Joomla Wrapper content blocked - ERR_BLOCKED_BY_RESPONSE

Maybe the link is not correct because we used relative paths.... check with:
cd public_html
ls -al cours

If that is correct, maybe you need to add the sites folder, move the files and recreate the link.

Hi,
First, thanks again for your support.
I added a parent folder for both. It triggers now the Moodle site as a web site without a sub-domain. So that is good, thanks.
But, for the last 5 hours I am turning in circles. In effect, the first thing that happened is that I was unabled to login on Moodle manually because I had disabled that on Moodle on my first installation. I've tried to enable the manual login without success, including using phpmyadmin. So, I decided to suppress entirely my Moodle installation to restart fresh again. 
Now Moodle is executing fine from mysite.com/cours
I've erased Cache and cookies all over.

The first thing I did is to reconfigure Joomdle with a new token, that I provided to Moodle. I actived the web services in Moodle, as well as the Joomdle Moodle plugins, and Joomla moodle plugins..

Two problems:

1. The first four Joomdle system checks are OK. I am missing the Moodle auth token that I cannot see how to find in Moodle. I cannot remember how I did the first time and I do not find the explanation in your documentation on how to retrieve it in Moodle.
2. In Joomla admin panel, when I click Joomdle -> Users I get the error: An error has occurred. 0 Cannot access offset of type string on string

 

Hi,
The second issue related to "An error has occurred. 0 Cannot access offset of type string on string" is due to .htaccess. When I recreate it with Admin tools it works. But then the Moodle site stops working with showing error 403 forbidden on home page.
 

Hi.

The users screen won't work properly if system check is not passing, so we can wait on that one.

For the other one:
> I cannot remember how I did the first time and I do not find the explanation in your documentation on how to retrieve it in Moodle.

On installation, the token is created automatically, and you need to get it from Moodle:
Go to Site administration → Server → Web services → Manage tokens and copy the token for the Joomdle service.

I see that this info is correct in the Quickstart page in the docs, but missing in the general configuration one. I will add it.

I restarted all from scratch, slowly and methodically, with the symlink - without a sub-domain. I have now the whole thing running under one domain and the Joomla wrapper for Joomdle is operational.

I know that the last issue I had, that I mentioned to you, was due to the Joomdle token for joomla.

I need to fine tune the .htaccess generated from Admin tools. Very tricky. I welcome people on the forum to propose sugestions on what is to be tuned related to .htacces from Admin Tools generator in order to secure the Moodle part. I think the best is to create a specific .htacces at the root of the Moddle site.

Thanks for your support.
 

Great to know that you got it working. It also took some time for me the first time I tried to set it up, I am glad I could help.

As for Admin Tools: I have not used it for Moodle, so I don't know if it can help or if it is just better to exclude Moodle from it.