Hi tross‌ and  @kona ‌,Here is the PHP code:<?phprequire_once("fpdf181/fpdf.php");$pdf = new FPDF('L', 'in', 'Letter');$pdf->AddPage();$pdf->SetMargins(0, 0);$pdf->Image('images/cert.png', 0, 0, 11, 8...

Hi  @jenny_hopf ‌,We too had a need to have a certificate for certain courses, so I created a simple LTI tool that dynamically creates a PDF certificate with the student name, course name and completi...

Hi  @kevinw ‌,The course object can include the number of student enrollments in a course by adding the parameter include[]=total_students.The full endpoint would be something like this:GET /api/v1/co...

Hi &nbsp;@dkpatton&nbsp;‌I did a quick test, and it seems that my theory was correct.Here is the script I used for testing:$.getJSON( "/api/v1/users/self/page_views", function( data ){<!-- --> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;alert(data[0].remot...

Hi carmen.windsor‌,As &nbsp;@James&nbsp;‌ mentioned, this is possible with JavaScript.Here is a quick snippet that will do the trick:$( '#assignments' ).prepend('&lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;These grades are provisional and subjec...

Hi nmajethiya‌,The course values need to be within a course object, indicated in the API documentation with the course[ ] notation.So your JSON data should look something like this:{<!-- --> "course" : {<!-- -->...

Hi&nbsp;&nbsp;@kristin_bayless&nbsp;,T‌here are two areas of concern I would consider.The first is any potential intellectual property and copyright violations. If you are using content from a textbook or any other ...

It looks like there has been some progress on this idea.I found that there is now a "Late Policy" API endpoint:&nbsp;Late Policy - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation&nbsp;

Hi carmen.windsor‌,As &nbsp;@James&nbsp;‌ mentioned, this is possible with JavaScript.Here is a quick snippet that will do the trick:$( '#assignments' ).prepend('&lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;These grades are provisional and subjec...

This is most likely the actual API call from your script be adding to the user's page view records.This will probably need a little more research, but I think a way to verify if the page view is an AP<!-- --><!-- --><!-- --><!-- -->...