I've been testing my moodle forums and journals, and I'm having this weird problem when adding, editing, or updating. Basically, if I write "I have been testing moodle" NO problem, but if I write "I've been testing moodle ", then I get an error or could-not message. Has anyone experienced anything similar?
This means I cannot use contractions, which I guess is not that big of a deal. But, no possessives? I don't think so.
Help please.
Hello Carlos,
I've just pasted the complete text from your post into several forum posts and journal entries at my site. I used all three Formatting options and no problems...? Sometimes PHP and Quotes/apostrophes do things...just guessing there. Good Luck
John
I've just pasted the complete text from your post into several forum posts and journal entries at my site. I used all three Formatting options and no problems...? Sometimes PHP and Quotes/apostrophes do things...just guessing there. Good Luck
John
Hi John,
Thanks for your reply. You gave me an idea by telling me that you had "pasted" text from my forum. I went out of Moodle and wrote something in MS Word, then copied and pasted what I wrote into my Moodle forum. And wouldn't you know it, it worked.
Well that gives me hope and a lead to work with.
Thanks again,
Carlos
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Thanks for your reply. You gave me an idea by telling me that you had "pasted" text from my forum. I went out of Moodle and wrote something in MS Word, then copied and pasted what I wrote into my Moodle forum. And wouldn't you know it, it worked.
Well that gives me hope and a lead to work with.
Thanks again,
Carlos
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Does this help? http://moodle.org/doc/?frame=faq.html&sub=quotes
Thanks Martin. That did the trick. I created an .htaccess file that I copied from lib/htaccess and put it in the moodle directory. I overlooked this important Apache detail when I installed Moodle. Shame on me!
So far I'm very pleased with Moodle; thanks for that, too.
So far I'm very pleased with Moodle; thanks for that, too.