Instructions for fixing missing files in tags in Melete 2.4 and 2.4m1 content sections: ------------------------- The m2 release fixes a bug in the migrate program that has to do with tags in sections that were composed using editors. If you have already run the migrate program, you will need to do the following to fix missing embedded content in your sections: 1. First, check to see if any of your sections contain tags with references to embedded media residing within the meleteDocs filesystem. Go to your meleteDocs filesystem. At the prompt, type: find . -name Section*.html|xargs grep ' tag. Example: ./course_e44a1a36-c32a-40d7-8007-1080c7863920/module_28213256/Section_285081 63.html: Check to see if any of the entries refer to media that resides in meleteDocs (check the value of the "src" attribute). If you have such entries, proceed with the steps below. If you either have no such entries or if all your embed tags refer to media residing outside meletedocs, you should have no problems with migrated content. 2. For each of the section entries listed above, go to the Modules tool of the corresponding courses, add a module and add the missing files as uploaded sections (this will place the missing files in the uploads collection of the corresponding courses). For the above example, we would go into course_e44a1a36-c32a-40d7-8007-1080c7863920 and add an uploaded section for the file "0606161050081_draw_toolbar.swf". 3. Now, change the reference to the missing files in the corresponding Section.html files via Melete. An easy way to find the section is to use the section id. In the above example, the id of the section is 28508163(number in the filename after "Section_"). Go to the melete_section table in the database and find the title of the section, this will make it easier to go to the section via Melete. Open the section in edit mode. Change the tags to point to the newly uploaded files. The above embed tag would now be: Note the change in the "src" attribute. 4. Ensure content shows correctly in view mode.