Facetoface
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Maintained by
Dan Marsden, Catalyst IT
Face-to-face activities are used to keep track of in-person (e.g. classroom) trainings which require advance booking.
Each activity is offered in one or more identical sessions. These sessions can be given over multiple days.
Reminder messages are sent to users and their managers a few days before the session is scheduled to start. Confirmation messages are sent when users sign-up for a session or cancel.
This module may be of interest to administrators looking for a way to provide event management support for blended learning environments.
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Now when adding a new course the date defaults to 1 jan 1970 and can't be changed.
The face to face plugin only goes to 2.8 is there a plan to update it.
This plugin compatible for Moodle 3
Thanks
We need to have class room type events. We are using Moddle 3.0 is it compatible to this version?
And I'll second Al's thank you for supporting a module I use a great deal!
Best,
Al
I am working on one yes! Please be patient with me I'm trying but it's just busy during the week. I hope to have something up in the new year though.
Stacey
Thanks Ranjana
Moodle 2.9, I would like the approval required box to be on by default.
Anyone know which file I find the 0 that needs to be a 1.
Thanks Jimi
student Sign-up
/mod/facetoface/signup.php
Fatal error: Class 'mod_facetoface\event\signup_success' not found in /var/www/html/abc/moodle28abc/mod/facetoface/signup.php on line 140
Ksyuto
This is a fix for those having issues with moodle 2.9, specifically where you are receiving a blank page after people are signing up for your course. As far as I can tell this should effect everyone.
There is an incorrect reference to a class, it is located in the file mod->facetoface->classes->event->signup_success.php
In this file, on line 41, instead of the class being just 'signup' it should be 'signup_success'.
The reason that you can refresh the page and not have this error, is because the second time around it recognises that you have already signed up and does not try to run this code.
For clarity, line 41 should look like this:
class signup_success extends \core\event\base {
Hope this helps some people, and hopefully the curators of this plugin can fix that in the future.
There doesn't appear to be any other references to the old class name, I believe this is just a typo and is only used once, so you should be fine to change it.