General help

good thinking - I was about to suggest a new thread myself. - the other one was getting cluttered!

 Can you edit block_action.php and add a line around line 10 (just after $referrer is created) print "DAN'SDEBUG: referrer = $referrer

I tried adding the code mentioned, but it redirects the browser before I can read anythiing on the block_action.php page - I stopped the redirect in the block_action file, and got the following error after trying to add a block

Notice: Undefined index: HTTP_REFERER in E:\learnmoo\moodledev\blocks\block_action.php on line 9
DAN'SDEBUG: referrer = 

I'm guessing you don't need the html of the admin block to help debug this one...

Here is another one I cannot reproduce. I have added and deleted a few comments on my test site with code from yesterday and I do not see the ERROR: string. Could be your error log level of course. Is there any other info printed in the html source than just ERROR: ?

heres the html at the top of each file - after add comment, and then after delete comment.

  ERROR:

<CENTER>
<TABLE WIDTH=100% cellspacing=5 cellpadding=2>
    <TR>
        <TD valign=top colspan=2 align="center">
            <FONT FACE="arial,helvetica,sans-serif"...........

 <B>Comment deleted</B><BR>ERROR:

<CENTER>
<TABLE WIDTH=100% cellspacing=5 cellpadding=2>
    <TR>
        <TD valign=top colspan=2 align="center">..........

I think I've found the cause of the javascript bugs, but I don't seem to be able to see where the error is in the code - I'll have a closer look, but here are the details anyway.

when an htmlarea is created on a page the end of the code should look like:
"Wingdings": 'wingdings'};

The blog looks like this:
"Wingdings": 'wingdings',
};

-this occurs on the add new entry page - I haven't checked if it occurs on the others yet.

note the extra comma!

Dan

If you add the "Blog Categories" block to the homepage and turn editing off, you get the following error:

Site news Subscribe to this forum Add a new topic... (No news has been posted yet)

Notice: Undefined variable: blogid in E:\moodledev\blocks\blog_categories\block_blog_categories.php on line 170 Blog Categories General

I get the following errors during the configuration of the install of Moodle on a server with PHP 5.0.1

Block activity_modules: class does not have a constructor

Block admin: class does not have a constructor

Block blog_archives: class does not have a constructor

Block blog_categories: class does not have a constructor

Block blog_menu: class does not have a constructor

Block blog_news_feeds: class does not have a constructor

Block blog_recent_entries: class does not have a constructor

Block blog_rss: class does not have a constructor

Block blog_site_blogs: class does not have a constructor

Block blog_site_entries: class does not have a constructor

Block bug_report_link: class does not have a constructor

Block calendar_month: class does not have a constructor

Block calendar_upcoming: class does not have a constructor

Block course_list: class does not have a constructor

Block course_summary: class does not have a constructor

Block html: class does not have a constructor

Block moodle_login: class does not have a constructor

Block news_items: class does not have a constructor

Block online_users: class does not have a constructor

Block participants: class does not have a constructor

Block recent_activity: class does not have a constructor

Block search_forums: class does not have a constructor

Block section_links: class does not have a constructor

Block social_activities: class does not have a constructor

HTML Editor again!

when posting a blog, the html editor doesn't show anywhere to enter the text - it shows the different buttons etc & if you click on the "html" button, it gives you a very small textbox to enter text into, or you can also click on the "enlarge editor" button to get a bigger view.

also after pressing submit to submit your blog an error occurs & I get a blank page - the following popup error appears:

"cannot find 'file://e:moodlemoodledev\course\view.php'. Make sure the path or internet address is correct.

Note: my moodle install is in e:\moodle\moodledev\.... (note the extra "\")

The blog created does appear on the page if you browse back to the blog page.

Dan