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.
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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.
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?
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
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 returningfalse.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.
Thanks, but how do I check the passwords that were generated and being stored in the DB.
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_studentsoption of your blog’s options table.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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