Hi Martin,
The conclusion from Slack is that this is a good candidate for an OEP. You
can read about the process here:
https://open-edx-proposals.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
You might also want to look at this PR that extends OEP-1 to support
product changes:
https://github.com/edx/open-edx-propo
Thanks for the reply! Followup thoughts on some of your points below:
- I like the simplicity of what you are proposing. Using the XBlock
> runtime's pre-existing loader makes a great deal of sense for the reasons
> you laid out.
...hat-tip to Peter Pinch for that idea ;-)
- I think some of
This is how I did it:
*sudo apt-get install apache2-utils*
Then to create the file,
*sudo htpasswd -c /edx/app/nginx/.htpasswd *
Then,
*sudo htpasswd /edx/app/nginx/.htpasswd *
Then follow @Juanito update of the cms file to Restrict
Then,
*sudo service nginx reload*
On Monday, March
I've set up & moderated a Discourse instance for an open source project
before and I had a very good experience with it. However Xavier's right
that it's not a great fit for our use case. Discourse lets you pin topics
in threads but it doesn't led you pin answers in topics, which prevents us
from
Hi Martin,
Thanks for this. The use cases you describe are important, so it would be
great to talk through how it can be addressed. I'm not sure if this should
be handled as an OEP or not, so I posed that question in our OEP Slack
channel (https://openedx.slack.com/messages/open-edx-proposals/).
Hi All
I am searching about the possibility of using courses that exist in EDX.ORG
and using some of them in my Openedx instance, wanna know what are the
process i have to follow and is it possible in legal way and technical part
?
Best regards
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Hi Calla,
I think your approach does seem like the only way to ensure that everything
has loaded. The challenge, as you've discovered, is how to get it to play
nicely with the static pipeline on fullstack. To get started, you might
find the material linked from this wiki page useful:
https://open
in /edx/app/nginx/sites-available/cms
location / {
auth_basic"Restricted";
auth_basic_user_file /edx/app/nginx/nginx.htpasswd;
}
On Mon, Aug 15, 2016 at 8:26 AM, wrote:
> How do i go about enabling HTTP Basic Auth for studio? Any pointers or
> docs you can he
How do i go about enabling HTTP Basic Auth for studio? Any pointers or docs
you can help me with?
- Abhilash
On Tuesday, March 15, 2016 at 6:16:56 AM UTC+5:30, Daniel McQuillen wrote:
>
> Thanks for the suggestion, Juanito. Might just do that.
>
> I've set *"DISABLE_COURSE_CREATION" : true* in m
Hi Jill et al,
Thanks for starting this thread. (I had been away on vacation and am
catching up.)
For the mobile app, we've been considering using ETags to eliminate extra
work in updating its local cache. However, the use case there is a bit
more complicated since we need to check for user-acc
Hi Kelly,
The best way to contribute to the docs would be to open a pull request
at https://github.com/edx/edx-documentation.
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On Saturday, August 13, 2016 at 3:10:53 PM UTC-7, Kelly Buchanan wrote:
>
> Thanks Ned, this was my question as well. Is there a formal way to try to
> get t
Hi Folks,
Apologies for sounding new to all of this -- so bare with me.
I'd like to do a bit of retro acting Javascript on the registration page
i.e. Apply a snippet of javascript after ALL the logistration_factory and
access_views etc have run and loaded. I can't simply add it into the
templ
I agree that I've heard great things about discourse too. That one might
even allow to also replace the MLs althogether, as it's more user-
friendly than mailing-lists, but still allow any type of conversation.
I'm not sure how well it fits the Q&A tool use-case though, there could
still be a case
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