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nthomas
Subject: Cannot edit course content in atutor.Quote this post in your reply
Hi,

I have some questions regarding the use of atutor. I have created a course using "Add Top Level Page".

It is possible for me to edit the course content right after i create it(since you are taken to a page with editing tool bar , right after creation of a page). But once i exit out of the page containing the editing tool bar, it is not possible for me to go back and edit the contents of a particular page

1. The version of ATutor you are referring to : ATutor-1.2.2

2. The operating system ATutor is installed on : Microsoft Windows NT 4.00.1381

3. The Web server you are using and its version : IIS Version 4 Service pack 6

4. The version of PHP and MySQL being used : PHP 4 and WinMySQLAdmin 1.4

5. The Web browser you are using to view ATutor, it's version number, and any default settings you may have changed : IE 5.5

6. Do you have root access to your server : yes

7. List the steps you took prior to experiencing the problem.
1.Created a new course Trial(protected)
2.Used Add top level page to create content (Trial1) - plain text format, to the end of section.Clicked on “Add Content”
3.Taken to page with the edit navigation bar (Edit This Content Page | Delete This Content Page | Add Sub Content to This Page)
4.Want to create some more content(not subcontent) .So clicked on “Trial” in the menu on the right hand side
5. Used Add top level page to create content (Trial2) - plain text format, to the end of section.Clicked on “Add Content”
6.Now to see Trial1 contents or edit it – what should I do?



Thanks,
Nisha
Posted: 2003-09-30 14:34:42
greg

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Subject: Need index.php default in IIS configureQuote this post in your reply
It appears IIS is not configured the default to index.php when no file name is provided in the url. You can either adjust your configuration to include index.php as a default, or add "index.php to the start of the path on (or about) line 109 in /include/lib/content_functions.inc.php

from
$link .= ' <a href="./?cid='.$content['content_id'].SEP.'g='.$g.'" title="'.$content['title'].'">';

to
$link .= ' <a href="index.php?cid='.$content['content_id'].SEP.'g='.$g.'" title="'.$content['title'].'">';
Posted: 2003-10-01 09:04:11
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