Single Sign On - Revision history

Antonio at 12:06, 5 April 2021

2021-04-05T12:06:40Z

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	This is controlled with the "Use redirectless SSO" option in Joomdle configuration in Joomla.		This is controlled with the "Use redirectless SSO" option in Joomdle configuration in Joomla.


			'''Important notice:''' When Joomdle uses login/logout with redirection, no more plugins will be executed after it, as the redirection stops normal Joomla process. This is usually not important, because Joomdlehooks user plugin is set to be executed after all the other plugins. However, in some situations, it may present issues. If you see something not working as expected, you can disable joomdlehooks plugin for a moment to check if it is causing the problem.

Antonio at 17:59, 6 March 2014

2014-03-06T17:59:54Z

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	- With redirect. Used by default. Works on most sites.		- With redirect. Used by default. Works on most sites.

	- Without redirect. Only works with cURL and both Moodle and Joomla on the same domain. This can help you if you have some problems with redirection, for example in AJAX calls or e-commerce extensions.		- Without redirect. Only works with cURL and both Moodle and Joomla on the same domain. This can help you if you have some problems with redirection, for example when you use fancy java-script based logins, AJAX calls or e-commerce extensions.


	This is controlled with the "Use redirectless SSO" option in Joomdle configuration in Joomla.		This is controlled with the "Use redirectless SSO" option in Joomdle configuration in Joomla.

Antonio at 16:10, 6 March 2014

2014-03-06T16:10:44Z

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	SSO can be perfomed in two ways:		SSO can be perfomed in two ways:

	- With redirect. Used by default. ~~Most~~ on most sites.		- With redirect. Used by default. Works on most sites.

	- Without redirect. Only works with cURL and both Moodle and Joomla on the same domain. This can help you if you have some problems with redirection, for example in AJAX calls or e-commerce extensions.		- Without redirect. Only works with cURL and both Moodle and Joomla on the same domain. This can help you if you have some problems with redirection, for example in AJAX calls or e-commerce extensions.

Antonio at 16:10, 6 March 2014

2014-03-06T16:10:07Z

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	SSO can be perfomed in two ways:		SSO can be perfomed in two ways:

	- With redirect. Used by default. Most on most sites.		- With redirect. Used by default. Most on most sites.

	- Without redirect. Only works with cURL and both Moodle and Joomla on the same domain. This can help you if you have some problems with redirection, for example in AJAX calls or e-commerce extensions.		- Without redirect. Only works with cURL and both Moodle and Joomla on the same domain. This can help you if you have some problems with redirection, for example in AJAX calls or e-commerce extensions.


	This is controlled with the "Use redirectless SSO" option in Joomdle configuration in Joomla.		This is controlled with the "Use redirectless SSO" option in Joomdle configuration in Joomla.

Antonio at 16:09, 6 March 2014

2014-03-06T16:09:45Z

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	Joomla is used as the "master". That is, credentials are always checked against Joomla information, no matter how the user enters the system.		Joomla is used as the "master". That is, credentials are always checked against Joomla information, no matter how the user enters the system.


			SSO can be perfomed in two ways:
			- With redirect. Used by default. Most on most sites.
			- Without redirect. Only works with cURL and both Moodle and Joomla on the same domain. This can help you if you have some problems with redirection, for example in AJAX calls or e-commerce extensions.

			This is controlled with the "Use redirectless SSO" option in Joomdle configuration in Joomla.

Antonio: Protected "Single Sign On" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite))

2010-10-30T14:59:14Z

Protected "Single Sign On" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite))

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Antonio: Created page with '{{Languages}} {{Current Version}} Joomdle provides Single Sign On (SSO) between Joomla and Moodle. Therefore, user logins can be performed using Joomla's or Moodle's login pag…'

2010-08-06T16:20:52Z

Created page with '{{Languages}} {{Current Version}} Joomdle provides Single Sign On (SSO) between Joomla and Moodle. Therefore, user logins can be performed using Joomla's or Moodle's login pag…'

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{{Languages}}

{{Current Version}}

Joomdle provides Single Sign On (SSO) between Joomla and Moodle.

Therefore, user logins can be performed using Joomla's or Moodle's login page and eliminates the need to login a second time when the user enters the other platform.

Joomdle's SSO provides the following functions:
* When the user logs in either Joomla or Moodle, he is automatically logged into the other.
* When the user logs out of either Joomla or Moodle, he/she is automatically logged out of the other.
* User sessions are syncrhonized between both platforms

Joomla is used as the "master". That is, credentials are always checked against Joomla information, no matter how the user enters the system.