Wrapper shows nothing!

It's a start! *smiles*

Are you using the moodle wrapper menu item? I wonder if that was the point that was causing me trouble before.

I have made a menu link but i have also tried with Joomdle modules that links to courses.

In Menu-link I have set it to Global and tested with values that is different that Global. Same result.

I have found some other weirdnesses, but I'll have to note them a bit later. Things have been hectic, and I'd like to get screenshots to explain.

But the wrapper itself is working about 97% of the time, and when it's weird, it still works, just weirdly.

*smiles*

Hi.

I finally had some time to take another look at this.

First thing I notice is that some config options for Moodle 2.0 are broken: if you set Auto-height to on, it still does it.

So, JeLu, at least you could user the non-auto-resize wrapper, just by replacing file components/com_joomdle/view/wrapper/tmpl/default_m20.php with attached one (renaming to .php)



With it, wrapper should work if you set auto-height to no.


I aslo set up a local multi domain enviroment to test, and as expected, wrapper auto-height does not work. I will try to find a solution, although as I know very little about Javascript, is difficult that I get to it.

If someone else reads this and has any insight, please share.

Kept testing this...

It seems I found a solution for your case, JeLu.

I created this setup locally:
- myjoomla.com
- moodle.myjoomla.com

Installed Joomdle, and as expected auto-height did not work.

I tried the "document.domain" Javascript code, and it works for me.

What I did is add this: at the start of "components/com_joomdle/js/autoheight.js"

And this: at the start of moodle/config.php.

With those changes in place, autoheigt works for me.

Please try and comment.

Antonio,

First, let me say that I really like Joomdle and appreciate all the effort that has gone into it. However, I too am having the problem with the wrapper that has been posted here. I tried the "document.domain" Javascript code that you mentioned above, and at first it appeared to work. But then I started having problems with my Moodle site - the moodle session cookie disappeared. I spent some time working on the Moodle side and in their forums, thinking it may have been an issue there, but couldn't find any problems. However, when I removed the Javascript code from my moodle config.php file, I no longer had any issues with getting into my Moodle site. Of course, the problem with the wrapper appeared again. I am not sure what I am doing wrong, or what I should try at this point. I have my joomla site set up as the main domain and my moodle site is a subdomain - could that be causing some issues? I have a little experience with making code changes, but I am not a programmer. Do you have any other suggestions on what might be causing my issues? Thank you very much for your help.

Angela

Hi there, Antonio is on leave for a couple of weeks and unfortunately, this type of problem is beyond my know-how. Once he is back I will highlight your post.

Chris

Thank you very much Chris! In the meantime, I will continue to work with it and see if I can figure it out. I will let you all know if I do. Again, thank you

Hi.

Javascript cross-domain issues are general, and not specific to Joomdle.

The solution I posted appeared to work for me, although I did not test deeply.

The fastest way to fix the wrapper problem is to have both Joomla and Moodle on the same domain, if that is possible for you.

I have no clue as of why you get session problems when including the JS code

Okay, that helps give me a better idea of what to try and where to go from here. Thanks Antonio!

Angela