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Content packaging


  • 2005-02-18 04:24:26

    Content packaging

    Who can help me?
    when I pack a whole course it works fine, when I import it it works also fine, when I unzipp the resources it works also fine - but the documents in the resources (only text or ppp or pdf, not websites, this works fine) linked to content pages, cannot be found on the server, even the path of the links correspond with the original links.
    thanks
    pat

  • 2005-02-18 08:25:55

    Local Resources

    Are the resources linked to your content local, or are you trying to link to remote documents?

    Use relative paths to link files into your content that exist in the File Manager, rather than absolute paths.

    If you need additional help please provide the detail asked for when posting a help message. It makes it difficult to help if we know nothing about the system ATutor is running on.

  • 2005-02-18 10:04:26

    Local resource

    Ithanks again for your answer.
    I am just the course - teacher and not the administrator, but I will do my technical best:
    II use windows XP professional
    ATutor Version is 1.4.1

    versions of php -
    version of mysq l -
    webserver & version - I don't know

    copies of error messages : The requested URL /export/www/documents/ele.researchstudio.at/ATutor/content/4/Texte_zum_Kurs/konstr-paed_HUG_.pdf was not found on this server.

    web browser Mozilla

    About the path: I uploaded the files through the file manager, then switched on "copy link location" and linked it to a content file file in local menu.
    This is a relative path, I guess?
    Thanks

  • 2005-02-18 16:40:17

    relative vs absolute paths

    It sounds like you are using absolute paths

    an absolute path would look like this:
    http://http://ele.researchstudio.at/ATutor/content/4/images/myimage.gif


    a relative path to that same file would look like this
    images/myimage.gif

    Use the relative path.

    The /4/ would represent the root directory of your course file manager (or what every course id number your course has). All paths to files should be relative to it in order for content package to retreive files associated with pages you are packaging.

    I don't see anything else about your system that mught explain the problem.

  • 2005-02-20 23:13:01

    content packaging

    If you are asking for help, provide lots of detail so problems can be reproduced.

    Things to describe:
    operating system -
    version of ATutor -
    versions of php -
    version of mysq l -
    webserver & version -
    copies of error messages -
    changes to default settings -
    web browser being used -
    and anything else relevant -

  • 2005-02-20 23:15:50

    Content Packaging

    IThank you - the relative path was the problem. Now it worked fine.
    pat

  • 2005-03-16 08:05:33

    Problems with File Manager

    Hi,
    I'm a new user of ATutor and recentley I want to create a course with all of his contents. The problem is that I didn't yet understand how file manager work, clearly, once I had create the directory and I had insert there several files, how can I use them later, for example inside of a page content. How can I make this files visible to all the students, enrolled to my course.
    Please help me, it's so important.
    Thank you!!