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Hi I have set up moodle for the school on a windows 2003 server, IIS6, PHP 5.2, Moodle vers 1.8.

 

When navigating to --- http://www.primrose.leeds.sch.uk/moodle/grade/index.php?id=30

 

We get the following error

 

Notice: Undefined variable: maxgrade in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\moodle\mod\assignment\lib.php on line 1894

 

Notice: Undefined variable: maxgrade in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\moodle\mod\assignment\lib.php on line 1894

 

Notice: Undefined variable: maxgrade in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\moodle\mod\assignment\lib.php on line 1894

 

Notice: Undefined variable: maxgrade in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\moodle\mod\assignment\lib.php on line 1894

 

Notice: Undefined variable: maxgrade in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\moodle\mod\assignment\lib.php on line 1894

 

Notice: Undefined variable: maxgrade in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\moodle\mod\assignment\lib.php on line 1894

 

from what I have managed to gather from the Moodle forums it seems to be a gradebook problem but i have no idea on a fix for this.

 

Any suggestions from anyone on fixes for this

 

Kind regards

 

Damien Harrison

Posted

It's just a warning and nothing serious to worry about - just tone down your PHP error reporting level in php.ini.

 

PHP performance is very poor on IIS, you could do worse than atleast running it under Apache on Windows. Apache on *nix would be even better.

Posted

PHP seems to run quite well 200+ users on moodle and no problems (apart from my network manager who insists on installing all new patches, SP's and other stuff without reading what it says it does on the tin)

 

Regards

 

Damien

Posted

PHP seems to run quite well 200+ users on moodle and no problems (apart from my network manager who insists on installing all new patches, SP's and other stuff without reading what it says it does on the tin)

 

Regards

 

Damien

Posted
You can change the error level reporting method and level from within Moodle. If you go to Site Administration -> Server -> Debugging you will find the controls there to alter the settings that affect this.

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