[Solved] Joomla directs to Auth/Joomdle folder

Hi ... Need Help desperately!

I have followed the instruction to installing both joomla and moodle carefully ... on logging into joomla, the page is directed to the following folder in moodle ...

Index of /lms//auth/joomdle

* Parent Directory
* README
* auth.php
* config.html
* db/
* enrol.html
* enrol.php
* joomdle_login.php
* land.php
* lang/
* version.php

Will appreciate any form of guidance ... Thanks in Advance ...

Can you provide a link to your website pls.

The site is sgkidz.net

It is a fresh installation .. with no real content created as yet

username: test
password: password

Will really appreciate any expert advice ...

You shouldn't be seeing the directory. We will change our installation package to fix this in case of such problems. However, for your specific problem I tried creating a new user ID in joomla which was successful. As you said when I logged in, I went to that directory. I tried a manual installation through moodle but was not able to and thus I do not think the ID was created in Moodle - pls confirm this. If not, then Joomdle is not talking to moodle properly. Can you recheck your moodle installation / configuration and the ensure the Joomdle plug-ins are enabled. Did you previously have a different version of Joomdle installed?

This is a fresh installation of Joomla and Moodle created just today. No previous versions of Joomdle were created.

I have created an account with the same username and password for moodle ... the url is
www.sgkidz.net/lms/

I have allowed admin rights to both the joomla and moodle accounts ... hopefully for someone to pinpoint the exact source of error.

Really appreciate the attention given to the problem ... looking forward to a solution soon ...

As said, the new user ids are not getting created in moodle which suggests the connection is not been established correctly. The only other thing I can do is look at your configuration which would require admin access to both joomla and moodle. You could send one to chris@joomdle.com if you are willingly. Other than that, you will need to wait for Antonio to return to make his comments as he wrote the code for that.

Hi Chris ... sent the admin accounts for both joomla and moodle to your email. Thanks ...

Hi.

I tested and saw the same. No idea why you get the folder contents

I tested going from Joomla to Moodle through the module SSO links, and this did not work either. I appeared on Moodle as a guest.

So, something is not working with SSO in general, not only the joomdlehooks plugin.

The faster way to know what is going on, if you know some PHP, is to put some debug in land.php in moodle/auth/joomdle.
For example, after:
$logged = xmlrpc_decode($response);
Add:
print_r ($logged);
exit();

And see what happens.

Thanks Chris & Antonio for the excellent support ... the problem was that the enrol_joomdle zipped files were extracted in moodle into the same folder as the auth files ... separated them and it worked fine ...