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Integration of the Moodle Learning Management System with Drupal.
Drupal 6 Release
The Drupal 6 version 2 releases include major functionality changes compared to previous versions. In particular, "single signon" via insecure GET arguments sent to Moodle for access to the Drupal database, and displaying Moodle in the Drupal site via an iframe features from Drupal 4.7 and Drupal 5 are no longer supported.
This module integrates Moodle data into Drupal. It displays selected course information on the Drupal site with links to the course on the Moodle site.
An optional and experimental CCK course node type is included, and requires both core CCK modules and the link CCK modules to be installed and enabled.
Drupal 6 version requires QAPI
The integration features included in this module require the Moodle Quick API plugin (QAPI) and Moodle version 1.9.x to function. The QAPI software is included in the files provided with this module. QAPI is code that is added to Moodle to provide an interface for the Drupal module to communicate with to obtain the information it needs from Moodle. The QAPI directory contains a file named INSTALL.txt which explains how to install it.
This module connects Drupal with the FusionCharts Free and FusionCharts v3 (commercial) package. FusionCharts is a flash charting and graphing component that can be used to render data-driven & animated charts for your web applications and presentations.
This module provides both a user interface for creating charts as well as as an API for developers to integrate with other modules.
What's included in this module:
A content type with an graphical user interface for creating charts
A CCK field
An API that to create charts using SQL queries
An API that to create charts using an array of data
An API that allows for drill-down viewing of data (you can click on the bars to fetch new data)
Examples of how this module can be integrated with other parts of Drupal