"scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

"scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by b jl -
Number of replies: 11
HI all,

trying to install moodle 1.7 on php 4.4.4 / mysql 5.0.26 / apache under linux.
The first step for creating the database is ok, I get the following message "the database has correctly been updated", and a continue button.

Then the second step is creating module tables. On this step, no warning, no error. and the last message is : success, quiz module tables have been correctly created. but there is NO continue button to proceed to the next step !!! just a link on the top of the page "scroll to the continue button" which doesn't work...

what should I do ?

thanks in advance


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Re: "scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by Auvinet Jean -

Bonjour,

I have the same problem ! I install moodle in 1and1 host. MYSQL 5

All is good in the second step. When the installation creats module tables : No warning all seems good but there is no continue button to procceed to the next step. just a link on the top of the page "scroll to the continue button" which doesn't work...

Please help me !

JN

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Re: "scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by Auvinet Jean -

J'ai trouvé ! cela sera utile pour le collègue ci-dessus !

Re: Trouble setting up Blocks 1.6.2+ - Installation hangs
by Paul Hillman - Wednesday, 20 September 2006, 07:54 AM

I must thank you profusely.

The threads led to a simple solution

To switch from php4 to php 5 you can

add the line, AddType x-mapp-php5 .php, to a .htaccess in your root directory. The good news is it applies to all sub-directories

This seems to avoid server 500 errors, unlike a .htaccess with the line, php_flag register_globals off
Such a shame that 1and1 tech support couldn't have told me of this!

It worked perfectly without me manually editing the MySQL database.
The problem seems to reside with the ver5 MySQL.

Placing this simple line in the .htaccess file allowed a smooth installation.

Thank you once again.

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Re: "scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by b jl -
Génial ! ca a marché ! merci !!

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Re: "scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by Pablo Carnero Liñán -
hello Auvinet,

sorry but I can't understand your solution
I added the line AddType x-mapp-php5 .php to my .htaccess in my root directory (root directory of moodle or linux, i tried all), I restarted apache and reinstall my activity module but still obtain the same error: no problem to install but the continue button doesn't appear and the capabilities that i defined in my access.php doesn't install correctly.

i have moodle 1.7, PHP 5.1.6 and mysql Ver 14.12 Distrib 5.0.27

thank you and sorry for my english
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Re: "scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by Eric Plante -
I'm also having the same problem, no button at the bottom of the page, but it sayes everthing was successful. I don't know if changing to php to 5 would help, because the host i have doesn't allow me to change my software (its a shared server). Is there any other work around?
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Re: "scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by Vic Nappy -
Same here, can't get this installer to work for me. If it won't work I'll have to find another alternative.
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Re: "scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by Christopher Ross -
Has anybody found a solution for this?

I'm upgrading from 1.5.x to 1.7 and I get:

Scroll to previous warningErrorScroll to continue button

(mysql): SELECT name FROM mdl_config WHERE name = 'enrol_plugins_enabled' LIMIT 1
(mysql): UPDATE mdl_config SET value = 'manual,yorkville' WHERE name = 'enrol_plugins_enabled'

then ... nothing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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回复: Re: "scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by yingqi liu -
I install moodle 1.9 have the same problem  ,

No warnings - Scroll to the continue button

assignment

but I cann't find continue button

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Re: 回复: Re: "scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by José de Jesús -

Paz y Bien.

Moodlers:

It passes the same to me in the facilities of the 1.6.6+, until the 1.9.1, I have not been able revolver this situation: install moodle 1.9 have the same problem:
No warnings - Scroll to the continue button
assignment
This problem appears in versions 1.6.6, 1,7, 1,8. and 1.9.1
And I had to install version 1.5.4+ again. The version of phpMyAdmin 2.6.4-pl4 and MySQL 4.1.20 executing itself in localhost. I request yuda to them to update my version of moodle.
Greetings
José de Jesús.
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Re: "scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by Richard Enison -
To all,

http://docs.moodle.org/en/Installation_FAQ#Installation_hangs_when_setting-up_database_tables

However, in the process of upgrading incrementally, 1.7 should be skipped. See
http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=97181#p429395
http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=97181#p429466

RLE
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Re: "scroll to the continue button" but no continue button..

by Maria Pascual -
Hi Richard Enison,

The first link seems to be the solution to the continue button problem.

But I'm afraid it isn't as easy as it looks...

I've tried all the options:

1. When I click on the link about checking mySQL limit... oh god... that's so messy and complicated!!!! I don't understand anything? I don't know where to start ='(

2. When I check my .htaccess file... Which one? The one inside moodledata folder? Shall I write "AddType x-mapp-php5.php" under "deny from all"? Or shall I create another file? In that case, where?

3. When I rename the .htaccessfile to disable it, the moodledata folder becomes public and I still can't install moodle.

Heeeelp, pliiiiiiiiiiis!!

Thanks =)


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