Installing moodle from Dreamweaver

Installing moodle from Dreamweaver

Juan Dent -
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I get several errors all related with some dwsync.xml file inside different hidden directories, e.g. moodle:admin:roles:_notes:dwsync.xml was not found.

I look with the finder with hidden directories visible and I cannot find that file anywhere down the moodle root.

What's going on?

 

Regards,

Juan Dent

回复Juan Dent

Re: Installing moodle from Dreamweaver

Luis de Vasconcelos -
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Do you get those errors when you try to actually install Moodle, or when you try to open the Moodle code in Dreamweaver?

dwsync.xml is a Dreamweaver project file and is created by Dreamweaver when you create a project. It's not part of the Moodle code, so it doesn't affect how Moodle operates. If Dreamweaver is complaining about those .xml files being missing then perhaps something is wrong with your Dreamweaver installation. (You should also configure Dreamweaver so that it puts those "project files" in a specific directory outside the Moodle codebase.)

Lastly, your subject line says, "Installing moodle from Dreamweaver". What does that mean? You can't install Moodle from Dreamweaver. You install Moodle on a web server.

回复Luis de Vasconcelos

Re: Installing moodle from Dreamweaver

Juan Dent -

How can I execute Moodle in the web server?

 

Thanks,

Juan

回复Juan Dent

Re: Installing moodle from Dreamweaver

Luis de Vasconcelos -
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Moodle is a website. You need to run it on a web server, e.g. IIS or Apache.

  • First you setup IIS or Apache on the web server.
  • Then you setup PHP on that web server.
  • Then you install your DBMS - MySQL, PostgreSQL, MSSQL or Oracle.
  • Then you create a "site" in the web server for Moodle.
  • Then you download the Moodle code into that site.
  • Then you install Moodle.

The best thing would be to read the Moodle installation documentation: http://docs.moodle.org/25/en/Installation