Plugin Author
otacke
(@otacke)
Hi @benthandle !
I assume you have checked the setting for storing xAPI results of all content types, and then you cannot select individual content types.
Best,
Oliver
Hi Oliver,
Thanks for this, stupid error, now resolved. However the results aren’t showing up in the H5P content results. It only shows Content, Score, Maximum Score, Opened, Finished & Time spent. How can I get it to show the drag & drop results here?
Thanks again
Paul
Plugin Author
otacke
(@otacke)
Hi @benthandle !
The H5P plugin for WordPress currently does not feature listing more than what you see and the H5PxAPIkatchu plugin doesn’t change that. As mentioned in the readme, H5PxAPIkatchu serves a different purpose. It is a simple alternative to fueling a Learning Record Store with xAPI data (which allow way more then keeping track of results).
If you want to have the same reports as the H5P plugin for moodle, then someone will have to implement https://github.com/h5p/h5p-php-report to the H5P plugin for WordPress or create a separate plugin for it.
Best,
Oliver
Understood, thank you. Does it integrate with Watershed? If so, Watershed asks for Endpoint URL, Key, Secret, OAuth, and Last Timestamp – where do I find these? As you might have surmised, I’m looking for a free LRS because I have quite basic requirements so don’t want high yearly fees.
Thanks
Paul
Plugin Author
otacke
(@otacke)
Hi @benthandle !
I assume I’ll have to better explain what H5PxAPIkatchu does and what it doesn’t in the readme. It offers you an alternative to a fully fledged LRS for small platforms as described in the two blog posts that are linked to in the readme.
What it does: It stores the xAPI data that people are usually interested in in WordPress’ database. It lists those data and offers to download them as a CSV file.
It is not a relay to a LRS however. If H5PxAPIkatchu isn’t enough for your purpose, please try https://github.com/tunapanda/wp-h5p-xapi that will allow to connect H5P to a LRS.
Best,
Oliver
No, your readme is fine, I’m just at the start of a steep learning curve. Thanks for your patience, it’s much appreciated.
Plugin Author
otacke
(@otacke)
You’re welcome! I just updated the readmes anyway 😀