Mmmm... more information.
My html pages look like this...
sec1.html
sec2.html
sec3.html
navigation at the top of each page points to the other pages relatively...
e.g. href="sec2.html".
Now, my moodle site originates at something like...
http://host.domain/moodle
When I mouse-over the link the status bar at the bottom of the browser says this....
http://host.domain/moodle/sec2.html
This cannot possibly be correct! Moodle loads the first page (correctly) with the following link from the frame...
http://host.domain/moodle/file.php?file=/3/test_pages/sec1.html
Confused..... very....
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Mmmm... doesn't work for me!
I did this....
I set up the web pages and images, all with relative links and tested it all outside of moodle.
I zipped it, uploaded it into moodle. All ok.. so far so good.
In Activities I selected "Add a Resource", chose "uploaded file". On the next page, I selected the index page of my mini-site.
The index page loads but nothing that it links to is accessible.
I have tried to load the page in-situ where it has been uploaded on the server, and it works fine.
Any thoughts as to what I am doing wrong much appreciated!
I did this....
I set up the web pages and images, all with relative links and tested it all outside of moodle.
I zipped it, uploaded it into moodle. All ok.. so far so good.
In Activities I selected "Add a Resource", chose "uploaded file". On the next page, I selected the index page of my mini-site.
The index page loads but nothing that it links to is accessible.
I have tried to load the page in-situ where it has been uploaded on the server, and it works fine.
Any thoughts as to what I am doing wrong much appreciated!
Can I do this?.....
I uploaded a file called, say, test.html.
it has an element within...
so, I created a sub-folder called "images" and loaded "logo.jpg" into it. It doesn't work! Can I do this kind of thing?
I suppose in general can I put links to other documents/images inside a html file?
Even more generally - how do you tell where resources will be from the standpoint of a HTML link. For example, I have seen forum messages on the moodle site that link to external resources. How is that accomplished?
I uploaded a file called, say, test.html.
it has an element within...
so, I created a sub-folder called "images" and loaded "logo.jpg" into it. It doesn't work! Can I do this kind of thing?
I suppose in general can I put links to other documents/images inside a html file?
Even more generally - how do you tell where resources will be from the standpoint of a HTML link. For example, I have seen forum messages on the moodle site that link to external resources. How is that accomplished?
I am runnning Moodle on Redhat 8.0.
If in the files section I create a sub-folder, it works BUT it is created without the X bit set for the user (the parent directory being owned by the Apache user).
The upshot of this is that it is impossible to upload any files into sub-folders. Is this a bug or have I got something set up wrongly somewhere?
Thanks
If in the files section I create a sub-folder, it works BUT it is created without the X bit set for the user (the parent directory being owned by the Apache user).
The upshot of this is that it is impossible to upload any files into sub-folders. Is this a bug or have I got something set up wrongly somewhere?
Thanks