Workshop strikes...

Workshop strikes...

by Peter Bašista -
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I have just one question... Why my Moodle don't want to create any Workshop? When I try to add one, there is a large dialogue about settings etc. I filled it and then pressed submit. There was an error 404 (page not found) on the file course/mod.php . Does anybody have an idea of why could such strange things happen? I am sure that this file is directly in it's regular position.

Thank you in advance.

Oh, and by the way, my configuration is: Windows XP, IIS 5.1, MySQL 5, PHP 5.1 and I am using Moodle of version 1.5.2+ .

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Re: Workshop strikes...

by David Mudrák -
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Are there any messages in your IIS log?
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Re: Workshop strikes...

by Peter Bašista -

Yes, of course there are! But, I don't think that they might help....

If you want, I have attached my log, so you can see it. Maybe you find out something that I have missed. Thanks.

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Re: Workshop strikes...

by Keith Breckenridge -
I was having the same problem, but after I set sequential dates for the various submissions it disappeared.  
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Re: Workshop strikes...

by Miki Alliel -
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I'm having now the same problem I can't add a new workshop- I get: "the page cannot be found"

I didn't understand your solution where do I set the sequential dates exactly?

and is there any other way to solve this problem?

please help,

 thanks

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