strugglin with moodle directory

strugglin with moodle directory

by Jenny Langford -
Number of replies: 4

Hi - I am a toal newbie and as i installed Moodle this kept coming up in the middle of the adress DOMAININSTALLDIR like this:

http://teacher.jensclassroom.com/<DOMAININSTALLDIR>/course/view.php?id=1&edit=on

and a 404 page not found error. If I deleted it sometimes I could get the next page, sometimes my admin password is accepted and at others it is not..but I think something is wrong right from the beginning.

I also have a problem with my browser not showing button icons - I am sure this is a my computer problem because i see everyone elses on their sites just fine...

does this work for you? http://teacher.jensclassroom.com ?

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Re: strugglin with moodle directory

by James Phillips -
  It is not possible to tell because you seem to have a password on the folder containing the site.
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Re: strugglin with moodle directory

by Jenny Langford -
I can help with that...if you want to come in and have a look - but I thought it was logical to have pasword protection...I kind of do that right away.
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Re: strugglin with moodle directory

by Winn Griffin -

I am having this problem also. Can anyone help me solve it. Moodle was installed using Fantastico (v. 1.4.2).

In addition, I see not icons when Moddle boots up.

I am new to Moodle.

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Re: strugglin with moodle directory

by Winn Griffin -
Duh! I figured it out. I looked around in the config.php and put in the correct path. I would have thought that Fantastico would have done that, but alas.... mixed
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