[Solved] Something wrong with Joomdle Web Services

This was the last issue I was experiencing. Joomdle system check was complaining about 'auth_plugin has not been enabled in moodle'. At this point I checked the forums once more to see that the 'Joomdle package file.zip' contained 2 zipped files within. Typically 'auth_joomdle.zip' and 'enrol_joomdle.zip'. I have copied the folder of 'auth_joomdle' to the specified location in the forums. I believe the location is /moodle/auth/joomdle. I am not sure if 'enrol_joomdle' was necessary as I believe that is only for VirtueMart and I am only making use of a online course system.
Is there anything else I can look into?

As you say, enrol package is only needed for Virtuemart.

I see you installed and enbaled the auth plugin, so I don't really know what can be happening: the tables don't have all the Joomdle rows....

I would try this:
- Disable plugin
- Visit Notifications
- Enable plugin
- Visit notifications

If it does not work, try this:
- Disable Joomdle plugin
- Remove moodle/auth/joomdle folder
- Visit Notifications
- Put back folde in place
- Visit Notifications again
- Enable plugin

Disabled all plugins related to Joomdle.
Removed the 'joomdle' folder in /moodle/auth/ directory
Check 'System check' which showed error in image attached.
Added folder again from the new installation file.
System check changed error to 'Something is wrong with Joomdle Web Services setup'.
Enabled all plugins.

Same error...

Something is wrong with Joomdle Web Services setup

*cries*

Another note, when I access one of the modules installed from Joomdle, the CSS goes messed up and complains about:
XML-RPC Error (7015): Unable to locate function, or function prohibited for RPC.

See screenshot for a better understanding. Maybe/most likely related to previous issue.

Apologies Antonio, it appears the 'Notifications' was giving errors in Moodle. I did not locate 'that' link, so delayed the help process here.
Anyways, please help me here, I believe you helped others in similar error.

Once again, appreciate the help!!

Hi. You should delete everything that is giving errors, and then re-visit Notifications:

- delete from mdl_config_plugins where plugin like '%joomdle%';
- delete from mdl_mnet_host2service where hostid=0 and serviceid=4;
- drop table mdl_joomdle_dummytable

Hi Antonio, replied in the wrong forum. Just want to let you know that the above commands fixed the issue. I think also the fact Moodle wasn't properly 'registered' might also be a factor.

Thanks again for all the help!