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Open LMS Framework

Maintained by Open LMS Development
The Open LMS Framework offers enhanced functionality for Moodle plugin development. It is required by several of the plugins that have been open sourced by Open LMS. For more information, see https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Open_LMS_Framework
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Supports Moodle 2.3-5.1 See all versions
Latest release: 2 days ago
Installations: 368
Downloads (last 90 days): 391
Frankenstyle name: local_mr
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HI Vectoria. Installation of an FTP connection will depend on your server OS. You can find online a lot of tutorials on how to do that depending on your OS.
-- Juan
Vectoria Yared
Hi,
can you explain to me how to install FTP
Thanks
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Hi Jose Oliva,
You need first a proper configured FTP connection with enough permissions to access the Moodle root folder and just move the new plugin folder (mr) to moodle/local location.
Best regards,
Blackboard Open LMS Development Team
José Oliva
Hi,
can you explain me how to install by FTP
Thanks
eric M
Hi, in your Quick Start guide, you talk to put simply some code, but in wich pahe you need to it.
What is the beggining structure of a plugin using you frameworks ?
Beatrix Altmeyer
Hi there. Does this plugin work with Moodle 3.3? I'm trying to install the flexpage-plugins but always stuck with this plugin. While installation there is: "checking local_mr ..." but nothing happens. No button occurs, no error message. (I have a german moodle, so I don't know if I translated the statement correctly.) Can anybody please help?
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Hi Jesse - that sounds very strange. Have you lodged a bug report with additional information, including the Moodle Core version you're using and the steps to reproduce?
Jesse H
This plugin has consistently corrupted my installation, even after adding and removing directly from the local folder via FTP, seems stuck in an upgrade loop that i cant terminate. Very frustrating.
Musoke Isaac
Installing through the main plugins interface takes a while or otherwise freezes at some point of validating local_mr. I overcame this by installing the framework using the ftp method. Unzip the moodlerooms framework into root/local folder so it looks pretty mush like root/local/mr. Goodluck.
Kevin Wangler
Will this (and other MR plugins) be updated for Moodle 3?
Kris Stokking
There have been issues reported with installing the MR Framework through Moodle's UI because the MRF is a rather large plugin to install. Is that the same issue you are experiencing? If so, please install the plugin under your Moodle webroot. If not, please report the issue with more details in tracker.moodle.org using the Moodlerooms Framework component.
Sort India Enviro Solutions Limited
It gets stuck on "Validating Local_Mr". It does not move further. I have been trying to install for so many times but not being able to install it.
Kindly help, if possible...
Kris Stokking
A new version of this plugin for Moodle 2.9 has been uploaded to the plugins repository. Corresponding repositories on Github have also been updated. There are no known issues with the new version at this time, but if you do experience a problem please ensure that you submit any issues to tracker.moodle.org.
Michael Sprauve
Nevermind... I was using Mac Chrome and for some reason it was timing out prematurely but using Safari it worked no problem
Michael Sprauve
Hi
I am using Moodle 2.8 and tried several times to download the latest posted version but it returns an error indicating that the zip file is corrupted. The downloaded file size is being reported as 1.1Mb