I'll think about the calendar, but it's not high on my list of priorities at this stage. It might help to start by developing a description of features it should have so that any programming is coordinated. I've opened a bug where this can take place: http://bugs.moodle.com/bug.php?op=show&bugid=80
Martin Dougiamas
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Hmmm ... the preferred behavior you mention is in fact the standard and intended behaviour on my servers.
For example, try going to: http://moodle.com/course/view.php?id=2
This behaviour relies upon these environment variables being present: HTTP_HOST and REQUEST_URI, PATH_INFO or PHP_SELF.
You might want to check these are defined on your server (using phpinfo() ), otherwise tell us what kind of setup you are using (OS, PHP version, module or CGI, Apache or other, real or virtual server, etc).
For example, try going to: http://moodle.com/course/view.php?id=2
This behaviour relies upon these environment variables being present: HTTP_HOST and REQUEST_URI, PATH_INFO or PHP_SELF.
You might want to check these are defined on your server (using phpinfo() ), otherwise tell us what kind of setup you are using (OS, PHP version, module or CGI, Apache or other, real or virtual server, etc).
Thanks, Bob.
This is the second report of this now - there must be something different about your setup to my test setups.
Perhaps the URL error is a clue. Do you have index.php defined as a default document in your Apache setup? Check for a line starting with DirectoryIndex in your httpd.conf to see if it includes index.php. For example:
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html index.htm
If it isn't there, add it, restart Apache and try again.
If you did already have it, send me a URL and your config.php - I'd love to take a look and work out what's happening here.
This is the second report of this now - there must be something different about your setup to my test setups.
Perhaps the URL error is a clue. Do you have index.php defined as a default document in your Apache setup? Check for a line starting with DirectoryIndex in your httpd.conf to see if it includes index.php. For example:
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html index.htm
If it isn't there, add it, restart Apache and try again.
If you did already have it, send me a URL and your config.php - I'd love to take a look and work out what's happening here.
Thanks, Lou!
I'm glad it's being useful - it helps make the work worthwhile.
There's been over 400 downloads of the 1.0 archives in the first 24 hours - I couldn't really ask for a better birthday present.
I'm glad it's being useful - it helps make the work worthwhile.
There's been over 400 downloads of the 1.0 archives in the first 24 hours - I couldn't really ask for a better birthday present.