Yes, right-click with the mouse and locate it in the directory.  You can then overwrite it through FTP and maintain the original file size.

You can do this through the CSS (Style Sheet).  Pay attention that the images you need to use are resized too.

Inside the "templates" folder, which is located in each application folder (Admin, LMS, CMS, KMS).

The main directory can have the "/" as the path.  It is really important to configure the right path when uploading files by the FTP method during the installation process.  For example the root directory can be /htdocs/ or another path. You can discover what directory is the right one by entering via FTP and noting what directory is the main one, as indicated on the bar that shows the current path.  Refer to the installation manual in the chapter "DoceboLMS installation".

Enter via FTP and edit the file by changing the variable value $GLOBALS['ftppath'] = '/';

This is probably due to a PHP timeout problem.  On a low performance server, 30 seconds may not be enough.

Delete all of the db tables and proceed to the installation from zero. 

You may not have configured the username and password correctly (generally the host "localhost" is ok and does not have to be changed.  If you changed it, restore it to the original. Remember that including the http:// prefix for the host is wrong).

You may not have configured the username and password correctly (generally the host "localhost" is ok and does not have to be changed.  If you changed it, restore it to the original. Remember that including the http:// prefix for the host is wrong).

On a home computer with Windows, use the http method with safe mode set to ON, given that FTP software is not installed on the Windows machine.

Because you don't have a SMTP server installed.  If you need to configure it, set the provider SMTP data in the php.ini.  You can use Docebo on a home installation without a SMTP server.

You can modify any of these in php.ini (see installation manual).  If the server is not yours or you are using a hosting service, you have to ask to your provider.  If the server is owned by you, ask your sys admin.

The administration area is located in the doceboCore directory,
if your website address is:
www.yoursite.com the administration area is located at
www.yoursite.com/doceboCore/

Go to the configuration, suite management, and disable the web portal function or other functions that you do not need.  When you login next time, you will not see the related menu choices, depending on the function or functions that you disabled. 

Yes, you can add/create a field or fields by clicking on additional fields and assigning the field or fields to users through the user management interface.

Yes, you can add additional fields only to certain groups or part of the tree. 

You have to create a group, associate users to that group, and, through the administrator management, assign administration to this single group.

Groups created in the administration area are not related to classroom groups.  These are two different things.

Click on language management in the admin area and select the macromodules  (Admin, E-Learning, CMS, and LMS).  Do a search with a "all modules" selected, for text where the word “privacy” appears.  You can then edit and save phrases.

This list is located in the users management area where you see the clock symbol.

Yes, you can do that in the login registration section.

Go to the administration area and filter by surname/last name.

Yes, you can do that in the login registration section.

Yes, but first you have to export files via CSV.  Then, from the users area, use the import functions.

Yes, if the course is configured for self-subscription.

Most likely, the course has expired or is not marked as active.

Yes:  create a catalogue, associate users to a group, then assign the course catalogue to that group.

Yes, a course can be a part of several catalogues.

Yes, you can manage this requirement in the curricula module.

Course menus do not automatically change after a menu has been changed.  After changing the menu, you have to reassign the menu to all of the courses.

The CMS main page is empty after installation because nothing has been assigned to the page yet.  To get a page, you must perform the following: 1) Go to pages 2) Create a language 3) Create a macroarea 4) Insert blocks to the macroarea 5) Publish the page.

Check that the news item is not set to a different language or that the news, document, or media was published using the proper symbol.

1) Go to forum
2) Create a forum and assign display permissions
3) Go to pages
4) Create a forum block and select what forum or forums you need to publish.

You can see test results in the gradebook module, after clicking on the test name.

You have probably not configured writing permissions or your config.php is not configured correctly.  Another possibility is that your scorm package does not contain the imsmanifest.xml in the .zip file root.

Writing permissions on the file may not be set correctly or your config.php is not configured correctly.

The learning object name must be changed by clicking on the icon with the key.

No, you cannot do this.

Yes, if the group function is enabled in the course menu and your user level permits you to, you can create student groups.

Yes, of course you can.  You can do this through the pre-requisite management (symbol key + document).

Yes, you can do this through the symbol user + key.

Yes, after you create the forum, click on the special icon.

This message means that the file .htaccess is not properly configured or have some restriction. For solving this problem you must delete the file from "doceboCms" and "files" directory.
Deleting this file will cause some problem, for example you can execute .php files in "files" directory and you can't use the mod_rewrite for search engine optimization.

Url correctly formatted has the following syntax:

http://www.yoursite.com/doceboCore/
http://www.yoursite.com/doceboCms/
http://www.yoursite.com/doceboLms/

Note, the final slash ( / )  must be present

You have to go in admin/configuration

For Core: Interface options (Area General)
For Lms: General options (Area E-Learning)
For Cms: General Options (Area Web Portal CMS)

Note, if URL are not correctly configured SCORM and other modules (especially related to images) can not work

You must install the l'xml reader using yum. The right command is

yum install php-domxml;

next step, restart apache

Go on: Main/Languages/Language management
Click on the blue icon related the language you need to manage
Choose macroarea you were working
Click on "Add Key"
Choose the right module (In this case admin_directory)
Fill the text

To se tup a fix width to CMS (or LMS) pages you have to edit the main style sheet located in:

doceboCms/templates/standard/style/style.css

or

doceboLms/templates/standard/style/style.css


and edit following lines that are assigned to the body {}

margin: 0 auto;
width: 800px;