I tested the plugin and at first I had the same problem as you: it did not create the cohort when I logged with a Joomdle user, trying from Joomla or Moodle.
For Moodle, problem was easy to solve: as I have it configured to use redirection for SSO, Joomdle was preventing any other auth plugins from executing code on user_authenticated_hook function, which Autoenrol cohorts uses.
Solution is to move up the Autoenrol plugin in the Manage authentication page, so that it is above Joomdle. After that, cohort is created.
For Joomla, problem needs some coding to solve, as the issue is that it is not calling the user_authenticated_hook function. I have added the code locally and it seems to be working fine, adding cohorts now.
In case you want to do the change:
File to edit: moodle/auth/joomdle/land.php
After:
Code:
$user = get_complete_user_data('username', $username);
complete_user_login($user);
Add:
Code:
// Call user_authenticated_hook
$authsenabled = get_enabled_auth_plugins();
foreach ($authsenabled as $hau) {
$hauth = get_auth_plugin($hau);
$hauth->user_authenticated_hook($user, $username, "");
}
Please test and let us know.
