localhost or 192.168.1.1 should work in your case (the other two are not valid IP addresses).
No, there is currently no way to disable confirmation, however as admin you can simply add all the user accounts manually if you want.
There are further plans here: http://bugs.moodle.org/bug.php?op=show&bugid=79
Martin Dougiamas
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Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> Modifications for Moodle -> Re: Modifications for Moodle
por Martin Dougiamas -
The best place to do this is in the "bug tracker" at bugs.moodle.com. It is better that these forums for that purpose, in many ways, although perhaps not as pretty.
Just file a new "bug" and label it as a "Feature Request" or "Idea".
I realise "bug tracker" is a bit misleading if you aren't used to the term. You know, I think I'll rename that site to features.moodle.com
(As in "it's not a bug, it's a feature").
Just file a new "bug" and label it as a "Feature Request" or "Idea".
I realise "bug tracker" is a bit misleading if you aren't used to the term. You know, I think I'll rename that site to features.moodle.com
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> Stop breaking frames -> Re: Stop breaking frames
por Martin Dougiamas -
Thanks.
If you look at the HTML source code you'll see that link has TARGET=_top - which is making it break out
of any frames it might be in. The idea is to prevent users ever getting caught in frames-within-frames-within-frames. Many other links in Moodle use this too, such as the navigation and teacher editing links etc.
It might be better to use TARGET=_parent, but unfortunately these links are sometimes within
Moodle frames, and sometimes not - so they would still sometimes break your external framing.
It's a tricky problem which I think will require some Moodle functions to always check whether they are currently in a frame or not. Perhaps something for a future release - file it as a bug on bugs.moodle.com.
Cheers,
Martin
If you look at the HTML source code you'll see that link has TARGET=_top - which is making it break out
of any frames it might be in. The idea is to prevent users ever getting caught in frames-within-frames-within-frames. Many other links in Moodle use this too, such as the navigation and teacher editing links etc.
It might be better to use TARGET=_parent, but unfortunately these links are sometimes within
Moodle frames, and sometimes not - so they would still sometimes break your external framing.
It's a tricky problem which I think will require some Moodle functions to always check whether they are currently in a frame or not. Perhaps something for a future release - file it as a bug on bugs.moodle.com.
Cheers,
Martin
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> Problem uploading files and creating folders -> Re: Problem uploading files and creating folders
por Martin Dougiamas -
The problem is stated in your message: "Warning: open_basedir restriction in effect."
This means that your PHP server has been restricted in where it can write files. The directory you chose to store uploaded files is probably outside this limited space. (Look in the PHP documentation for open_basedir - eg http://www.php.net/manual/en/printwn/configuration.php)
Try changing $CFG->dirroot in config.php, or changing your php.ini
Cheers,
Martin
This means that your PHP server has been restricted in where it can write files. The directory you chose to store uploaded files is probably outside this limited space. (Look in the PHP documentation for open_basedir - eg http://www.php.net/manual/en/printwn/configuration.php)
Try changing $CFG->dirroot in config.php, or changing your php.ini
Cheers,
Martin
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> Not saving site infomration -> Re: Not saving site infomration
por Martin Dougiamas -
This is wierd. You should at least be getting an error or something. If you supply more information to me privately (eg a URL and access) then I'll happily take a look.