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by Doug Glenn
Replied by Doug Glenn on topic Joomdle enrolment button appears to do nothing
Chris, that is what made it so puzzling. I had everything correctly done... but it appears you need to follow the exact order and sequence. That is the only difference. Prod is now fixed but I have another, puzzling issue. The Joomdle bootstrap theme theme_joomdebs_moodle30_xxxxxx places any user into iframe containing Moodle as an administrator. The two default themes for Moodle don't. It's bizarre and I need to send him a note about the effect to see if he has any ideas.
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10 years 6 months ago #12
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Replied by Chris on topic Joomdle enrolment button appears to do nothing
That is weird because in order to have Moodle in administrator mode means you need to be logged into Moodle as an administrator and not a student - this is a Moodle security setting not a Joomdle related parameter. Just to be sure, are you using two different browsers while connecting? Eg. Chrome and FF or Chrome and Edge? You cannot have one browser session in Chrome, logging into the Joomla backend, and another Chrome window open for a student through Joomla frontend.
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10 years 6 months ago #13
by Doug Glenn
Replied by Doug Glenn on topic Joomdle enrolment button appears to do nothing
Weird is a definite description. I do user testing in Chrome and use FF for any Admin logins or reverse the sequence so not to create any issues on my own 
I can switch back to either the Clean or More default themes in Moodle and the problem disappears. I can remain logged in as Admin or logged off in the other browser. It is only when I switch to the JB theme and sign on as any user that this happens. Its totally bizarre.
I'll have to duplicate the issue on my local system. Otherwise I'll just be wasting somebody’s time. For the moment I'm just trying to enjoy some time off and away from work.
I can switch back to either the Clean or More default themes in Moodle and the problem disappears. I can remain logged in as Admin or logged off in the other browser. It is only when I switch to the JB theme and sign on as any user that this happens. Its totally bizarre.
I'll have to duplicate the issue on my local system. Otherwise I'll just be wasting somebody’s time. For the moment I'm just trying to enjoy some time off and away from work.
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