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Using JavaScript, PHP and MySQL to Log Captivate Variable Data

Adobe Captivate

I am going to show you how to use JavaScript and PHP to capture Captivate variable data into MySQL tables. Once the data is posted to the MySQL tables it can be reported on using PHP or a PHP Report Generator. This instructional video will show you how to do this: As shown in the instructional video the JavaScript $.post

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Developing A Layar Application

Upside Learning

It uses PHP and MySQL. You can use jsp/servlets/php/.net net or any server side programming language to output JSON response. It totally depends on how dynamic your data is. You can even use simple html page having static JSON response. This site has good example of JSON response. Latest Layar 3.0 browser has different layout.

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Links of the Week

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

The kit includes step-by-step instructions on how to set up the PHP development framework and a MySQL database on your Windows machine. " You can get started with PHP by downloading Mary's free PHP Code Starter Kit. You also learn how to query and display dynamic content from the database to a PHP page for display on the Web.

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Kineo Insights Webinar: Kronos Moodle Case Study

Learning Visions

Integrated Moodle’s mySQL database to integrate with Kronos’ internal reporting system – Questions: Does Moodle have support for competency based role analysis? Kineo customizations gave granular security – customer A sees certain products, customer B sees different set of products.

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Notes and tracking

Moodle Journal

I have a suspicion that in the long term it may be a more effective time/benefit approach than continuing the development of my PHP/MySQL application, what with ePortfolio space and tracking soon to appear over the horizon, or so I am reliably informed!! Well I have completed the update of course training notes for the new 1.5

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The Real Cost of a Free (Open Source) LMS!

Upside Learning

If IT doesn’t have the skills (mostly PHP and MySQL and of course a good understanding of the LMS code) you either outsource that part or hire additional staff to do the same. This may not be an additional cost compared to your initial estimates but it’s a cost anyway. Who will customize even the basic features? In both cases it is not free.

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Installing Moodle™: A Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Started

Lambda Solutions

Database: Set up a compatible database system, such as MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, or Microsoft SQL Server. PHP: Ensure your server has PHP installed, preferably version 7.2 or higher, with necessary extensions like GD and XML. Domain and Hosting: Domain name: Register a unique domain name that reflects your Moodle site's identity.

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