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Hi,
We try keeping the support page on www.ads-software.com mainly for issues with the WordPress plugin as there are so few content type developers checking-in here (since H5P is not limited to WordPress).
I recommend asking for help on h5p.org or the specific content issue queue instead as you are much more likely to run into someone that are able to help you there: https://github.com/otacke/h5p-ar-scavenger

Do note that all of your content may not be present or fully updated in <YourSite>/wp-content/uploads/h5p/exports

It appears this is a general windows issue if the file has been opened and saved in a ziptool that provides separate entries for folders in the zip file. Maybe someone opened the file by accident and modified it without knowing it.

You can read more about it here: https://h5p.org/node/617131

The WordPress plugin does not appears to add these entries regardless of the host system being Windows or Linux. So either it has been modified by another system or a different ziparchive extension has been compiled into the PHP build on the origin system.

That is very strange, seems like the folders are seen as files. Do you know if the file originated from a linux or windows system? Also, are you trying to upload to a windows or linux host.

Do you know what PHP version both systems are using?

The fix should already be out, you just need to update the content type ??

No worries, I’m glad you managed to locate what triggered it. Maybe there is some special handling of the links in Tutor.

Does the same happen when using the demo available here? https://h5p.org/presentation
Maybe the content type on your site isn’t the latest version.

Super, I’m glad to hear that you got it working.

Could you open the network tab in your browser and check the response of the request failing?

Most likely another 3rd-party plugin is interfering with the request.

Looks like you have the library on your server, so then it’s most likely the browser having an issue loading the file.

Deprecation notices are used to inform plugin developers that specific functions will not be available anymore in the future. It’s not a mistake.

You as a user do not have to worry about it, the reason you are seeing them is because your PHP is set up with development logging enabled. By default, these are off when setting up PHP for a production environment, ref. the default config: https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/master/php.ini-production#L110

Again, you’ll probably want to figure out why you are using something different than the default recommended here.

I am not familiar with your hosting setup or existing configuration so that is difficult for me to answer. I suggest reading one of numerous guides on the topic and requesting help in the approperiate hosting forum depending on your provider. E.g. https://wordpress.com/go/tutorials/set-up-wordpress-error-logs/

This will be fixed in a future version.

Note that these messages should only be visible in a development setup and not on a live site. If it’s not a debug site you have probably not configured the error_reporting option in php.ini appropriately.

Could you check the contents of wp-content/uploads/h5p/libraries on your file system. Is there a folder name starting with H5PEditor.BranchingQuestion- ?

Also, check the network tab and try to filter on the same prefix. Either the library is missing, or there is an issue with loading the JS file in the browser.

The plugin has yet to be upgraded to support PHP 8.2.

These types of error are typically ment for developers and not production environments. You can switch them off by doing error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED in php.ini. But typically you’ll want to turn off more than those. Please read a guide on this for WordPress.