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11 years 2 months ago #11
by Bruce Nicholls
Replied by Bruce Nicholls on topic Joomla Auth Token
Hi guys, just another point of view.
I have EXACTLY the same issue as Daniela, and I don't need to add screenshots as the info is the same. I am running Moodle 2.9 and Joomdle 1.01. All the files in the 1.01 download are dated 27/2/15, so it is the latest version, and I also see the same method comment regarding 0.95.
Obviously the latest version has eliminated the field to have the Joomla Authentification Token inserted, which may be the reason for the Invalid Auth.Token message and the XML_RPC 404.
Is anyone able to get this checked for us please, or find the workaround?
Thanks
Bruce
I have EXACTLY the same issue as Daniela, and I don't need to add screenshots as the info is the same. I am running Moodle 2.9 and Joomdle 1.01. All the files in the 1.01 download are dated 27/2/15, so it is the latest version, and I also see the same method comment regarding 0.95.
Obviously the latest version has eliminated the field to have the Joomla Authentification Token inserted, which may be the reason for the Invalid Auth.Token message and the XML_RPC 404.
Is anyone able to get this checked for us please, or find the workaround?
Thanks
Bruce
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11 years 2 months ago #12
by Antonio Durán
Replied by Antonio Durán on topic Joomla Auth Token
You need to install the auth plugin that is bundled in Joomdle 1.0.1 package, NOT download anything separately from moodle.org.
The auth plugin that comes in package is 1.0.1 and has the token field.
The auth plugin that comes in package is 1.0.1 and has the token field.
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