Posts made by Joseph Rézeau

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Hello Salim,

I am glad you found a solution to your problem. May I point out that the reason why people who tried to help you in this thread did not succeed is that your did not state it clearly. It now appears that what you wanted was a textarea (i.e. multiple lines) box to type your multiple choice question answers. But you never mentioned this point. How could we guess?wink

All the best,

Joseph

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Hi Tom,

You did not answer my previous message re the current organization of your moodle/mod folder...

From the error messages you quote it is obvious that you installed the questionnaire module in the wrong place to start with. Those messages tell you that moodle is now looking for moodle/mod/css/version.php; moodle/mod/css/images.php; moodle/mod//images/questiontypes.php files which of course do not exist there and should never have been there. You probably unzipped the questionnaire files to the wrong place in the first place.

What can you do now?

Logged in as admin, go to Modules/Manage Activities. If the Questionnaire module still shows up there, click on the Delete link.

Check the contents of your moodle/mod/ folder for any unwanted files there.

If this does not work, you may have to look into your Moodle database, using phpMyAdmin. In the mdl_modules table, if Questionnaire is still there, delete it.

Joseph

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Hi Paula,

What you suggest is a well-known workaround, which does not quite work, since any activity thus placed in a "hidden topic" will still show in the activities block.sad

See MDL-4782 for a detailed story. The most recent comment posted in the bug tracker for that issue states "74 votes and 26 watchers as of today. I think it's time to implement this!" With many other Moodlers I do hope Moodle HQ will find the necessary resources to implement an acceptable solution soon (at least for Moodle 2.0).

Joseph

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Hi Mary,

I use Macromedia Adobe Dreamweaver, plus, of course, FireFox's Web Developer plugin.

For answering that sort of questions, it would be nice if this forum's users were allowed to set up a survey somewhere to collect data. Some forums to which I subscribe on the Net do offer a survey feature.

Joseph