1.3 Upgrade problems

1.3 Upgrade problems

by john attwood -
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What do I do with this:

. Warning: print_recent_activity(/home/jkjel1/public_html/moodle/mod/attendance/lib.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/jkjel1/public_html/moodle/course/lib.php on line 608

Warning: print_recent_activity(): Failed opening '/home/jkjel1/public_html/moodle/mod/attendance/lib.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/jkjel1/public_html/moodle/course/lib.php on line 608

I tried pasting include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php' into line 608 front and back but either my syntax is wrong or I misunderstand the error message. I tried separating it from the line that is already in there with a semi;colon.

This comes up when I go to recent activity page

Help Please

John

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Re: 1.3 Upgrade problems

by koen roggemans -
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Install or uninstall the attendance module (not in standard distribution)

see Faq: After an upgrade I get errors in the "recent activity" box

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Re: 1.3 Upgrade problems

by john attwood -

I downloaded the attendance module for 1.2 unzipped in in the mod directory and uninstalled an initiated a reinstall. I didn't do the language pack however does this matter.

Where do I find the 1.3 assignment module is this the problem I should have the 1.3 assignment module ?

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Re: 1.3 Upgrade problems

by Alvin Shaffer -

I am not sure if there is a 1.3 assignment module. Were you actively using the assignment module in Moodle 1.2?

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Re: 1.3 Upgrade problems

by john attwood -

I'm not sure if I was using it or not. This all came about when I upgraded. I guess it might have been installed when I did my first install with fantastico but the upgrade to 1.3 I did manually.

I can't seem to get the message to go away. I'm going to try uninstalling the module and leaving it off. But I can't help but  thinking I might need it sometime later.

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Re: 1.3 Upgrade problems

by Martin Dougiamas -
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Assignment and Attendance are two completely different modules ... you want to uninstall the Attendance module.
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