Changeset 13178
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- 20 Jul 2015, 06:33:59 (9 years ago)
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main/waeup.kofa/trunk/README.txt
r13175 r13178 2 2 ******************** 3 3 4 Kofa, which means 'entrance' or 'portal' in Hausa language, is a 5 multifunctional, open source, web based student management system to 6 provide transparent and comprehensive information about application 7 and study progress. Kofa is the flagship of the West African 8 eUniversity Project (WAeUP). See http://www.waeup.org to learn more 9 about WAeUP. The system controls all kinds of application and 10 student registration processes at large schools and universities in 11 Nigeria. It is a generic system which can be deployed by, and is 12 useful to most universities, colleges or schools wordlwide. 4 Kofa means 'entrance' or 'portal' in Hausa language. 13 5 14 Kofa is really an allrounder. The best way to briefly describe its functionality, is to explain what the software can *not* do for you, rather than trying to describe all its features in just a few words. Kofa is primarily not an e-learning system, although, it has some basic content management features which can be used by lecturers to disseminate course material. Kofa is also not a scheduler which generates lesson plans or timetables for lecturers or students. Although students register their courses with Kofa and can see or print course lists for each academic session, so far, courses do not contain information, when or where they take place. However, due to the modular design of Kofa, a scheduler or room planner could be easily added. 6 WAeUP.Kofa is a multifunctional, open source, web based student 7 management system to provide transparent and comprehensive 8 information about application and study progress. The system 9 controls all kinds of application and student registration processes 10 at large schools and universities in Nigeria. It is a generic system 11 which can be deployed by, and is useful to most universities, 12 colleges or schools wordlwide. 15 13 16 Kofa is divided into sections. Each section has its own folder in 17 Kofa's :ref:`object database <object_database>`. When starting Kofa 18 in debug mode:: 14 WAeUP.Kofa is the flagship of the West African eUniversity Project 15 (WAeUP). See http://www.waeup.org to learn more about WAeUP. 16 17 WAeUP.Kofa is really an allrounder. The best way to briefly describe 18 its functionality, is to explain what the software can *not* do for 19 you, rather than trying to describe all its features in just a few 20 words. Kofa is primarily not an e-learning system, although, it has 21 some basic content management features which can be used by 22 lecturers to disseminate course material. Kofa is also not a 23 scheduler which generates lesson plans or timetables for lecturers 24 or students. Although students register their courses with Kofa and 25 can see or print course lists for each academic session, so far, 26 courses do not contain information, when or where they take place. 27 However, due to the modular design of Kofa, a scheduler or room 28 planner could be easily added. 29 30 WAeUP.Kofa is divided into sections. Each section has its own folder 31 in Kofa's :ref:`object database <object_database>`. When starting 32 Kofa in debug mode:: 19 33 20 34 $ ./bin/kofactl debug -
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r12863 r13178 9 9 </p> 10 10 11 <p><strong>Sections</strong></p> 12 <table class="contentstable" align="center"><tr> 13 <td width="50%"> 14 <p class="biglink"> 15 <a class="biglink" 16 href="{{ pathto("intro") }}">Introduction</a><br /> 17 <span class="linkdescr">Get started with waeup.kofa.</span> 18 </p> 11 <table class="contentstable" align="center"> 12 <tr> 13 <td width="50%"> 14 <p class="biglink"> 15 <a class="biglink" 16 href="{{ pathto("intro") }}">Introduction</a><br /> 17 <span class="linkdescr"></span> 18 </p> 19 </td> 20 <td width="50%"> 21 <p class="biglink"> 22 <a class="biglink" 23 href="{{ pathto("contents") }}">Table of Contents</a><br /> 24 <span class="linkdescr"></span> 25 </p> 26 </td> 27 </tr> 19 28 20 <p class="biglink"> 21 <a class="biglink" 22 href="{{ pathto("userdocs/index") }}">User Handbook</a><br /> 23 <span class="linkdescr"> 24 Documentation for users and admins using waeup.kofa. 25 </span></p> 29 <tr> 30 <td width="50%"> 31 <p class="biglink"> 32 <a class="biglink" 33 href="{{ pathto("userdocs/index") }}">User Handbook</a><br /> 34 <span class="linkdescr"> 35 Documentation for officers and admins 36 </span> 37 </p> 38 </td> 39 <td width="50%"> 40 <p class="biglink"> 41 <a class="biglink" 42 href="{{ pathto("developerdocs/index") }}">Developer Handbook</a><br /> 43 <span class="linkdescr"> 44 <a href="{{ pathto("developerdocs/api/index") }}">API</a> and other pieces 45 relevant for developers 46 </span> 47 </p> 48 </td> 49 </tr> 26 50 27 </td><td width="50%"> 28 <p class="biglink"> 29 <a class="biglink" 30 href="{{ pathto("changes") }}">What's new?</a><br /> 31 <span class="linkdescr">Changes made in each release.</span> 32 </p> 33 34 <p class="biglink"> 35 <a class="biglink" 36 href="{{ pathto("developerdocs/index") }}">Developer Handbook</a><br /> 37 <span class="linkdescr"> 38 <a href="{{ pathto("developerdocs/api/index") }}">API</a> and other pieces 39 relevant for developers. 40 </span> 41 </p> 42 43 </td></tr> 44 </table> 45 46 <p><strong>Indices and tables</strong></p> 47 <table class="contentstable" align="center"><tr> 48 <td width="50%"> 49 <p class="biglink"> 50 <a class="biglink" 51 href="{{ pathto("contents") }}">Table of Contents</a><br /> 52 <span class="linkdescr">Lists all sections and subsections.</span> 53 </p> 54 </td><td width="50%"> 55 56 <p class="biglink"> 57 <a class="biglink" 58 href="{{ pathto("genindex") }}">Index</a><br /> 59 <span class="linkdescr">All functions, classes, terms.</span> 60 </p> 61 </td></tr> 62 </table> 63 64 <p><strong>Further information</strong></p> 65 <table class="contentstable" align="center"><tr> 66 <td width="50%"> 67 68 <p class="biglink"> 69 <a class="biglink" 70 href="{{ pathto("bugs") }}">Reporting Bugs</a><br /> 71 </p> 72 73 <p class="biglink"> 74 <a class="biglink" 75 href="{{ pathto("documentation") }}">About the Documentation</a><br /> 76 </p> 77 78 </td><td width="50%"> 79 80 <p class="biglink"> 81 <a class="biglink" 82 href="{{ pathto("license") }}">License</a><br /> 83 </p> 84 85 <p class="biglink"> 86 <a class="biglink" 87 href="{{ pathto("copyright") }}">Copyright</a><br /> 88 </p> 89 90 </td></tr> 51 <tr> 52 <td width="50%"> 53 <p class="biglink"> 54 <a class="biglink" 55 href="{{ pathto("changes") }}">What's new?</a><br /> 56 <span class="linkdescr">Changes made in each release</span> 57 </p> 58 </td> 59 <td width="50%"> 60 <p class="biglink"> 61 <a class="biglink" 62 href="{{ pathto("genindex") }}">Index</a><br /> 63 <span class="linkdescr">All Python functions and classes</span> 64 </p> 65 </td> 66 </tr> 67 <tr> 68 <td width="50%"> 69 <p class="biglink"> 70 <a class="biglink" 71 href="{{ pathto("bugs") }}">Reporting Bugs</a><br /> 72 <span class="linkdescr"></span> 73 </p> 74 </td> 75 <td width="50%"> 76 <p class="biglink"> 77 <a class="biglink" 78 href="{{ pathto("license") }}">License</a><br /> 79 <span class="linkdescr"></span> 80 </p> 81 </td> 82 </tr> 83 <tr> 84 <td width="50%"> 85 <p class="biglink"> 86 <a class="biglink" 87 href="{{ pathto("documentation") }}">About the Documentation</a><br /> 88 <span class="linkdescr"></span> 89 </p> 90 </td> 91 <td width="50%"> 92 <p class="biglink"> 93 <a class="biglink" 94 href="{{ pathto("copyright") }}">Copyright</a><br /> 95 <span class="linkdescr"></span> 96 </p> 97 </td> 98 </tr> 91 99 </table> 92 100 -
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r13167 r13178 21 21 22 22 The first can be used to provide pdf files for download. The second 23 and third can be used to create multi lingual static html pages on23 and third can be used to create multi-lingual static html pages on 24 24 the portal. HTML documents expect html coded text as input, REST 25 25 documents expect `reStructuredText <http://docutils.sf.net/rst.html>`_ … … 104 104 1. Click *Documents > Manage > Add document*. 105 105 2. Select *HTML Document*, fill fields and press *Add document*. 106 3. Enter multi lingual content in HTML format and press *Save*.106 3. Enter multi-lingual content in HTML format and press *Save*. 107 107 4. Click *View > Transition*. 108 108 5. Select *Publish document* and press *Save*. … … 112 112 6. Mark and copy the HTML Element provided on the page: 113 113 ``<a href= ... /a>``. 114 7. Open another HTML document or a page with multi lingual content114 7. Open another HTML document or a page with multi-lingual content 115 115 and paste the element where needed. 116 116 … … 132 132 7. Mark and copy the HTML element found: 133 133 ``<a target="image" href= ... /a>``. 134 8. Open another HTML document or a page with multi lingual content134 8. Open another HTML document or a page with multi-lingual content 135 135 and paste the element where needed.
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