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Antonio at 18:56, 20 April 2022

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	==Upgrading to Moodle 4==		==Upgrading to Moodle 4==
	When you start the upgrade to Moodle 4, you will see this messasge in the Enviroment check:		When you start the upgrade of an existing site to Moodle 4, you will see this messasge in the Enviroment check:

Antonio at 18:56, 20 April 2022

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			==Support==

			Joomdle 2 supports Moodle 4.

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

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

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

	* In Joomdle configuration in Moodle, set Web services protocol to REST.		* In Joomdle configuration in Moodle, set Web services protocol to REST.

Antonio at 18:42, 20 April 2022

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	When you start the upgrade to Moodle 4, you will see this messasge in the Enviroment check:		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 This feature relies on the PHP XML-RPC extension which is no longer maintained by PHP.		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 This feature relies on the PHP XML-RPC extension which is no longer maintained by PHP.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]]		[[File:xmlrpcwarning.png]]


	This is shown because you have the XMLRPC protocol enabled for Joomdle to work.		This is shown because you have the XMLRPC protocol enabled for Joomdle to work.

Antonio at 18:41, 20 April 2022

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	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.		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.~~jpg~~]]		[[File:xmlrpcwarning.png]]

	This is shown because you have the XMLRPC protocol enabled for Joomdle to work.		This is shown because you have the XMLRPC protocol enabled for Joomdle to work.

Antonio at 18:39, 20 April 2022

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	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.		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.jpg]]

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

	~~With Joomdle 2, you can use REST web service instead, so XML-RPC is not needed.~~

			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 Moodle, set Web services protocol to REST.

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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.

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

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

* 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