[Solved] Auth plugin

Ok. As you like. It is always good to take a rest
I had to go yesterday.

Last thing I thought of was putting a made up return in the list_courses function in moodle auth plugin.

Something like return "XX";
Thay way we can now if the empty response is coming from the web service itself, or if the service is not even executing...

Antonio

Hi

I changed auth.php to this:

//return get_records_sql($query); need to put this back !
return "this shows the list courses function executes" ; // this is just temporary
//***********************************

When I logged on to the joomla! site ( as a user) nothing had changed.

Certainly it is looking as though that Moodle installation is the guilty party.

I am going to wipe it completely and start from scratch ( it's a practice site full of old data let me reassure you. )

I'll keep you posted.

and thanks again for your patience.

tom

Hi Antonio

Progress!!

I pointed the joomdle module to a different Moodle installation - http://another domain/moodle - and configured the other Moodle. And it all worked beautifully !

So I must be misconfiguring the localhost info.

Used http://same_domain and it worked.
Im so happy! Still haven't solved the problem- it's just gone away!
Thank you so much for great software and great support.

best wishes

tom