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	You can create 2 types of Joomla plugins to improve/adapt Joomdle to your needs:		You can create 2 types of Joomla plugins to improve/adapt Joomdle to your needs:

	- Joomla 3rd party integration plugins, like shop or social plugins.		- Joomla 3rd party integration plugins, like shop or social plugins.
	~~- Plugins that react to Moodle events, forwarded from Moodle to Joomla.~~


			- Plugins that react to Moodle events, forwarded from Moodle to Joomla.

	===Joomla integration plugins===		===Joomla integration plugins===

Antonio at 14:05, 6 November 2017

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			===Intro===

	Joomdle makes heavy use of Joomla plugins in order to provide funcionality in a modular way. This makes it easier to add new features, without having to hack in core Joomdlde code.		Joomdle makes heavy use of Joomla plugins in order to provide funcionality in a modular way. This makes it easier to add new features, without having to hack in core Joomdlde code.

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	- Joomla 3rd party integration plugins, like shop or social plugins.		- Joomla 3rd party integration plugins, like shop or social plugins.
	- Plugins that react to Moodle events, forwarded from Moodle to Joomla.		- Plugins that react to Moodle events, forwarded from Moodle to Joomla.

Antonio at 14:04, 6 November 2017

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	==Joomla integration plugins==		===Joomla integration plugins===

	There are several types of Joomla integration plugins, each with their own events.		There are several types of Joomla integration plugins, each with their own events.
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	==Moodle events plugins==		===Moodle events plugins===

	These plugins will let you do things in Joomla to react to Moodle events. The events are forwarded from Moodle to Joomla by Moodle, when 'Forward Moodle events to Joomla' option is enabled in Joomdle configuration in Moodle.		These plugins will let you do things in Joomla to react to Moodle events. The events are forwarded from Moodle to Joomla by Moodle, when 'Forward Moodle events to Joomla' option is enabled in Joomdle configuration in Moodle.

Antonio: /* Moodle events plugins */

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Moodle events plugins

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	You can get more info with the Joomdleevent Example plugin, that implements all available events, writing their arguments to a temp file so you can see them. This plugin can be downloaded at:		You can get more info with the Joomdleevent Example plugin, that implements all available events, writing their arguments to a temp file so you can see them. This plugin can be downloaded at [http://www.joomdle.com/download/category/35-development?download=102:joomdleevent-example]

	[http://www.joomdle.com/download/category/35-development?download=102:joomdleevent-example]

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	To see the events required in each one, you can take a look at the available integration plugins~~. This documentation will be improved as soon as we can~~.		To see the events required in each one, you can take a look at the available integration plugins.


	==Moodle events plugins==		==Moodle events plugins==

	These plugins will let you do things in Joomla to react to Moodle events. The events are forwarded from Moodle to Joomla by Moodle.		These plugins will let you do things in Joomla to react to Moodle events. The events are forwarded from Moodle to Joomla by Moodle, when 'Forward Moodle events to Joomla' option is enabled in Joomdle configuration in Moodle.

	Events available are:		Events available are:
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	* onJoomdleCourseCompleted		* onJoomdleCourseCompleted
	* onJoomdleUserPasswordUpdated		* onJoomdleUserPasswordUpdated


			You can get more info with the Joomdleevent Example plugin, that implements all available events, writing their arguments to a temp file so you can see them. This plugin can be downloaded at:

			[http://www.joomdle.com/download/category/35-development?download=102:joomdleevent-example]

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Joomdle makes heavy use of Joomla plugins in order to provide funcionality in a modular way. This makes it easier to add new features, without having to hack in core Joomdlde code.

You can create 2 types of Joomla plugins to improve/adapt Joomdle to your needs:
- Joomla 3rd party integration plugins, like shop or social plugins.
- Plugins that react to Moodle events, forwarded from Moodle to Joomla.

==Joomla integration plugins==

There are several types of Joomla integration plugins, each with their own events.

Using Joomdle events in your plugins will allow you to select them in Joomdle configuration.

For example, you could integrate with your custom profile component, creating a new plugin of type "joomdleprofile". For this, you would need to implement all the joomdleprofile events needed.

Types of plugins:
* Shop integration (joomdleshop)
* Profile integration (joomdleprofile)
* Activity stream integration (joomdleactivities)
* User points integration (joomdlepoints)
* Profile types integration (joomdleprofiletypes)
* Social groups integration (joomdlesocialgroups)

To see the events required in each one, you can take a look at the available integration plugins. This documentation will be improved as soon as we can.

==Moodle events plugins==

These plugins will let you do things in Joomla to react to Moodle events. The events are forwarded from Moodle to Joomla by Moodle.

Events available are:
* onJoomdleRoleAssigned
* onJoomdleRoleUnassigned
* onJoomdleUserCreated
* onJoomdleUserUpdated
* onJoomdleUserDeleted
* onJoomdleCourseCreated
* onJoomdleCourseUpdated
* onJoomdleCourseDeleted
* onJoomdleCourseModuleCreated
* onJoomdleCourseModuleUpdated
* onJoomdleCourseModuleDeleted
* onJoomdleQuizAttemptSubmitted
* onJoomdleCourseCompleted
* onJoomdleUserPasswordUpdated