Xerte via VPN

The last unstable is dated September 22, 2013, so I take it you look at the Downloads from the Nottingham website. The zips are up to date, but the file is not adjusted.

The best place is this website (ww.xerte.org.uk) in Downloads->Xerte Toolkits.

The files you need are:

modules/xerte/parent_templates/Nottingham/common_html5/js/xenith.js
modules/site/parent_templates/site/common/js/application.js
modules/xerte/parent_templates/Nottingham/models_html5/quiz.html

As there are only three fiiles, you could consider patching the existing files:

Replace
With
2 instances in xenith.js, 1 instance in application.js, and 3 in quiz.html

Vicky,

It appears that the nightly packaging of the zip files didn't work as should be, so I uploaded the package just now.

Tom

Hi Tom

We've done the patches and the skin is now displaying, however, we now have a few page types that just won't load. It also now says 'false' in the bottom left hand corner (see attached screenshot).

Page types that are no longer loading over vpn are:
Graphics and sound
Multiple choice question
Model answer
Tabbed navigator
Accordion navigator
YouTube video
Embed content
Slideshow
Table of Contents

Page types that are loading OK:
Title page
Plain text
Orientation
Button sequence
Video
New window
Summary

All is fine when using this internally, just external users that have the issue.

Any suggestions?
Many thanks
Vicky

I'll investigate asap. Don't have any idea now on what is happening.

Do you see any errors in the JavaScript console?

Btw, I won't be able to do anything today....

Hi Tom

I've attached 2 screenshots. These are error logs from 2 different xerte LOs when accessed over the vpn. I have annotated them so that you know which page type is displaying which error.
I repeated this locally and didn't get these errors.

I hope this sheds some light
Many thanks
Vicky

I don't have any clue. Can I send you some modified files, to do the test again?

The files are functionally the same, but not minified, so the line nrs in the errors actually mean something. Or, if you send me an export of the package, I'll prepare it, and then if you could place it somewhere on the webserver, to test, you don't have to change the installation.