I followed the steps listed under http://moodle.org/doc/?frame=install.html for windows and everything worked fine until step 18.
When I tried to access http://localhost/moodle/admin/ it doest seem to work and I cant proceed further.
I followed the steps listed under http://moodle.org/doc/?frame=install.html for windows and everything worked fine until step 18.
When I tried to access http://localhost/moodle/admin/ it doest seem to work and I cant proceed further.
I am having the same problem. I get the following error messages:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in c:\program files\easyphp\www\moodle\config.php on line 89
Fatal Error: Call to undefined function: check_php_versiojn() in c:\program files\easyphp\www\moodle\admin\index.php on line15
Any suggestions?
Ken reported:
Fatal Error: Call to undefined function: check_php_versiojn() in c:\program files\easyphp\www\moodle\admin\index.php on line15
There clearly appears to be a typo in \moodle\admin\index.php on line 15 because the function should be called check_php_version() rather than check_php_versiojn().
Does it work after correcting this typo?
Thanks! The problem was I had deleted a semicolon. You're doing great work!!!
Thanks, Ken
Martin,
You won't believe it!! I completed the entire setup of my site to include creating the top-level administrator. However, I either forgot it or Moodle is not accepting my administration username and password and I cannot login. I deleted all the Moodle files from the server and replaced them, but it did not allow me to enter setup again. Is there a way to re-register as the top-level administrator?
Thanks again for all of your help.
Ken
Yes. I am getting a message above the login box that says "Invalid Login. Try Again." After some more tries I get a new page and message: "Sorry, you have exceed the allowed number of login attempts. Restart your browser."
I should add that I have my cookies turned on. Although, I deleted the cookies on my computer when I deleted all files on the host computer to try to resolve the problem and reloaded a complete copy of of Moodle. Do you know what file(s) stores the login username and password? I thought I might try to delete those files and start again.
Thanks in advance for any assistance. It will be appreciated.
Ken
The password problem is solved. I was able to change the password and now have access.
Thanks to all.
Ken
I simply used the lost password feature and changed my password. Sometimes it is hard for me to look for the simple way.
Thanks for your concern and assistance, Ken