This is pretty important to my clients.

Sean K

$mform->

for creating menus in the resource.class.php

There is no rule for addding the repository button in the setup_elements function. The previous ims.html form is redundant - you can delete it with no impact on what you see.

I used the following to create the button in the setup_elements function:

if ($CFG->repositoryactivate == true) { $repositorybutton = $mform->addElement('button', 'repositorybutton', get_string('browserepository', 'resource').'...'); $buttonattributes = array('title'=>get_string('browserepository', 'resource'), 'onclick'=>"return window.open('".$CFG->wwwroot."/mod/resource/type/ims/finder.php?directory=', 'websearch', 'menubar=1,location=1,directories=1,toolbar=1,scrollbars,resizable,width=800,height=600');"); $repositorybutton->updateAttributes($buttonattributes); }

which seems to work, except hitting choose in the finder does not return any information to the form.

Should be available in next nightly build (or by direct CVS access).

Ciao

Working fine on my local test version - will push to live server soon and feedback, but can't see any reason for further issues.

I did notice that the previous version used to automatically fill in the resource title (and summary?), but doesn't do this anymore. Not sure if this is a desired feature or not.

Are you sure it was present in old releases? I've take a quick look and haven't been able to locate such code when choosing ims packages (both from the course area and from the repository).

And finally, I guess it's really complex to do under new formslib. I'll imply to create one highly specialised form element (only used by ims cp) to provide such functionality...

So, after all, I would vote -1 for that.

Ciao

Thanks
James