Hello, I would like to connect Wild Apricot with Moodle. I would like to use wild apricot as a membership management platform that when i create a memebership there then the contact, memebership and course information gets created automatically in Moodle.
Anyone know how i can connect the two? Use Webhooks or APIs?
Moodle's Web Service API functions are the ideal way to have an external system feed data into Moodle. Functions like core_user_create_user, core_user_update_user are probably useful here. There are various functions for working with course and enrolment data, depending on exactly what you want to do.
Thank you, I saw this tutorial
and I have been attempting to make it work though not showing function as yet when I test on Postman, still dissecting what could the problem be.
I keep following this tutorial but all I get is "error": "Web service is not available. (It doesn't exist or might be disabled.)", What could be the problem?
Please provide details of the request you are sending (you will probably want to obscure the wstoken), so that we can see what might be going wrong.
Okay, thanks, will this information on the image surfice?
Which service are you trying to generate a token for, test_ws or make_moodles? You have defined the service parameter twice, but one seems to start with a line break (maybe you copy-and-pasted it from somewhere?).
im trying to generate for make_moodles, I copied from the tutorial
. So I named the service make_moodles and the username is make_moodles too so I know what I am working on. Should I change their information?
There's quite a few steps to go through to enable individual services in Moodle and assign them to a user/token. Did you do all that? The menu in the web services admin page walks you through it.
Yes I followed the steps. On assign user roles, should I assign to all users or just the user I created for the service?
Doesn't matter but just the one user is sensible/secure for this kind of thing.
You can usually test the webservice with a command line 'curl' and/or one of those web service testing clients.
You can usually test the webservice with a command line 'curl' and/or one of those web service testing clients.