Chris_Cook

I used to get this quite frequently (once or twice a month or so). Very scary as you say. I used to think someone had broken into my house when it started - I could hear someone moving around, but couldn't actually move or get up to do anything about it. Now I know what it is, its not so bad. It only ever happened if I slept on my back, so there was a fairly simple solution in the end. Personally I find trying to roll side to side can help break me out of it, but it still takes a few minutes to regain movement.

You need to check the section of config.inc.php where you define your periods. I think you are probably missing this line just before you define your periods: unset($periods); The developers changed the way that the default configuration is set in one of the recent versions, which have been between this one and whatever you used previously. You might want to double check systemdefaults.inc.php and see if there is anything else that might conflict.

You will find most (if not all) text that is visible to the user in one of the lang files. Assuming you are using english, that will be lang.en. If you only want to change what the user sees that should be all you need to change. The option is under "// Used in edit_entry.php". If you start changing the sql field names, then you will have to make many changes in most of the php files, which will be a pain when you choose to upgrade to a new version. The MRBS mailing list is probably the best place to ask that sort of question. You will need to change at least day.php, month.php, week.php, edit_entry.php, edit_entry_handler.php, report.php and probably more. I would strongly recommend only making custom changes to the code if absolutely necessary. Changes to lang files are much easier to redo come the new version.

Possibly a bit late, but i think $ldap_dn_search_attrib should be set to "sAMAccountName" (case sensitive). // If you need to search the directory to find the user's DN to bind // with, set the following to the attribute that holds the user's // "username". In Microsoft AD directories this is "sAMAccountName" $ldap_dn_search_attrib = "mrbs"; Hope this helps.

Do you know which version you are running? Have you (or anyone else) made any modifications to it? Other things it would be worth checking is wether the date and timezone is set correctly, and wether the database is setup properly.

Have you tried their accounts without the students being present? just to eliminate the users themselves...

Line 432 in edit_enty_handler.php, change "Location: day.php?..." to "Location: $retval?...". Probably good to update the comment as well while your there...