Forums
Hi Everyone,
Hope all are doing well! I am recently new to Opigno, and I wanted to reach out to see if anyone would be able to help provide me with more detailed instructions on creating Certificates for my various courses. I am able to go to Content then Create Certificate. Once I do that, I get the Create Certificate Page where I am asked to put in the Title, the Orientation, and then I have a Body Typing Area with a list of Tokens above that. What do I need to do from this point? I am trying to generate a standard certificate with the Date of Course Completion, the Student's Name, the Business Name and Logo, and the number of credits earned for that course taken. I have a sample certificate in Word/PDF that I would like the certificates to look like, but I have no idea how to go about designing the certificate within Opigno at this point. I realize that this may be a Novice question, but I feel that a lot of the guides out there that talk about using Drupal Modules and Apps give very little instruction and somewhat assume that everyone is an expert at Drupal, LOL. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
Hi
Hi
You were at the right place to create a certificate (you can also go to the administration area and then click on the "Add certificate" link)
You need to enter a title, choose the orientation and fill-in the body.
The body is what is used to generate the certificate. Tokens are useful to dynamicall insert some values at certificate generation, like the course name or the student's name.
For example for the student name you should use [user:name], for the date when the certificate was granted [node:certificate_granted_node]
Feel free to post on this forum if you need additional help
Best regards,
In reply to Hi by axel
Hi Axel,
Hi
Hi
You need to disable rich text for the editor before clicking on the token to be inserted.
Then it should be working
Best regards,
Certificate Design Problems
Hi,
Hi,
I just tested on a fresh Opigno installation and it works fine for all the points you mention: displaying images, using tokens for student name, course name, date.
Does it work correctly on your platform with the default course certificate provided with Opigno?
Which Opigno version are you using by the way?
Something should be going wrong on your platform, you should check if you have error messages, if the file system permissions are correct, etc.
If you want you can also post on this forum the HTML code used for your certificate, so that we can check it.
Best regards,
In reply to Hi, by axel
Hi Axel,
Hi,
Hi,
The token for course title is: [node:title]
I did a test with the same templates as you and the images are rendered in the PDF (i kept the default image, that is the Opigno logo).
You should double-check all your folders permissions.
Hi Axel,
Certificate Design Problems
images in certificates
In reply to Certificate Design Problems by Jonathan Siviter
Certificate Design Problems
In reply to Hi by axel
Certificates for exams.
In reply to Certificates for exams. by alias123456
Certificate Trigger
Background Image on Certificate
In reply to Background Image on Certificate by amanda.hinman
Hello Axel
Certificate
Certificate Creation
Certificate Creation
If on the Opigno website, you
Hi Daniel,
Hi Daniel,
Yes, tables are a known issue with the dompdf library.
At the end of the installation, you might have seen our recommendation to install wkhtmltopdf if you want to create more complex certificates. Installation is server dependent, hence why it does not come by default.
Best regards
time based expiring certifications