 
The admin wants everyone who has not visited moodle for 5 days to receive a message. 
-> $days = 1 -> $seconds = 86400 

<nowiki>1459483200 - 86400 = 1459396800</nowiki> 
<nowiki>1459396800 > 1459343700</nowiki>

The condition of $date - $seconds ≥ 'lastaccess' is met and a message will be sent.

It should be noted that the plugin overwrites the 'lastaccess' variable when sending an email, to prevent another one from beeing sent when the plugin is executed the next times.

RememberMe

2016-06-27T16:03:20Z

Proplug:

{{Work in progress}}
{{Infobox plugin
|type = Block
|entry = N/A
|tracker = N/A
|discussion = N/A
|maintainer = [[User:proplug|ProPlug Team]]
|float = right
}}
== Overview ==

RememberMe is a block type plugin for Moodle v2.0 made by students of the Berlin School of Economics and Law.
It periodically checks if a user has not logged in for a specified amount of time and if so, it sends a reminder email to this user.
Both the time without log-in required to trigger the reminder, as well as the content of the email can be customised.

== Installation ==

The plugin directory must be moved into ''.../moodle/blocks/''. There are several ways to achieve this.

You can install directly from the Moodle plugins directory. To do this, log into your Moodle as admin, go to ''Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins''
and click the button 'Install plugins from Moodle plugins directory'. Search for the plugin and click the install button.

You can also use the ''Install plugins'' page to upload and install the plugin after you have downloaded it from the Moodle plugins directory.
Simply drag and drop the ZIP file containing the RememberMe directory into the given field, or use the 'Choose a file...' button.

Alternatively, you can do it manually. Download the ZIP from the Moodle plugins directory, unzip it and move or copy the uncompressed folder into ''.../moodle/blocks/''.
Then, log into your Moodle as admin and go to ''Settings > Site administration > Notifications''.
You should get a notification about a new plugin beeing installed.

For more in-depth step-by-step instructions about installing block plugins, see [https://docs.moodle.org/39/en/Installing_plugins]

== Usage ==

If this plugin is active and was installed correctly, you'll see a new block in your moodle course.
Clicking on the logo will link you to this very page.

Configure the settings file ("settings.xml") to customise the amount of days that should pass before a message is sent and the contents of the message. 
To do the first, you simply need to change the value for <login>. 
The text in the message can be changed by editing the presets <text1> and <text2>. 
By default, <text1> is a formal message while <text2> is more casual.

== Technical Details ==

List of important parameters: 
'$xml' → Shows the path to the data „settings.xml“ 
'text'→ contains the reminder text for the Email 
'login' → contains the count of days for the variable 'days' 
'$days' → exports the count of days, which is necessary to trigger the function 
'lastaccess' → contains the Unix- Timestamp of the user's previous activities 
'$seconds' → calculates, after what time span the function is triggered 
'$date' → exports the present time in Unix-Timestamp-Format 
'time' → present Unix-time in seconds 

Both 'time' and 'lastaccess' are Unix-Timestamps, meaning that their values are the seconds that have passed between the beginning of the Unix-period (01.01.1790 - 00:00 o‘clock UTC) and the point in time these timestamps refer to. As a result, the plugin uses seconds as unit of measurement when calculating.

The plugin gets executed every 12 hours by a Cronjob. When this happens, the timestamp of each user's last login is compared with the difference between the current time and the time that is required to elapse before an email is triggered, to check if a user matches this requirement (in short, if $date - $seconds ≥ 'lastaccess'). If so, an email containing the message specified in the settings file is composed and sent. To do the latter, the plugin uses the PHPMailerAutoload class.

Example:
Let's assume today is the 1st of april, 2016 at 6:00am.
-> $date = 1459483200
The user in question has last logged in on the 30th of march, 2016 at 15:15pm.
-> lastaccess = 1459343700
The admin wants everyone who has not visited moodle for 5 days to receive a message.
-> $days = 1 -> $seconds = 86400

1459483200 - 86400 = 1459396800
1459396800 > 1459343700

The condition of $date - $seconds ≥ 'lastaccess' is met and a message will be sent.

DocRank

2016-06-20T16:39:44Z

Proplug:

DocRank

2016-06-20T16:38:22Z

Proplug:

RememberMe

2016-06-20T16:33:47Z

Proplug:

RememberMe

2016-05-31T10:47:08Z

Proplug:

RememberMe

2016-05-23T16:42:00Z

Proplug: Created page with "{{Work in progress}} {{Infobox plugin |type = Block |entry = N/A |tracker = N/A |discussion = N/A |maintainer = ProPlug Team |float = right }} == Overview ==..."

DocRank

2016-05-23T16:40:01Z

Proplug:

DocRank

2016-05-23T16:35:38Z

Proplug:

{{Work in progress}}
{{Infobox plugin
|type =Block
|entry = N/A
|tracker = N/A
|discussion = N/A
|maintainer = ProPlug Team
|float =right
}}

== Overview ==

DocRank is a block type plugin for Moodle v2.0 made by students of the Berlin School of Economics and Law and meant to be used by schools and learning groups.
It collects data on how often documents are viewed within a course and visualises the result as a chart.
This enables ranking of a document's popularity and importance, urging users to read certain documents or pay closer attention to them.
The chart features various filters and sortings.

DocRank

2016-05-23T16:35:12Z

Proplug: Created page with "{{Work in progress}} {{Infobox plugin |type =Block |entry = N/A |tracker = N/A |discussion = N/A |maintainer = ProPlug Team |float =right }} == Overview == DocRank is a bloc..."

{{Work in progress}}
{{Infobox plugin
|type =Block
|entry = N/A
|tracker = N/A
|discussion = N/A
|maintainer = ProPlug Team
|float =right
}}

== Overview ==

DocRank is a block type plugin for Moodle v2.0 made by students of the Berlin School of Economics and Law and meant to be used by schools and learning groups. It collects data on how often documents are viewed within a course and visualises the result as a chart. This enables ranking of a document's popularity and importance, urging users to read certain documents or pay closer attention to them. The chart features various filters and sortings.

Sandbox

2016-04-19T14:29:10Z

Proplug: /* Functions and Examples */

Test page for docs

Testing email notification yet again

-Testing-

-Testing 2-

-Testing 3-

{| cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" border="1"
!Col1
!Col2
|-
|Test1
|Test2
|-
|Test1
|Test2
|-
|Test1
|Test2
|}

==Functions and Examples==

Following are the functions that constitute the basic log API for Moodle.
<code>
add_to_log($courseid, $module, $action, $url='', $info='', $cm=0, $user=0)
user_accesstime_log($courseid=0)
get_logs($select, array $params=null, $order='l.time DESC', $limitfrom='', $limitnum='', &$totalcount)
get_logs_usercourse($userid, $courseid, $coursestart)
get_logs_userday($userid, $courseid, $daystart)
</code>
The basic working of these functions can be categorized into two categories:-
# Adding data to logs
# Fetching data from logs
Let us take a deeper look into both of these:-

<pre>something in pre tags</pre>
<code>and something in code tags</code>

<math>Insert formula here</math>==First edit in sandbox==
An additional edit to sandbox
This is where you can edit the content.
Another edit to sandox.
One more edit to sandbox

==Testing gallery==
==Testing gallery==8/11
==Testing gallery==8/11 again
<gallery mode="packed-hover">
File:Atto_27.jpg|Atto
File:Clean27.jpg|Clean
File:MathJax.jpg|MathJax
</gallery>

==Bootstrap stuff==

<div class="alert alert-block">×'''Warning!''' Click the cross to close this label ...</div>

[[de:Hauptseite]]
[[es:Zona de Pruebas]]

Sandbox

2016-04-19T14:28:53Z

Proplug: /* Functions and Examples */

Test page for docs

Testing email notification yet again

-Testing-

-Testing 2-

-Testing 3-

{| cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" border="1"
!Col1
!Col2
|-
|Test1
|Test2
|-
|Test1
|Test2
|-
|Test1
|Test2
|}

==Functions and Examples==

Following are the functions that constitute the basic log API for Moodle.
<code>
add_to_log($courseid, $module, $action, $url='', $info='', $cm=0, $user=0)
user_accesstime_log($courseid=0)
get_logs($select, array $params=null, $order='l.time DESC', $limitfrom='', $limitnum='', &$totalcount)
get_logs_usercourse($userid, $courseid, $coursestart)
get_logs_userday($userid, $courseid, $daystart)
</code>
The basic working of these functions can be categorized into two categories:-
# Adding data to logs
# Fetching data from logs
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==Functions and Examples==

Following are the functions that constitute the basic log API for Moodle.
<code>
add_to_log($courseid, $module, $action, $url='', $info='', $cm=0, $user=0)
user_accesstime_log($courseid=0)
get_logs($select, array $params=null, $order='l.time DESC', $limitfrom='', $limitnum='', &$totalcount)
get_logs_usercourse($userid, $courseid, $coursestart)
get_logs_userday($userid, $courseid, $daystart)
</code>
The basic working of these functions can be categorized into two categories:-
# Adding data to logs
# Fetching data from logs
Let us take a deeper look into both of these:-

<pre>something in pre tags</pre>
<code>and something in code tags</code>

<math>Insert formula here</math>==First edit in sandbox==
An additional edit to sandbox
This is where you can edit the content.
Another edit to sandox
one more edit to sandbox

==Testing gallery==
==Testing gallery==8/11
==Testing gallery==8/11 again
<gallery mode="packed-hover">
File:Atto_27.jpg|Atto
File:Clean27.jpg|Clean
File:MathJax.jpg|MathJax
</gallery>

==Bootstrap stuff==

<div class="alert alert-block">×'''Warning!''' Click the cross to close this label ...</div>

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