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Hello:
I have recently uploaded a website from my localhost to GoDaddy. Everything seems to be working fine, but I have three problems with the Joomdle integration.
1. I get a warning on my moodle courses module:
Warning: file_get_contents(http://localhost/moodle//webservice/xmlrpc/server.php?wstoken=a688c8840bbc8a4e62c8538070307f02&lang=en): failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found in /home/metutel24/public_html/administrator/components/com_joomdle/helpers/content.php on line 131
2. It appears that the users are not enrolled in any courses.
3. When my users logout, they are redirected to my localhost website: localhost/mywebsite
I have a feeling the warning (although not an error) is part of the reason the user don't seem to be enrolled. I checked the content.php file, and it seems that I can track the error back to the variable 'moodle_url'. It seems to be pulling in localhost instead of my website. I have checked the config file and I think everything looks correct. Can someone tell me which file gets that variable? I think that it will help me resolve the issue.
Also, please note that the moodle installation went fine - I can easily go to the moodle website: www.metutel.com/moodle . It just seems that my connector is configured improperly.
My website name is www.metutel.com if that helps.
Thanks
I have recently uploaded a website from my localhost to GoDaddy. Everything seems to be working fine, but I have three problems with the Joomdle integration.
1. I get a warning on my moodle courses module:
Warning: file_get_contents(http://localhost/moodle//webservice/xmlrpc/server.php?wstoken=a688c8840bbc8a4e62c8538070307f02&lang=en): failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found in /home/metutel24/public_html/administrator/components/com_joomdle/helpers/content.php on line 131
2. It appears that the users are not enrolled in any courses.
3. When my users logout, they are redirected to my localhost website: localhost/mywebsite
I have a feeling the warning (although not an error) is part of the reason the user don't seem to be enrolled. I checked the content.php file, and it seems that I can track the error back to the variable 'moodle_url'. It seems to be pulling in localhost instead of my website. I have checked the config file and I think everything looks correct. Can someone tell me which file gets that variable? I think that it will help me resolve the issue.
Also, please note that the moodle installation went fine - I can easily go to the moodle website: www.metutel.com/moodle . It just seems that my connector is configured improperly.
My website name is www.metutel.com if that helps.
Thanks
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Ok, I got this working.
If you are configuring joomdle on a local site and then uploading to a shared server, it is best to change the Moodle URL in General configuration of Joomdle before importing the database onto the server For some reason I thought that I could just change the settings in the Moodle site administration page once I imported the files, but that obviously didn't work.
Hopefully, if anyone else makes this mistake, my post will help.
If you are configuring joomdle on a local site and then uploading to a shared server, it is best to change the Moodle URL in General configuration of Joomdle before importing the database onto the server For some reason I thought that I could just change the settings in the Moodle site administration page once I imported the files, but that obviously didn't work.
Hopefully, if anyone else makes this mistake, my post will help.
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