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+2. Actions Administration

To be able to administrate actions the user must have site wide +admin privileges. To admin actions the user must follow the link +"Action Administration" in the assessment admin page.

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  1. Register User: create a new user account in the system.

  2. Event Registration: register the user to an event.

  3. Add to Community: register the user to dotlrn and also to a +dotlrn class/community.

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Actions can be also created, following the link "Add new +action":

The action is formed mainlly by four things:

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  1. Name: the desire name that gives an idea of what the action +do.

  2. Description: short explaination of what the action do, and how +its done.

  3. Tcl code: the code that its executed to performe the action.

  4. Parameter: this are the variables needed in the tcl code, that +depends of the user.

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After the action is created, a link to add the parameters is +shown.

When the link is followed, then a form to create the parameter +is shown, there are two types of parameters:

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  1. Name: this will take the value from a response given by the user +to an item of the assessment.

  2. Query: for this type of parameter, the field query is used, and +the parameter will take the value or values that the query +returns.

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To delete an action the link "delete" in the action +administration page must be followed:

Before deleting an action, a confirm message will be displayed, +the action will not be deleted if there is some reference to this +action (i.e. a trigger that wil execute this action).

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