Howard Miller

I am paid to develop software for online education and having experience as PHP developer, I am happy to expend some effort in extending the portfolio area if there is a demand and/or nobody else is doing the same thing at the moment.

It makes more sense to me to develop additional features for moodle, than to spend my time on one-off stuff for my own institution.

Suppose this is realy a matter for the development forum, if I'm taking it forward.

Comments appreciated!

Is there any way in Moodle to have a private file store or indeed forum for an individual student's use?

Our thinking is that we would like to give the students the opportunity to make notes online and to answer short assignments online and to store the results within the system for their future reference.

Any general thoughts on how this can be acheived?

Thanks

Just to be clear: you mean the problem is with "moodle.org" site not your site?

I had exactly the same problem!

Looks like something broke moving to the new server!

This is answering my own question posed elsewhere, but as it may well effect other people I've started another thread.

I run Redhat 8.0 and SlashArguments didn't work with the standard Apache installation. This effectively breaks moodle's ability to incorporate linked HTML material.

Anyway, simple answer, in the appropriate place in httpd.conf (probably the ) put..

AcceptPathInfo On

That's it!

Ah... I get the picture.

Yes... I can handle trying to fix the slasharguments thing, although right now I'm not sure where to start looking!!!

If anybody knows, or even has a clue, it would be appreciated.

Thanks....