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* Joomdle 2.4.0 - <small>''(2025-10-03)''</small>
** Compatible with Joomla 3 >= 3.6, Joomla 4.x, Joomla 5.x (with backwards plugin) and Moodle >= 3.6

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DPCalendar

2024-11-26T09:13:59Z

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With DPCalendar Joomdle integration plugin, you can create calendars in DPCalendar with Moodle events.

First you will need to install and enable the plugin.

Now you will be able to create a new menu item of type DPCalendar: Calendar, and select the Moodle events you want to include.

You can combine site events, user events, and events for specific courses.

For course calendars, you will need to add them in the plugin first. The calendar title must be "JoomdleCourse-ID", where ID is the database ID of the course in Moodle. For example: JoomdleCourse-23.

You can see how Moodle events are shown in calendar.

[[File:dpcalendar_example.png]]

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2022-10-10T18:52:04Z

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There are 2 things to have into account when using Joomdle and SEB:

* You'll need to add the Joomdle connector user to the Manager role

* Zoom won't work with redirect based SSO from Moodle to Joomla

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2022-04-20T18:42:08Z

Antonio:

When you start the upgrade to Moodle 4, you will see this messasge in the Enviroment check:

It has been detected that the XML-RPC Web Service protocol is enabled on your site. This feature relies on the PHP XML-RPC extension which is no longer maintained by PHP.

[[File:xmlrpcwarning.png]]

This is shown because you have the XMLRPC protocol enabled for Joomdle to work.
In PHP 8, XML-RPC is not available, so an alternative is needed.

With Joomdle 2, you can use REST web services instead, so XML-RPC is not required.

If you want to change to REST and get rid of the warning, follow this steps:

* In Joomdle configuration in Moodle, set Web services protocol to REST.
* In Joomdle configuration in Joomla, set Web services to REST
* Go to Moodle->Site Administration->Server->Web Services->Manage protocols and disable XML-RPC protocol
* In Joomla backend, go to System check page in Joomdle to make sure everything keeps working as expected

Moodle4

2022-04-20T18:41:42Z

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2021-09-29T17:02:11Z

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{{Languages}}

{{Current Version}}

{{Installing Joomdle for Moodle}}

==Configuring Joomdle for Moodle==

Go to Moodle Authentication section found at Administration Menu → Plugins → Authentication → Manage authentication. You should now see a new option Authentication Plugin called Joomdle, activate this plugin.

[[Image:moodle2_auth_joomdle_enable1.png|550px|moodle_auth_joomla1.jpg]]

Then configure the plugin by clicking on the "Settings link" and enter your Joomla! server's domain name URL.
Remember to add '''http://''' in front of your URL.

[[Image:r023_moodle_settings_joomdle_authentication_1.jpg|550px|moodle_auth_joomla.jpg]]

There are only 2 more mandatory options to configure:
* Joomdle's Joomla authentication token: enter the token generated in Joomdle configuration in Joomla
* Connection method: select the prefered connection method, that must be available in your server.

[[File:moodle_basic_settings.png]]

You have now configured the Moodle side of Joomdle. Proceed to install and configure Joomdle for Joomla!

There are other options you may wish to configure.

[[File:moodle_additional_settings.png]]

* Sync users to Joomla: Syncs user creation and removal, and user profile updating.
* Joomla default language: Joomla default languahe string. Only needed for sites with multi language enabled
* Joomla SEF enabled: Joomla SEF setting. Only needed for sites with multi language enabled
* Use redirect-less SSO: Use SSO without redirection. Requires cURL
* Redirect to Joomla on Moodle logout: Redirect to Joomla home when user logs out of Moodle
* Social activities: Add social activities in response to Moodle events
* Create Social groups: Create a social group for each course
* Delete Social groups: Delete Social group when deleting course
* Auto-sell courses: Create/update/delete courses on Joomla shop when done in Moodle
* Enrol parents in courses: Auto enrol parents in children courses
* Parent role ID: ID of parent role in Moodle
* Give points: Give karma points following Joomla configuration
* Auto mailing lists: Automatically manage mailing lists following Joomla configuration
* Use Joomla user groups: Create Joomla user groups for students and teachers
* Use Kunena forums: Sync course forums to Kunena forums in Joomla

You can also modify the default options for User Profile data locking in Moodle. Locked fields cannot be edited by the user in Moodle, and take the value from Joomla.

{{Moodle lock user fields}}
{{End of Section}}

==Get auth token for Joomdle config in Joomla==

When you install Joomdle on Moodle, a new token will be created. You need to get this token to enter it later in Joomdle configuration in Moodle.

Token can be found at: Site administration -> Server -> Web services -> Manage tokens

In Moodle < 3.11, location is different:
Administration -> Plugins -> Web Services -> Tokens.

==Advanced Moodle Configuration (Optional)==

<span class="alert">''Note: Some of these options can render your Moodle site inaccessible - please ensure you know what you are doing! ''</span>

====Removing the default Moodle login page (redirect the Moodle login page to Joomla!)====

* Define an alternate login URL for Moodle, so that Moodle users never see the Moodle login page. We recommend that you don't enable this until everything is up, testing, testing again, tested one more time, and running. Oh did we say, test first before you do this!
** Site administration->Plugins->Autenticathion->Manage autenthication: Alternate Login URL. Here we put Joomla URL.
* If you are using Moodle in a wrapper, you can use this URL, so Joomla login page won't appear inside the wrapper: <font color="#aa1428">http://yoursite.com/components/com_joomdle/views/wrapper/getout_login.php</font>

====Creating an alternative login page for Moodle's Administrators====

* If you have redirected the default Moodle login page to Joomla, as defined above, you will need to create an additional method to enter Moodle for Moodle Administrators. To access Moodle, enter this URL in your browsers address bar <font color="#aa1428">http://yoursite.com/moodle/auth/joomdle/joomdle_login.php?login=moodle</font>

====Restrict access to Moodle to registered users only====

* Restrict access to Moodle to registered users only, so that no guests can enter the Moodle site.
** Security -> Site Policies -> Force users to login

===Allow frame embedding for wrapper===

Depending on your setup, you may need to enable an option if you want to use the Joomdle wrapper.

In Site Administration->Security->Http Securty, enable option '''Allow frame embedding'''

Installation

2021-09-29T16:57:12Z

Antonio:

{{Current Version}}

{{Languages}}

[[Quick Install Guide]] If you have Joomla and Moodle sites up and running, follow these simple steps to get Joomdle working

Step 1: Complete the necessary installation prerequisites:
* [[Prerequisites]]

Step 2: Preparing Moodle for Joomdle
* [[Preparing Moodle 20|Preparing Moodle for Joomdle]]

Step 3 Installing Joomdle in Moodle
* [[Installing Joomdle in Moodle 2|Installing Joomdle in Moodle]]

Step 4 [[Installing Joomdle in Joomla]]

Step 5 Joomdle [[System health check]]