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  • 2005-02-13 02:15:46

    Adminstrator Blank Page

    As the administrator, when I go into "COURSE" and attempt to edit anything (i.e. Category) for the course and click submit, I am directed to a blank page. When I hit back, I cannot access any other site; it shows up as blank too. I have to login and cannot change course details as admin.

    New install 1.4.3. http://university.gnif.org/courses/login.php

  • 2005-02-13 08:50:18

    Unable to reproduce

    I'm unable to reproduce this problem.

    Please provide the information about you system that is asked for when you post a forum message.

  • 2005-02-13 13:17:13

    Web details...

    operating system - Windows 2000
    version of ATutor - 1.4.3 (fresh install)
    versions of php - 4
    version of mysq l - 4
    webserver & version - Apache/1.3.31 Server
    copies of error messages - Black pages (and logout) when attempting to edit Course Properties as Administrator.
    changes to default settings - none...
    web browser being used - IE 6.0, Mozilla Firefox

  • 2005-02-13 13:43:21

    Moreover, Admin can't access courses...

    Also, as the Administrator, when clicking on a course (i.e. http://university.gnif.org/courses/bounce.php?course=1), I get the error message:

    Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/neuro/www/university/courses/bounce.php on line 138

    Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/neuro/www/university/courses/bounce.php:138) in /home/neuro/www/university/courses/bounce.php on line 152

    BUT, as a guest, instructor, or reg. student, it goes through fine. Thanks!

  • 2005-02-13 14:15:42

    Reinstall and fix your editor settings

    Reinstall and fix you editor settings to use UNIX end of lines. Do not open ATutor files in your editor until the settings are right. Please confirm that you have done this so we know these errors are not being generated by your editor.

    We will need ATutor admin access to help any further. Send it via the contact form on atutor.ca.

    Also confirm the system ATutor is running on (the server, rather than your desktop machine)

    And, confirm the exact version of PHP. Version 4 is incorrect. Or, if it is correct, you'll need to upgrade to 4.3+. See requirements

    http://atutor.ca/atutor/docs/requirements.php

  • 2005-02-22 15:37:54

    Have the same problem

    After a fresh install on Lunix (redhat 9.X) Apache 1.3x and php 4.3x, When first loggin in as admin i had the same issue, "blank page".. but afther trying loging in and out.. i was able to ad course/categories..
    I also expereince being redirected automatically to the main document root, when trying an edit a course as an admin users...

    But once again.. it happens ocasionally..

    Regards

    Sharma

  • 2006-07-19 15:10:07

    Re: Have a work-around

    I had the same problem as gnif using XAMPP 1.5.3a and ATutor 1.5.3.

    I traced the problem back to a "bad" SQL statement in bounce.php. It's easy to fix... Just update the SQL:

    To (new):
    $sql = "SELECT G.group_id FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."groups G, ".TABLE_PREFIX."groups_types T, ".TABLE_PREFIX."groups_members M WHERE G.type_id=T.type_id AND G.group_id=M.group_id AND T.course_id=$course_id AND M.member_id=$_SESSION[member_id]";

    From (bad):
    $sql = "SELECT G.group_id FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."groups G INNER JOIN ".TABLE_PREFIX."groups_types T, ".TABLE_PREFIX."groups_members M ON (G.type_id=T.type_id AND G.group_id=M.group_id) WHERE T.course_id=$course_id AND M.member_id=$_SESSION[member_id]";

    I hope that helps!

  • 2006-07-24 06:21:17

    Re: Have a work-around

    It helped!
    Thanks!

  • 2006-07-25 15:22:15

    Re: Have a work-around

    Could you try this fix instead:

    replace line 70 with:

    $sql = "SELECT G.group_id FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."groups G INNER JOIN (".TABLE_PREFIX."groups_types T, ".TABLE_PREFIX."groups_members M) ON (G.type_id=T.type_id AND G.group_id=M.group_id) WHERE T.course_id=$course_id AND M.member_id=$_SESSION[member_id]";

  • 2006-08-08 14:37:53

    Re: Have a work-around

    Yes. It is fixed.
    Tanks.

    [reply][b]In reply to:[/b]
    Could you try this fix instead:

    replace line 70 with:

    $sql = "SELECT G.group_id FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."groups G INNER JOIN (".TABLE_PREFIX."groups_types T, ".TABLE_PREFIX."groups_members M)...
    [op]forums/view.php?fid=7;pid=3590;page=1#8475[/op][/reply]