Graham Quince

its installed already. Called Thermometer.

Hi @NatalieW, Looking at the screenshot, the students with a completed date may have hit the complete/hand-in button without doing the quiz, or they've completed the quiz but chose to Save Progress in FrogPlay. This doesn't return the data to the assignments system. Confusing language i know and we're looking into ways to improve handing-in work. You can still see how well you students have done by clicking the Show Reports button in Assignment Manager. This takes you to FrogPlay's indepth reports for the quiz Graham

Ok, well, i'm waiting on a phone call, so looked into this to kill time @Sue Busher - I'll get this widget to you directly. Everyone else, I'll submit it through our usual process, but you'll have it soon

This sounds very similar to the house point totaliser @Virginia Baldock's students were building. I take it, you'd be happy with setting the values in the preferences and occasionally editing it to get the total to rise? I feel a coding competition coming on. Anyone what to accept this challenge?

When you say a tutorial taking you through the coding elements, have you seen this video:

What form would a online workshop take? The live events were individuals building widgets and occasionally asking for help. Would that work online?

i know and it's so uncalled for. Sort of better, but then not. Tonsils being removed was fine, the "healing" is what's killing me

Oi! I mean well done for creating a digital signage widget, but there’s no need for the cheap jibes at my expense!

No, same thing can be done in the Frig3 toolkit. Look up the user, uncheck the AD box, save and close the user pop up. Re-open it and you can see a password. Log in, ideally using incognito, and you can immediately reset the ad checkbox

Hey guys. Im recovering at home right now, bit in my top tips webinar, I explain how you can change authentication type in the users app to temporarily log in as another user, providing Frog isn't the authentication type to begin with

When I wanted a sound effect to play for the activity timer, i ended up using: var baseURL=Frog.Utilities.getBaseUrl(); baseURL+'/app/package/widgets/022366172001B9898DBD5FE54860D700F04FF87C3C44A0A7/assets/rf_alert.mp3'; to point to the file. I also had to publish the widget once, so get the file in the correct location. Once there, i was able to continue editing my code and use the file. @Chris.Smith knows more about it than I do though

If it has to be done this week, then duplicating sites is you're only way for now. It was this need that prompted development of the ePortfolio. Not long now. Late October, early November

That's amazing @Adam Thanks for sharing

I've just played too and found: border: thin solid #b9b9b9 works too, but don't you feel better having found the solution yourself

needs to be border: 1px solid #B9B9B9; As far as i know. Never used thin.

Nope, you can add CSS directly to the box. Just wanted to give people a bit more control

If you can make a GIF 1680 x 895 that's less than 200 Kb, then you're more than welcome to use a GIF.

Spotted the issue. You were hiding the widget on the student dashboard. Apparently this prevented it from loading. For a while there, that didn't matter, but I guess we addressed that bug

So, some long talked about widgets in FrogCode are finally ready for sharing, I've just added: Personalised welcome Week indicator Form styling (started work on this at the FrogCode event at the Judd) Soon to be joined by George Bligh's My Progress widget, which displays the My Progress application in a page for students. You can download these and other widgets at https://www.frogcommunity.com/frogcode/showcase

It's not on our immediate roadmap I'm afraid, which means it will be some time before we consider it. We do partner with MINTClass, which has SSO from Frog and is really quite powerful. It's worth taking a look at.

An image with a JPEG, JPG or PNG extension type can be set as the login background image. The optimum image size is 1680 x 895, with a file size around 200Kb.

Because Frog resizes and respostions the background images based on screen size, I've found it's best to aim for 2000 x 250 pixels. I've noticed our design team tend to use 2000 x 350 pixels. Here are a few of the banners from Frog Templates, if this helps:

The ePortfolio creator takes a site as it's starting point, so you'll be able to do this.

Funny you should mention this. There's been some work done on embedding quizzes in pages and including additional features. When i get a screenshot and ETA, i'll post here

You don't need a separate profile (which is fortunate, as you currently can't have one), but you can use Rules and Page themes to create a different environment for your Year 12 and Year 13 students. UPDATE: The video below talks about using the Nested Frog page widget - I'd suggest using the Embed Site widget since we introduced that widget.