[Xerte] Re: database.php

[Pat Lockley]

to make the languages folder export it is adding a line to the
export.php for the languages folder (but telling it not to export the
sub folders with the php in).

The reason I've not touched it, is because the export function also
needs to have the JMOL and mapstraction files added to it, or some way
of detecting if that is required. But this to me raises an issue of
template profiles.

On Sun, Apr 29, 2012 at 6:59 PM, Ron Mitchell <ronm at mitchellmedia.co.uk> wrote:
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> [mailto:xerte-bounces at lists.nottingham.ac.uk] On Behalf Of David Goodwin
> Sent: 29 April 2012 18:42
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> Subject: [Xerte] Re: database.php
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> On 29 Apr 2012, at 18:25, Ron Mitchell wrote:
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> Hi David
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> I just tested your svn updates locally with a clean install and everything
> installed without problem. Good to have the prompt about php 5+ version in
> the installer. Although I can see that requirement being a problem in some
> educational organisations but as you say the potential risks with still
> using PHP 4 arguably means that's a good thing!
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> There are about to be some more commits.
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> I'm removing switch.txt / whatever… and writing authentication adaptors so
> you can easily choose LDAP / database / static. It will probably need some
> polishing, but it seems to work (locally) for me using static / LDAP at
> least.
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> You / whoever will need to edit config.php to choose authentication adaptor.
> It'll be commented at the bottom.
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> I'm not quite sure how to Moodle yet - but I'd like to include it somehow… I
> dislike the duplication of index.php / switch.txt and so on.
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> --The code/changes required for moodle integration in 1.8 are much less than
> previous versions. I can test once you've made your changes to index.php.
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> I can see the language changer at the top of the page but I take it that
> isn't going to change anything until the languages are in place?
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> Err.. you can select 'Nonsense' and see the front page change to rubbish.
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> --yes spotted that and can see how it will work. I guess we need Tom to
> provide the NL files for a proper test.
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> Did you see the notes in the googledoc about export not working correctly
> because it's not including the languages folder in the zip? Is that
> something you're able to resolve?
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> Probably. Which row is it?
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> --21, 22, 23
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> Also Julian had asked: Can we put the focus in the login field when you hit
> the welcome page?
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> Yes.
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> It's a good thing it's raining and miserable outside today….
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> --yep but I bet it's not in all the XOT user countries!
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> David.
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