> Cookie + HTTP POST to a defined URL would work well. oh, okay, so I think I should follow these roots. >Apologies for not being able to help more this week. np >You'll need to read the code in auth/olpcxs/auth.php -- note that >_that_ code does a lot of stuff. You don't need to login the user, >only to identify the right account and put the print request in the >appropriate queue. I think i've been working on the wrong moodle, I've been working with the default moodle installation found at <a href="http://moodle.org">moodle.org</a>. How do I get everything XS-Moodle specific? A quick google search points me to this: <a href="http://docs.moodle.org/en/OLPC_XS_installation">http://docs.moodle.org/en/OLPC_XS_installation</a> Should I proceed with that? >I'd encourage handling the queue from moodle's cron. See admin/cron.php right, this seems to be exact thing i'd need for dynamic clean-ups. Anything dynamic like a queue. >I'm not sure what your UIs look on the Sugar side, the sugar side, my plan morphed into a completely new Print activity The print activity can read any sugar supported mime and convert it to pdf, and send to moodle etc through a new toolbar. Thats about it. >but we could >leverage your work into being a "publish into moodle and/or print" >action. "Push to moodle where everyone can see it and (if there's a >printer) the teacher gets and extra button to print". You mean the teacher gets a print button within sugar or within moodle? >In that case, you will want to add a new tab to the 'user page'. You >can see how I've added a 'backup' tab and an 'alias' tab. >3 - it may make sense to add a small activity module for this that >shows everything that the teacher ok'd to print (so 'printing' is also >publishing in the online environment for the whole group). Given that >all of this interaction is scoped to a group (the course participants >in moodle parlance) it makes sense. hmm, I will have to look into how to do this within the scope of a group. also, on my default moodle installation a student can't see the 'users page' (i'd guess i can set permissions on that somewhere) (or) could it be something under courses? if so, as a new module? which loads itself? Hope, you won't mind the newbie questions, i've done everything on moodle almost by myself, I will definitely be lacking much. Thanks, Vamsi