Possibly you have some problem others don't have. Can you check your httpd or PHP logs or error messages?
Well, that even makes things more interesting! I cannot access the Administration page. It goes to a blank page.
I had this happen to me yesterday for a while, but not just the quizzes, all of my site where there was a php file to be accessed. At first it was intermittent but then it became constant. It kept wanting to open the php file with notepad. Now, I went to check in Windows what program the php file exetension was associated with. It for some reason had reset to Notepad, perhaps this was my own doing because I had opened a php file recently with Notepad. However, wierd things happened when I tried to associate the php file type with Firefox. When I clicked on that extension in the list, it told me it was another type, whatever the last other type I had accessed was. Furthermore, I looked at our other computer here, and php wasn't associated with any program. Anyway, I rebooted and it seemed to resolve itself, but the problem remains a mystery to me, so I can at least say you are not alone, but I suspect it may not be entirely a Moodle problem.
Someone else is having the same problem:
http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=49680
Maybe it happens after visiting a certain page? I'll give a look at my logs and see if I can see what I was accessing before this started.
http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=49680
Maybe it happens after visiting a certain page? I'll give a look at my logs and see if I can see what I was accessing before this started.
It looks like I was reviewing a quiz when this started, or at least that is what I think I was doing-can't recall the time it happened exactly.
I've been having the same problem on one of my Moodle installations. I've installed the same version locally with no problems. Perhaps this has something to do with the server or the installation?
http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=46413
regards,
S.Fjalar
http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=46413
regards,
S.Fjalar
This appears to be a problem with the version of PHP we were running. I updated mySQL first and problem still existed. I then updated PHP to version 5.1.4.4 from version 5.04 and all is well now.
PHP 5.0.x is known to be broken. I thought that trying to install Moodle gave a warning about that.
Ahh! Of course, you are not installing it, you are upgrading, so no warning,
Ahh! Of course, you are not installing it, you are upgrading, so no warning,
That doesn't explain it...because I've got 4.4.2 on my machine.
Nicole, I read this, although not conclusive about your PHP version.
Here are some update docs I found that don't appear to concur.
Here are some update docs I found that don't appear to concur.
PHP appears to be the culprit. I was running 5.0.5; I loaded 4.4.0 and the problem stopped. wheh! that was a close one.