[Xerte] Re: Problems previewing in Xerte - help please!

[Pat Lockley]

Hello,

When you re edit the file, have you taken it out of the "package"?

Sometimes editing within a zip file doesn't work.

Sorry if this is obvious.

Pat

On Sun, Feb 26, 2012 at 3:16 PM, AL Guyatt <ag7719 at bristol.ac.uk> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> My name is Anna and I am a medical student who has been using Xerte to
> create an e-tutorial as an optional unit for my course. I am by no means a
> computer expert, but have managed to muddle through by using the Xerte
> templates.
>
> I packaged and submitted my work months ago, but now wish to edit it.
> However, I am having problems because whilst I can edit the text/media
> content of the work in the template builder (and seemingly, I can save it) I
> cannot preview it. When I press 'preview', the titles of each page load, but
> none of the content for each page loads. It doesn't seem to be a problem
> with my flash player because I have tried updating it and it makes no
> difference.
>
> I cannot even load the packaged web pages on my computer.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas on what could be going wrong, please? I am very
> happy to send someone my files if that would be helpful. Please bear in mind
> that I know nothing about programming so it would be helpful if advice was
> non jargon-ny, or completely step-by-step!
>
> Thank you ever so much in advance,
>
> Anna.
>
> ----------------------
> AL Guyatt
> ag7719 at bristol.ac.uk
>
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