Help!
I cannot create a new glossary!
Bug in the <form action ... !
My webroot: http://sdo
In the '<form action= ...': http://sdohttp://sdo/course/mod.php!!!
...when I create a new glossary.
P.S:
Sorry, but my English not very good and I don't know how it say another... :)
Ask me if you not understand me!
Can you access your moodle site and other activities without this error?
If it appears everywhere, check the wwwroot variable in your config.php file:
It should be
$CFG->wwwroot = 'http://<yourdomain.xy>/<subdirs_to_moodle>';
(Your webroot can't be just 'sdo'. Or is this an acronym I don't know yet?)
If this isn't the case, please post back and don't forget to tell us what moodle version, platform, etc... you are using.
If it appears everywhere, check the wwwroot variable in your config.php file:
It should be
$CFG->wwwroot = 'http://<yourdomain.xy>/<subdirs_to_moodle>';
(Your webroot can't be just 'sdo'. Or is this an acronym I don't know yet?)
If this isn't the case, please post back and don't forget to tell us what moodle version, platform, etc... you are using.
I create a virtual host. (on the apache web-server)
Therefore, my $CFG->wwwroot = 'http://sdo'.
It works!
(on the 'real' host - no problems!)
I can access to site and to other activities without errors.
But then I want to create new glossary...
In page (http://sdo/course/mod.php?id=7§ion=0&add=glossary) = form action was bad!
Moodle version 1.4, 1.4.1
Platform Mandrake Linux 9.2
Apache2
Therefore, my $CFG->wwwroot = 'http://sdo'.
It works!
(on the 'real' host - no problems!)
I can access to site and to other activities without errors.
But then I want to create new glossary...
In page (http://sdo/course/mod.php?id=7§ion=0&add=glossary) = form action was bad!
Moodle version 1.4, 1.4.1
Platform Mandrake Linux 9.2
Apache2
Sorry, but you seem to have a virtual host setup I don't know / understand...
Basically you should have something like this in your httpd.conf or in an included .conf file (assuming that you use name based vhosts)
NameVirtualHost YourIP:YourPort // put your IP and optionally non-standard port here
...
<VirtualHost YourIP:YourPort>
DocumentRoot /path/to/web/document/root // put your document root here
ServerName yourdomain.com // put your domain here
...
</VirtualHost>
Do you want your moodle to be accessible via the internet or only locally?
Basically you should have something like this in your httpd.conf or in an included .conf file (assuming that you use name based vhosts)
NameVirtualHost YourIP:YourPort // put your IP and optionally non-standard port here
...
<VirtualHost YourIP:YourPort>
DocumentRoot /path/to/web/document/root // put your document root here
ServerName yourdomain.com // put your domain here
...
</VirtualHost>
Do you want your moodle to be accessible via the internet or only locally?