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All configuration variables in Moodle code

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Ever wonder what configuration variables lie withing the moodle code? Well you have the config.php file but that only tells you a small fraction of the available configuration variables. Why might you need to know this? Well it is interesting

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All configuration variables in Moodle code – Part two

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Earlier we looked at how you can extract a list of all the $CFG variables in your Moodle code. Now that’s not of much use! We need to know where in the code all these variables hide. I feel some spooky awk a

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Common translation errors in Moodle language packs

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If you have ever had to deal with language packs you will know how much of a pain they can be. I regularly interact with 9 Moodle language packs and I don’t like doing that much. For some reason, can’t

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All configuration variables in Moodle code?

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Sometimes Moodle introduces some nice new configuration variables and I like to make sure that I know what they are and where they are. So to begin my investigation without heading off to the web I use the following command

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