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KB Gradebook

Teachers and professors using Wordpress to manage your course websites: Learn about KB Gradebook.

And if you’re patient (as in, please wait several months), you might even get to try out KB Coursepress, which is a complete package for giving assignments and managing courses using Wordpress. I’m hoping to have it done in time for the 2007-2008 academic year.

Posted by Adam @ 3:20 pm. Filed under KB Gradebook.

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Andrew Yau contributes
at 8:20 am on March 12, 2008 #

all the update were done as reply from the system. I saw the last screen showing student’s email & details without any error. but no email was received. My wordpress version is 2.3.3. Also how can I check the password from random generated.

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Thus saith Adam
at 8:35 am on March 12, 2008 #

If you saw that final screen showing all the student emails and grades, then you did everything right. No email gets sent at that point.

Did you follow step 4 in the instructions?

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Andrew Yau comments
at 7:40 pm on March 12, 2008 #

Thanks for quick reply, I got the message as following from the system when I try to request the password : I’m sorry, but the system is having a problem (the email function failed). Please wait a little while and try again. If this problem persists, please contact the site administrator.
Do you have any idear ? Or Do I need to config. my email again ? My email is working normaly when I send or receive the mails by using my yahoo.com account. Thanks

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Thus saith Adam
at 9:18 am on March 13, 2008 #

That error message comes from around line 860 in the plugin’s code. If you’re seeing it, it means that Wordpress’s wp_mail() function is returning false.

In other words, it’s not the plugin having the problem. Either your PHP isn’t configured to send mail, or your WP is having a problem sending mail.

You could start here looking for ideas.

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Andrew Yau adds
at 5:59 am on March 16, 2008 #

Thanks, but how do I check the passwords that were generated and being stored in the DB.

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Thus saith Adam
at 9:52 am on March 20, 2008 #

They’re not really stored in a way that makes them easy to look at in the DB. They’re stored as a large array in the kbgv_students option of your blog’s options table.

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Andrew Yau contributes
at 2:57 am on March 21, 2008 #

Thanks, I felt very happy now since it work after I had re-config the setting of email. Many Thanks for the help so far

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