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    sergist
    		Subject: Can't open folder and CC licenseQuote this post in your reply
    Hello,

    I have changed my web hosting and I'm importing courses from previous backups (Atutor 1.6.3). It works but transform pages with subpages into a folder (all right, it doesn't really matter). I change the date to the folder so it is available but when I log as student I can't open it. Am I missing anything?

    Another question: All my courses have a Creative Commons license. I put the code using the properties of the course and worked (Atutor 1.6.3). Now, when I try it in Atutor 1.6.4 it just shows the code (attached picture).

    Best regards,
    Sergio

    Operating system ATutor is installed on - Linux
    ATutor version - 1.6.4
    Patch #s applied - 1
    ATutor theme name - Atutor & Atutor 1.5
    PHP version - 5.2.12
    MySQL version - 5.0.85
    Webserver & version - Apache 2.2.14
    Changes to default settings - HTML visual editor
    Web browser being used - Firefox 3.5
    Languages: English - Spanish
    Posted: 2010-01-04 13:07:16
    harris

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    		Subject: Re: Can't open folder and CC licenseQuote this post in your reply
    can you reattach the picture please. thanks.
    Posted: 2010-01-04 13:44:10
    greg

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    		Subject: Re: Can't open folder and CC licenseQuote this post in your reply
    Changing top pages to folders was something that had to be done to conform with common cartridge, in the latest release.

    Make sure the server date is correct. I can't reproduce the problem myself.

    We'll look into the missing copyright. It may be copyright is not making it into the backups.

    www.atutor.ca/atutor/mantis/view.php?id=4102
    Posted: 2010-01-04 18:26:00
    sergist
    atutor.zip

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    Hello,

    Thanks Greg and Harris for your answers.

    The server date is OK (I attach one picture).

    I have tried to create a new course but it shows the code too (I attach one picture).

    Also attached to this message is a backup from one course and a picture showing the folders closed. I hope you can recreate this situation on your servers.

    Best regards,
    Sergio
    Posted: 2010-01-05 13:24:57
    greg

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    		Subject: Re: Can't open folder and CC licenseQuote this post in your reply
    The copyright field was changed to remove a potential security hole. It will now only accept text, and no markup.

    We'll give this some more thought, and maybe reintroduce markup in another release. Given its an instructor feature, we may be able to settle for a little security hole, given it will only create problems within the course where the markedup copyright is entered.
    Posted: 2010-01-07 17:00:51
    sergist
    		Subject: Re: Can't open folder and CC licenseQuote this post in your reply
    Hello Greg,

    Thanks for the information. I will change the copyright and remove the markup.

    Have you the same problem with the folders?

    Best regards,
    Sergio
    Posted: 2010-01-08 14:14:36
    greg

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    		Subject: Re: Can't open folder and CC licenseQuote this post in your reply
    That's the way folder now work. They are simply a toggle to open and close a selection of topics for student. A folder editor for instructors. It was required as part of the recent Common Cartridge implementation. When you restore a content package, or a backup, all top level pages with child pages are converted into a folder, then that page is converted into a child of itself. You can potentially go back and edit the folder names if needed. Any new content will be created with the folder toggles and sub pages.
    Posted: 2010-01-08 14:27:56
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