Foxtrot • Installation • Part 1 of 3
Prerequisites
- 1. Moodle™ site & course
- A Moodle site user with privileges (Admin) to install plugins
- Your site must be registered with Moodle.net
- 2. MMBR.IO account verified for payouts
- A Foxtrot (MMBR.IO) plugin key
Plugin installation (Part 1)
Once you have a Moodle server and course you wish to monetize (the follow steps are performed in your Moodle installation):
- Sign into your Moodle site with admin rights – you're going to install an approved plugin from the Moodle plugin directory.
- Go to the Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins (https://.../admin/tool/installaddon/index.php)
- At the top of the page click the Install plugins from the Moodle plugins directory button – a new browser tab or window will appear asking you to Log in or Browse plugins
- If you are not already logged into your Moodle.org account: Click the button labelled Log in (you'll need a Moodle account for this obviously) – a new browser tab or windows will appear showing you the list of Plugins.
- Search for “MMBR.IO” (https://moodle.org/plugins/?q=mmbr.io) – the results will come back with the MMBR.IO plugin.
- Click the result pane labelled “MMBR.IO” – the plugin details page will load.
- Click the button labelled Install now – a new browser tab or window will appear which will list the Moodle sites you have registered with Moodle.org Note: if you do not see an Install now button on the page, you are not authenticated (logged in) with moodle.org or your Moodle server is not registered with Moodle.org.
- Click the “Install now” link related to the site you wish to install the plugin for.
- Click the button labelled “Continue” for the pages that load don't present you with any errors.
- Click the button labelled “Upgrade Moodle database now” and then click “continue” when the next page loads.
- You've successfully installed the MMBR.IO plugin. You'll have to now pair the enrolment plugin with your Foxtrot public key.
Part 1 finished! You've installed the MMBR.IO plugin on your Moodle site.
Now go to Pairing (Part 2) for pairing your MMBR.IO plugin.