Hello,
I need some help with issues with using moodle. I am using godaddy web hosing and have installed moodle on my website. However, it does not allow me to access certain admin options such as; My profile settings, users, upload or restore coureses etc. What would be the cause of that?
I get this error message:
The XML-RPC extension is not enabled on the server. You can not publish courses or manage published courses.
So that is your problem. You need to enable that extension in php - you might need your web hosting company to do that for you.
Your awesome. Thanks
Unable to add user in Moodle. When I click on users, this page comes up:
The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has occurred.
www.yoursite.com/moodle/admin/environment.php
getting to above page in moodle...
www.yoursite.com/moodle -> login as admin -> site admin menu -> server -> enviroment
it should bring up a list of warnings / things to check.
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going to....
www.yoursite.com/moodle -> login as admin -> site admin menu -> developer -> debugging -> turn on those options, may also give some details.
I tried that. After I ran that, it just shows up the error message for all pages now.
Currently showing: The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has occurred.
or I don't have access to view this page
did you use godaddy auto install thing for moodle. or did you download moodle from moodle.org and then ftp the files onto godady?
are you working with a fresh installation of moodle. that you were getting ready to demo / try moodle out? or a moodle website you have been running for some time with a bunch of content on it?
been a few years, but i believe godaddy gives you access to php.ini, to turn on debug mode for php *you may need to create file and add a couple settings to php.ini to adjust away from some of godaddy's default settings* information should be obtained on godaddy website of how to do that.
i believe you can turn on developer mode in moodle in config.php *points up to top of www.moodle.org* documentation and search for config.php and/or developer and/or debug
again it has been a few years, godaddy website control panel, should give you access to php log file, and it may give some details of what is going on.
