Joseph Rézeau

I am still stuck with my localhost moodle sites. I have completely re-installed my Windows 7 (64bits), XAMPP, etc. but to no avail. I confirm that whenever I get the "incomplete page" symptom, it looks like Moodle (php ?) is stopping sending HTML code to the page.

In fact, the problem appears immediately upon installing a fresh version of Moodle, so none of the moodle site settings that have been suggested in this discussion apply.

Further to Guillermo's suggestion I have looked at the Windows Event observer and I get this Application error message:

Faulting application name: httpd.exe, version : 2.4.10.0
Faulting module name : php5ts.dll, version : 5.5.15.0

I have found many references to this problem on the Web, but none of the "solutions" provided works for me.

Joseph

"let's say we have hundred of shortanswer containing an apostrophe, ..."

Well, if those are real apostrophe characters there is no problem. If they are not real apostrophes, I suggest exporting them (as Moodle XML), use a text editor to do the replacements and re-importing.

Joseph

Chip, this has nothing to do with being a mathematician, it is pure logic. Gordon explains perfectly well the logic behind it.

You write "If the student chooses 4 of 5 correctly and 1 incorrect then they should see a score of 80%, right or not?"

Please, please do not just write a general idea, but give a concrete example of what you mean by "chooses 4 out of 5 correctly etc.". Just as Gordon did.

Joseph

PS.- However I agree with Glenys that the way this multianswer MCQ question works in HP is not very intuitive and perhaps should be avoided.

Carolyn,

None of the features you mention in your question are feasible with the Lesson module. Sorry!

Joseph

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