Hi,
I tried installing Moodle on our Google Cloud Compute Instance here: https://ansdatawarehouse.com/lms/ via Cpanel.
But for some strange reasons, the usual navigation drop down is not working and its affecting all the tabs, especially the administrative tabs.
Then I enabled the console to check the problem and I encountered missing files:
Kindly advise on what I could do as I have checked for all the files on the server and they are not missing.
Don't ignore what Emma suggested you check!
'SoS', Ken
Got command line access to your server and moodle code?
In the moodle code directory, issue:
find ./ -name polyfill.js
Above should find 2:
.//lib/mdn-polyfills/polyfill.js
.//lib/babel-polyfill/polyfill.js
Same for javascript-static.js file:
find ./ -name javascript-static.js
Above should find 1:
.//lib/javascript-static.js
If files are not there, then obviously, there will be issues.
'SoS', Ken
In your first screen shot there is a line that says something about 'intervention' and 'slow network'. Have not a clue as to what that means ... I have a Google Compute Engine instance of CentOS 7 (image provided by Google) and have no such issues.
However, I do not have cPanel ... which also provides 'icons' to other apps/scripts supposedly to make admin of server easier.
So what sort of 'tools' related to 'intervening' (assuming translation of 'intervention' is in a human term ... 'protection')? Some sort of something designed to 'protect' apps.
Don't re-call ever seeing anything in cPanels I've been granted access to on other providers related to networking but ... could be one in yours, I guess.
'offesetting paths' to a linux machine would, I think, be symlinks or aliases but the files are part of moodle code and I've never seen moodle code use symlinks/aliases.
Soooooo .... ????
Keep digging!
'SoS', Ken
It looks like /lms/lib on this web server is being redirected to some WordPress content. If you go to https://ansdatawarehouse.com/lms/lib/ you'll see a listing of "Index of /wp-includes".