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Microsoft 365 Integration
Microsoft 365 Plugins for Moodle
Microsoft 365 Integration Local Plugin
This plugin provides libraries and services that power the Microsoft 365 plugins.
This is part of the suite of Microsoft 365 plugins for Moodle.
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The supported Moodle versions of this plugin is in line with core Moodle version support.
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Can you provide mre information on how the School Data sync fromwithin Moodle works. I am setting up SDS with our SIS (Powerschool) but want to know what configuration optiosn and settinsg are available.
I haven't got that far yet thanks for the reply, still trying to determine which version of Moodle to go with, many plugins other than Office 365 needed for my schools needs.
To fix this automatically, your system API user must be an administrator, and the "Access your organization's directory" permission must be enabled in Azure AD for the "Windows Azure Active Directory" application.
Additionally, I have a question concerning login capability on the Moodle Mobile App. I have not figured out how to make it work. Do you have instructions for this?
Appreciate any guidance you can share. Thanks.
I chose the Login "via an Embedded Browser" and it works perfectly.
We are testing the built in OAuth 2 services in Mdl 3.3+, and have gotten the authentication part working with both Office 365 and regular Microsoft accounts. The additional Office 365 plugin-set is offering authentication, Storage sharing/OneDrive, Assignments, OneNote access and Calendar Sync.
Does the built-in OAuth 2 services support all these features? I can't make the OneDrive repo working, only for the regular Microsoft accounts, in the Mdl docs, it's written that it doesn't work with the API for OneDrive business, that is ok and I've figured that out.
..but with this set of plugins, all files are available with the repository-plugin, that's what I want with the built-in OAuth 2 services as well.
I created a app in Azure, but when I try to authenticate the users, I get a error message saying that the API is not supported. So, is the Office 365 with an app reigstred for all users within an O365-subscription, not supported at all in Mdl 3.3?
Does somebody here know if it's possible? Will calendar sync, assignments etc.. be available with the built-in OAuth 2 services?
Adhoc task failed: local_o365\task\sharepointaccesssync,Fout bij het lezen van de databank
Debug info:
Table 'edudelta.mdl_users' doesn't exist
SELECT id, username FROM mdl_users
Which is quite logical, as the table name is mdl_user and not mdl_users
Version 3.2.0.1, 2016120501
Does anybody know why it tries to find our user data in mdl_users in stead of mdl_user?
Kindly advise on how to prevent creating duplicate account when LDAP and OpenID Connect are enabled on Moodle.
Thank you for your help.
Best regards,
Anis