[Closed] Getting Started Joomdle-Moodle-Joomla

Yes I did already install this package: "joomdle-joomla-package".
However, there were a few more packages in the Moodle 2.0 folder.
Is the "Enrol-joomdle" already in included in the "joomdle-joomla-package"-installation?

Currently in the module manager it shows I have:

JoomdleABC
joomdle calendar
joomdle courses
joomdle mentees
joomdle mycourses
joomdle mygrades

And the control panel shows this image I'll attach.



Does this look everything or do I still need to install that enrol_joomdle?

I did successfully install the 'auth_joomdle' plugin in moodle I remember now.
But I didn't read in the instructions anywhere to install 'enrol_joomdle.'

None of the moodle packages are installed by Joomdle. Remember we have Joomla and Moodle. Joomla installed Joomdle using the Joomla installer. But Joomla's installer cannot manage Moodle packages. So we must do Moodle independently.

Inside the joomdle package there is a folder called moodle. Inside the moodle folder there are two zip files: auth_joomdle.zip and enrol_joomdle.zip.

So if you want to enrol from joomdle side, you will need the enrol_joomdle.zip file to be installed inside moodle. The tells moodle to allow joomdle to enrol students on moodle's behalf.

Ok..I'm understanding now, I think. Should the 'enrol_joomdle folder' also go into the same place that the "auth_joomdle" plugin went in? (moodle/auth/joomdle)?

I've been googling this question and for the Tienda/Moodle integration it appears that the enrol_moodle folder goes in: moodle/enrol/joomdle

Then you enable Joomdle as the preferred enrollment method. That seems to makes sense. I'll give it a try.

So, I studied the documents and found the information for the Enrolment_joomdle folder and then put it into the right place in moodle.

Next, it turned on when I logged into Moodle.

The Course-enrollment location seems a little different in this new version of Moodle 2.0.2+

I found a "enrolment plugins" option and went in there to enable it.

The server took a long time to respond, it finally worked I think, but then I tried to edit it to make it the default method and the server isn't responding now.

I think I'll try again tomorrow or use another computer here. I may have a network issue on this comp. Will report back later!!

Well, under the Site Administration Plugin/Enrollment Options:

I couldn't simply make the Joomdle method default, I had to move it up the list of enrollment methods. I moved to the top, then I just disabled all other methods. See picture below. Does that seem like the right thing to do? (I ought to make a video tutorial of this whole process)

I don't have any users online, but by just making simple changes on the moodle site I'm getting "Server Overload" Reports and then they shut me down for a certain length of time and even block my own IP. It's terrible.

Now I learn that Moodle is nearly impossible run on any shared hosting server if you want to have more than 10 users online at the same time.

I just read a lot info about this latest version of Moodle, which has been categorized as very slow and full of bugs. It should still be considered "Beta", said one regular user.

Numbers were staggering. People who had 1600 registered users were now have troubles with like 40 people online.

Here's that thread: moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=171703

I'm moving down to 1.9. Hopefully it works better!!!

There is another thread in here talking about the same..

www.joomdle.com/en/forum/r05-support/473...dle-performance-issu

Wow...I did a really fast change to 1.9 and I'm surprised everything was so much easier and this version of Moodle is smooth like butter. I'm way happier!

I'm the user: Alphy by the way. On this laptop I can't seem to login here. No worries.

Anyhow, I can see all my users from moodle in the joomdle config panel. Seems pretty awesome!

I gotta get down to some serious course creation so I can send some profits back this way!

OK. Glad to hear you are on your way with Moodle 1.9.

I'll close off this thread for now.