Hi.
If you are starting, and you don't mind, I recommend you to use a subfolder for Moodle instead of a subdomain.
Integration across domains works fine, but has some restrictions:
- Redirect-less SSO cannot be used (You can still use the default SSO that uses redirection)
- You need to use cross-domain options for the wrapper. This usually works fine, but you may find more issues than if you have Moodle on a subfolder.
> We would like to have SSO from Joomla to Moodle, I've checked the documentation below but I don't see how we create the link between the two. I.e. d we set up a special menu item?
SSO happens "behind the scenes" via the Joomdlehooks plugin.
So, if you create a new user (and you check that he has the 3 green checks in Joomla backend->Joomdle->Users) and log in, you should be able to open Moodle in a new tab and be already logged in.
Now, on how to link: it depends on how you plan to use Joomdle:
- It can be a simple external URL menu item pointing to Moodle URL, if you want to use Moodle in its own window
- It can also be a link to the Joomdle Wrapper view
Or you could even have no links, and only link to Moodle via Joomdle's "My courses" page.
