When delivering content via a Content Delivery Network (CDN), Amazon S3 buckets are often used to store and serve static files such as images, videos, or other assets. To ensure secure and efficient access to these resources, it is essential to configure AWS Identity and…
Backing up and restoring courses is an essential skill for any Moodle administrator, ensuring data integrity and facilitating seamless transfers between different Moodle instances. This guide will walk you through the process of creating a course backup on one Moodle system and restoring it onto…
FreeScout, by default, displays 50 items per page in the conversations table. While this setting works for most users, some may require a higher number of items - such as 500 - to streamline their workflow. Below is a guide on how to modify the…
Ensuring that your Moodle site operates efficiently and securely is crucial for providing a seamless learning experience. Just as regular maintenance keeps machinery running smoothly, maintaining Moodle involves performing routine tasks to ensure its health and performance. Below, we explore key strategies and CLI commands…
When managing user settings in Moodle, you may encounter an issue where editing a user's profile results in an error if the theme column in the database is set to NULL. Moodle expects the theme value to either be empty (i.e., an empty string) or…
This concept was design by Garth playing on the brief loss of TikTok at the beginning of 2025. The image should speak 1000 words. 170 million people felt what it’s like to lose TikTok. Now imagine never seeing a tiger again. This concept isn’t from…
URL management is critical for maintaining a consistent and SEO-friendly website. For Joomla and WordPress users, small inconsistencies—like trailing slashes or mixing www and non-www—can lead to duplicate content issues and harm your site's performance. This guide explains how to optimise your URLs using .htaccess…
When managing databases, there may be instances where you need to update specific content in bulk. For example, you might want to replace outdated URLs or fix typos in a large dataset. phpMyAdmin provides an efficient way to perform this using the REPLACE SQL function.