Difference between revisions of "Moodle4"
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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: | ||
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− | This is shown because you have the | + | 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 | + | 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. |
Revision as of 18:56, 20 April 2022
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:
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 This feature relies on the PHP XML-RPC extension which is no longer maintained by PHP.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 XML-RPC 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 these 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