Sounds odd. What are the settings in configuration>modules>chat>settings? You should be using 'normal method', this error could be due to having it set to 'chat sever daemon' without having the daemon running. If not, have you tried to upgrade to 1.5.3+? It's not impossible for a file to have become corrupted somewhere along the way...
MAtt
MAtt
i have the smae problem, my moodle version im 1.5.3+
What settings do you have (as mentioned above)? The chat requires javascript to be enabled in your browser. Check that this is the case.
Matt
Matt
thanks for your reply Matt Gibson
My javascript is enable and working, but a fix that problem editing de file
moodle/mod/chat/gui_header_js/jsupdate.php
line 150
<a href="<?echo $refreshurl ?>" name="refreshLink">Refresh link</a>
I change to :
<a href="<?php echo $refreshurl ?>" name="refreshLink">Refresh link</a>
and the chat works again
My javascript is enable and working, but a fix that problem editing de file
moodle/mod/chat/gui_header_js/jsupdate.php
line 150
<a href="<?echo $refreshurl ?>" name="refreshLink">Refresh link</a>
I change to :
<a href="<?php echo $refreshurl ?>" name="refreshLink">Refresh link</a>
and the chat works again
Wicked! that totally solved my problem!!
Fixed in 1.5+! Thanks for pointing it out!
(it was already fixed in 1.6 too)
(it was already fixed in 1.6 too)
Ok! no problem
Yep. First thing to check is have you enabled JAVA IN YOUR BROWSER.
Worked for me...
first, thank you Matt
we use normal method in configuration of chat setting.we try to use same source code with another machine and it is work.
we think this problem cause from configuration on machine but we don't know how to check this?
Umawadee
Hi Umawadee,
I think that chat is heavily dependent on javascript. One thing that worked for me when having trouble with the html editor was to uninstall the Java virtual machine and then reinstall the latest version from the java website. Other than that, I'm not sure.
Matt
I think that chat is heavily dependent on javascript. One thing that worked for me when having trouble with the html editor was to uninstall the Java virtual machine and then reinstall the latest version from the java website. Other than that, I'm not sure.
Matt
javacript don't depends of java virtual machine, if you have a browser thats suport javascript you don't need java virtual machine to make javascript work
it's not the same programing language, java is one language and javascript other different language, only the name and some language structure are the same
Ok
it's not the same programing language, java is one language and javascript other different language, only the name and some language structure are the same
Ok
Yeah, that's what I thought, which was why I was surprised when a reinstall fixed the html editor. Strange. But worth a go.