Change absolute url to relative; fix for subfolder reverse proxy.

[oscarsiles]

I have made some changes to change all absolute paths to relative ones, which allows the authoring tool to be used on any subfolder rather than the server root. Fixes #2137.

I have tested it myself in both environments (root and subfolder) and all tasks appear to work correctly, but I would be happy for others to test it as well to make sure there are no issues.

[oscarsiles]

I'm not quite sure why CI build is failing, but would love if someone has some time to find the issue!

EDIT: I have run the tests on my workstation, and while it fails on the first run, running tests a second time comes back as all clear. Travis CI bug?

[tomgreenfield]

Thanks for the PR.

I'm yet to fit in any testing but could this be one that's slipped through the net?

• https://github.com/oscarsiles/adapt_authoring/blob/master/frontend/src/modules/editor/course/views/editorCourseEditView.js#L135

[oscarsiles]

It seems to be, but I cannot find anywhere to access that link? From my understanding it should navigate to the URL on course creation, but it appears to already work. I will remove the leading slash for consistency.

[taylortom]

Thanks for this @oscarsiles, we're hoping to get this merged in the next patch release.

[canstudios-nicolaw]

👀

[oscarsiles]

Just a quick update, it seems no Shared Courses are displaying on my install with this fix (Server Error 500). I will hopefully have another fix soon (if it hasn't been flagged already).

[canstudios-nicolaw]

Hi @oscarsiles thanks for the update. Are you able to share the details of the 500 error?

We are hoping to release soon so need to make a decision as to whether this fix goes into the imminent release or the one after.

Thanks

[oscarsiles]

The error appears when you click on "Shared Courses" and the course list is blank. From Chrome console:

GET https://XXX/adapt/api/shared/course?search%5Btitle%5D=.*.*&operators%5Bskip%5D=0&operators%5Blimit%5D=1&operators%5Bsort%5D%5Btitle%5D=1 500 (Internal Server Error) - origin.js?20190508090112845:213

Checking the URL, it returns "ContentPermissionError".

[canstudios-nicolaw]

Thank you for your quick response.

@tomgreenfield do you have somewhere you are able to confirm this?

[tomgreenfield]

Hi, I'm unable to replicate this on my local (root) instance with the latest release/bugpatch branch.

[oscarsiles]

I've just tested it on a root URL, and it works fine there. I have probably missed something that was added in 0.7.x...