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[Solved] Something is wrong with Joomdle Services
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15 years 11 months ago #11
by Antonio Durán
Replied by Antonio Durán on topic Re: Something is wrong with Joomdle Web Services setup
Great.
For the record: could it be that you installed the joomdle auth plugin in moodle before enabling moodle network auth plugin?
For the record: could it be that you installed the joomdle auth plugin in moodle before enabling moodle network auth plugin?
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15 years 11 months ago #12
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antonio wrote:
Yes, I do that. That was my mistake?
I do this steps:
1) install Joomla! and Virtuemart
2) install Moodle
3) install Joomdle in Joomla!
4) configure Joomdle in Joomla!
5) install Joomdle in Moodle (auth/joomdle)
6) configure Moodle (IP from Joomla!)
7) enable Moodle Network
configure Moodle Network
9) enable Joomdle in Moodle
10) configure Joomdle in Moodle
Great.
For the record: could it be that you installed the joomdle auth plugin in moodle before enabling moodle network auth plugin?
Yes, I do that. That was my mistake?
I do this steps:
1) install Joomla! and Virtuemart
2) install Moodle
3) install Joomdle in Joomla!
4) configure Joomdle in Joomla!
5) install Joomdle in Moodle (auth/joomdle)
6) configure Moodle (IP from Joomla!)
7) enable Moodle Network
9) enable Joomdle in Moodle
10) configure Joomdle in Moodle
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15 years 11 months ago #13
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Replied by Antonio Durán on topic Re: Something is wrong with Joomdle Web Services setup
Thanks for commenting.
I think that can be the problem, yes. Is not that is technically a mistake, as if everything were well done, this should work well either way.
Problem is that Moodle plugin installation is not very feature complete (or at least I don't know how to do it) so there are some hardcoded values in install script. This assumes you have followed the procedure outlined in the docs. As you mixed steps, you had a 1 when there is usually a 4, and so it didn't work.
For next release I will try to give another try at making this part better. In the meanwhile, I will add this to he documentation, in case anyone has the same problems.
I think that can be the problem, yes. Is not that is technically a mistake, as if everything were well done, this should work well either way.
Problem is that Moodle plugin installation is not very feature complete (or at least I don't know how to do it) so there are some hardcoded values in install script. This assumes you have followed the procedure outlined in the docs. As you mixed steps, you had a 1 when there is usually a 4, and so it didn't work.
For next release I will try to give another try at making this part better. In the meanwhile, I will add this to he documentation, in case anyone has the same problems.
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15 years 11 months ago #14
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Replied by petale on topic Re: Something is wrong with Joomdle Web Services setup
Hey guys.
After several installations I still didnt managed to see Joomdle in full potential.
In Joomla there is still X for web services, and 7015 error on frontpage.
Is the procedure for installation in docs the best possible? Where should I copy (do I must?) the enrol.zip? What to do if another installation fails? :blush:
Thanks for help.
Regards,
P
After several installations I still didnt managed to see Joomdle in full potential.
In Joomla there is still X for web services, and 7015 error on frontpage.
Is the procedure for installation in docs the best possible? Where should I copy (do I must?) the enrol.zip? What to do if another installation fails? :blush:
Thanks for help.
Regards,
P
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15 years 11 months ago #15
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Replied by Alexandre on topic Re: Something is wrong with Joomdle Web Services setup
Try this solution. I use that and solve the problem. It should work by inserting this one:
INSERT INTO mdl_mnet_host2service(hostid, serviceid, publish) VALUES ('0', '1', '1')
1) Create moodle/enrol/joomdle
2) Unzip enrol.zip
3) Copy to moodle/enrol/joomdle
If you know how to unzip directly: copy enrol.zip to moodle/enrol and unzip there
You need this only if you will integrated Moodle with Virtuemart.
INSERT INTO mdl_mnet_host2service(hostid, serviceid, publish) VALUES ('0', '1', '1')
1) Create moodle/enrol/joomdle
2) Unzip enrol.zip
3) Copy to moodle/enrol/joomdle
If you know how to unzip directly: copy enrol.zip to moodle/enrol and unzip there
You need this only if you will integrated Moodle with Virtuemart.
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