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• Dave
  

  2004-02-04 16:36:48

  Navigation

  Hi again,
  
  It appears that the tool is not configured.
  I add content and it appears in the menu but when I click on it or several other menu items, it goes to the file directory.
  
  Hints?
  
  thanks,
  Dave

• Dave
  

  2004-02-04 17:44:22

  Navigation

  Further details...
  I logged in as an instructor
  
  I created two pieces of content
  1 - introduction on an Announcement page
  2 - a chapter for the course on a Top Level Content page
  
  If I try to navigate using the left/right buttons, Iit takes me to the file listing page.
  Some of the menu items like Tools and Resources takes me to the file listing page also.
  
  Every time I try to add content it appears in the menu as it should but I can't go to any other page.
  
  When I log in , I see the announcements page. No navigation will take me to subsequent pages.
  
  Hints?
  
  Let me know if you need further details.

• greg
  

  2004-02-04 19:56:32

  Show us.

  Can you give us a link, so we can have a look.
  
  Have you modified your preference settings?
  
  also see:
  http://www.atutor.ca/view/7/149/1.html

• Dave
  

  2004-02-05 07:50:39

  Navigation

  Hi Greg,
  
  The following top menu links send me to the File List page (as do the Global Menu items):
  Tools http://localhost/atutor/tools/?g=15
  Resources http://localhost/atutor/tools/?g=16
  Discussions http://localhost/atutor/tools/?g=17
  Help http://localhost/atutor/tools/?g=18
  
  Pages I created:
  Introduction http://localhost/atutor/tools/?cid=2&g=3
  Discovery http://localhost/atutor/tools/?cid=4&g=3
  Chapter 1 http://localhost/atutor/tools/?cid=7&g=3
  
  System Information:
  I'm running it on using localhost on my laptop.
  
  XP Professional
  Apache 2.0 ( I know it not recommended)
  PHP 4.3.4
  Mysql 4.0.17
  I.e. 6.0.2800
  
  config.inc.php:
  define('DB_USER', 'sa');
  define('DB_PASSWORD', 'sa');
  define('DB_HOST', 'localhost');
  define('DB_PORT', '3306');
  define('DB_NAME', 'atutor');
  define('TABLE_PREFIX', 'AT_');
  define('ADMIN_USERNAME', 'admin');
  define('ADMIN_PASSWORD', 'admin');
  define('ADMIN_EMAIL', 'dprice_2000@yahoo.ca');
  define('EMAIL_NOTIFY', TRUE);
  define('ALLOW_INSTRUCTOR_REQUESTS', TRUE);
  define('AUTO_APPROVE_INSTRUCTORS', FALSE);
  $MaxFileSize = 1048576; /* 1 MB */
  $MaxCourseSize = 10485760; /* 10 MB */
  $MaxCourseFloat = 2097152; /* 2 MB */
  $IllegalExtentions = array('exe', 'asp', 'php', 'php3', 'bat', 'cgi', 'pl', 'com', 'vbs', 'reg', 'pcd', 'pif', 'scr', 'bas', 'inf', 'vb', 'vbe', 'wsc', 'wsf', 'wsh', );
  define('SITE_NAME', 'Course Server');
  define('DEFAULT_LANGUAGE', 'en');
  define('CACHE_DIR', '');
  define('BACKWARDS_COMPATIBILITY', FALSE);
  define('AT_INSTALL', true);
  
  Do you need anything else?
  
  thanks,
  Dave

• Dave
  

  2004-02-05 07:53:48

  Navigation

  Sorry, cut/paste error:
  
  Tools localhost/atutor/tools/?g=15
  Resources localhost/atutor/resources/?g=16
  Discussions localhost/atutor/discussions/?g=17
  Help localhost/atutor/tools/help/?g=18
  
  Pages I created:
  Introduction localhost/atutor/?cid=2&g=3
  Discovery localhost/atutor/?cid=4&g=3
  Chapter 1 localhost/atutor/?cid=7&g=3

• joel
  

  2004-02-05 10:09:19

  Navigation

  You Apache installation is not set to use index.php as the default page for a directory.
  
  Find your Apache httpd.conf and add index.php to the mod_dir section.. so that it looks like this:
  
  <IfModule mod_dir.c>
  DirectoryIndex index.php index.html
  </IfModule>
  
  then restart Apache.
  
  .joel

• Dave
  

  2004-02-05 17:00:43

  Navigation

  Hi Joel,
  
  Well, you're two for two. Nice work.
  
  I can now page through the course and access all of the functions. Most excellent!
  If all goes well, maybe you should consider supporting Apache 2.0.
  
  thanks,
  Dave