"unabletocopy" when creating H5P content in WP

I've just checked both sites settings in the network admin and both sites have identical "H5p H5p Site Uuids"

Could this be the issue? What does the guid do, and how to would I recreate it for each site? Is it simply a unique identifier, randomly generated, or is it created from some hashed data?

Alex

Changing the guid didn't work. Ive poked around and found the problem feedback - its coming from line 270 of h5p-default-storage-class.php

It clearly can't find the directory as I'm getting it to spit out some debug:

• unabletocopy/data/httpd/efolio/htdocs/blog/wp-content/blogs.dir/14908/files/h5p/libraries/H5P.AdvancedText-1.1
• Is there ANY way I can force it to create these directories?
• Or could you put a check in somewhere that if the DIR doesn't exist then create them. 
• Alex

Apologies for the frantic posts - this is on a live blog with active students who are trying to create content now.

So looks like after the site was cloned the h5p/libraries simply wasn't created.

I've now recreated all the directories it was missing by hacking the source, deacticvated / reactivated plugin and uploaded latest libraires. The 'unabletocopy' message has gone, but still no joy.

Getting a "Unable to find constructor for: H5P.Chart 1.1H5P.error @ h5p.js?ver=1.7.3:865

h5p.js?ver=1.7.3:978 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'getCopyrights' of undefined(…)"

in the console :(

Giving up for the night.... Any advice. Might have to start a brand new blog - but could do with some kind of checks on hitting the h5p plugin page that all folders / files required are actually there as we use the clone feature A LOT at the uni :(

Alex

Hi Tomaj,

Thanks for helpful replies. I've got a solution I'll post here in case people have the same issue, and also a couple of queries.

The problem
When the site was cloned using the very handy plugin https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/cloner/ the original site had the H5P plugin activated.
When the new site got cloned it didn't create a 'libraries' folder and so this didn't exist at all.

Solution

The only thing that worked for me was

a) Manually creating the libraries folder and copying over the library content
b) I ALSO had to add the define('H5P_DISABLE_AGGREGATION', true); in the wp-config.php to get it to work

Queries
Unfortunately I need to to this in the future i.e. clone sites that may have had the H5P plugin activated and need a process that works.

So my queries are:
a) When the site is cloned, the H5P UUID number in the site option gets duplicated. What effect would this have, if any? What does the UUID number actually do?

b) What does the define('H5P_DISABLE_AGGREGATION', true); actually do? Will it affect site performance?

c) Would it be possible for you add a check when on the H5P admin page to see if the H5P folder exists, and it not create it. I assume this happen in plugin activation, but ideally it would be checked quickly each page load, in case there are circumstances like this where the plugin may not have been activated in teh usual manner.

Thanks again! We'll share the students content creation when they've finished their projects.

Alex