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== Installation on Moodle == | |||
Installation on Moodle | |||
Unzip the files locally and upload them to a folder called 'mod/typorepo' on the server. | Unzip the files locally and upload them to a folder called 'mod/typorepo' on the server. | ||
Login as admin and visit the home page to trigger the upgrade | Login as admin and visit the home page to trigger the upgrade | ||
Set the dimensions of the iframe or new window | Set the dimensions of the iframe or new window | ||
Set the TYPO3 server details | Set the TYPO3 server details | ||
Save and return to any course | Save and return to any course | ||
Installation on TYPO3 | |||
== Installation on TYPO3 == | |||
Install the Moodle SSO TYPO3 Extension in your TYPO3 Installation | Install the Moodle SSO TYPO3 Extension in your TYPO3 Installation | ||
Install the Moodle Sitemap TYPO3 Extension in your TYPO3 Installation | Install the Moodle Sitemap TYPO3 Extension in your TYPO3 Installation | ||
Create a page and add a Moodle Sitemap Plugin | Create a page and add a Moodle Sitemap Plugin | ||
Create a sysfolder where you store the Moodle instances to connect to | Create a sysfolder where you store the Moodle instances to connect to | ||
Revision as of 19:54, 18 November 2021
Installation on Moodle
Unzip the files locally and upload them to a folder called 'mod/typorepo' on the server.
Login as admin and visit the home page to trigger the upgrade
Set the dimensions of the iframe or new window
Set the TYPO3 server details
Save and return to any course
Installation on TYPO3
Install the Moodle SSO TYPO3 Extension in your TYPO3 Installation
Install the Moodle Sitemap TYPO3 Extension in your TYPO3 Installation
Create a page and add a Moodle Sitemap Plugin
Create a sysfolder where you store the Moodle instances to connect to
