Hotpot (plugin)

• Thank you for the quick response!
• have you uploaded the image files to the "Files" area of your Moodle course? I uploaded the jpg files into my private files(is this the same area?) I cannot find a area called "files".  There is a drop down box in each unit/week of my course to add files(is this what you are talking about?)
  If NO, upload the images and Force-Refresh the browser view of the JMatch viewed through Moodle

• do the image file names have spaces in them?
  If YES, please remove the space from the files names and the <img src="file name with spaces.jpg"> tags in your JMatch
• there are no spaces I left it as untitled.jpg

• are the image files in Moodle accessible to your browser?
  To check this, navigate to the folder containing the images within the "Files" area of you course, and click on the link to one of the images used in the JMatch. Make a note of the URL of the image, because you will need it in the next step (see below)
• not sure have not tried this

• are the image files in the correct sub-folder in the "Files" area of your Moodle course?
  When viewing the JMatch via Moodle with your browser, use the browser's "View page source" menu item to show the source HTML for the page, locate the URL for one of the images, and check it is the same as the URL you found in the previous step
• not sure-I can view them if I save them as a web page in hot potatoes and then view in browser

• have you tried uploading the JMatch and images on my test server?
  If NO, you can access the server here:
  • URL: http://bateson.kanazawa-gu.ac.jp/moodle/19/mysql/
  • Course: Course Fullname 101
  • Username: guestteacher
  • Password: quizportv09
• I have not tried this-I will try today-thanks

By the way ...

• are we talking about Moodle 1.9 or Moodle 2.x?
• not sure-how can I figure this out?
• are you using the HotPot module or the QuizPort module?
• I had our school district admin. activate our hot pot module and that is what I am using