I have installed Moodle 3.6 on the ubuntu16.04 server with PHP 7. But I face weird admin profile setting.
How can I fix it?
I have the same problem. It´s not possible to register the admin account. Anyone knows why?
Hello community, hello Howard,
I am getting the exact same problem. The page display is incorrect and the password field cannot be accessed.
I am running PHP 7.2 and MySql 5.7 on a hosted site. I read that a parameter setting for slash arguments should be set, but I don't know how to do that on my hosted site.
There are several posts on this issue in the forum. Does anybody out there have any ideas?
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Joe
Hi Joe,
Look in the file config-dist.php located in the root moodle folder. Look in section 2. WEB SITE LOCATION where it tells you to make sure your $CFG->wwwroot = 'http://example.com/moodle'; entry in your config.php file does not have a trailing slash.
Also look in the 6. OTHER MISCELLANEOUS SETTINGS down around line 250 in reference to YUI caching may be sometimes impred by slasharguments: It shows the entry you might want to try adding to your config.php file. $CFG->yuislasharguments = 1;
HTH,
AL
Thanks Al,
I have moodle running now. I noticed that 1&1 offers a moodle installation package. It installs error free using the host's app-installer.
I agree and reckon the problem lies within the PHP config files in which I have limited access to on the hosted site because installing locally on my Win10 platform worked like a charm.
Did you check if all of your resources loading properly?
If you are seeing any error sign in the right side of the URL bar of the browser.
Did you check with opening the same page with another browser or after clearing the cache of your browser?
I think my server configuration is PHP7.2 and my admin page is showing properly.
Thanks
Exactly same problem as everyone here.
Absolutely no response from Moodle team. Clear sign they have no clue what's causing this. As such should be fired instantly. In fact they shouldnt have been hired.
And Moodle shouldn't be created. It's garbage.
@W L
If you think it truly is garbage, then why are you trying to use it?
The Moodle team does not owe you a response. Read how Moodle support works (https://docs.moodle.org/36/en/About_Moodle_FAQ#Help_and_support_with_Moodle) before you make a fool of yourself in public.