Martin, Nepal is not implementing Moodle (in the form of courses) for this year's deployment. As a result, the offline moodle project is currently dormant.
I will be leaving Nepal mid-May and will be available to work on this project if it is still relevant. I would need your mentoring and need to partner with a deployment which is using Moodle and has a need for an offline capability. As you recall, the project is based on using the gears plugin. This was implemented in Nepal via Firefox 3. I don't know whether the gears plugin will work with Browse. Currently, greasemonkey is used to add two javascript scripts to each Moodle page and to insert 'offline' buttons in each topic on a course page. I think this dependency could be eliminated by changes to Moodle php modules. The requirement is to add the 'offline' button which is exactly analogous to the hide/show button already there. The gears mechanism is working well. What is needed (and where a partner is required) is to add the resources for a topic to the local gears database. The partner could then verify that the mechanism is working correctly in an XO/XS environment. The next step would be to update the Moodle log when the user returns the topic online. Tony _______________________________________________ Server-devel mailing list server-de...@lists.laptop.org http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/server-devel
