Microsoft 365 Integration
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Maintained by
Enovation Dev Team, Lai Wei, Patryk Mroczko
This plugin provides libraries and services that power other Microsoft 365 plugins.
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can you update the latest version here in moodle.org, they are not up to date with the versions in git.
So
$endpoint = '/applications/?$filter=appId%20eq%20\''.$oidcconfig->clientid.'\'';
instead of
$endpoint = '/applications/?$filter=Id%20eq%20\''.$oidcconfig->clientid.'\'';
I do not have an API call error anymore, but the error 'Could not check reply url' remains.
I will do that, thanks for your response!
Is there anybody, using these Office 365 Plugins successfully with Moodle 3.5? Am i the only one experiencing the above errors?
Any feedback's apprechiated. Thanks!
So I installed all Plugins on our productive Moodle 3.5 Instance and getting the same Errors:
Could not check reply url
Could not check sign-on URL
- And graph
Error in API call: Property 'appid' does not exist as a declared property or extension property.
Is there any quickfix? I really planned with Office 365 SSO for schoolstart, next week.
We are getting:
Syncing user ealbert@usml.edu
Could not assign profile photo to user "ealbert@usml.edu" Reason: Could not refresh token
Found a user in Azure AD that seems to match a user in Moodle
moodle username: ealbert, aad upn: ealbert@usml.edu
User is already matched.
We are still getting "Could not check reply url." After switching to Application access. All other checks seem to work ok such as for the graph api and it all seems to work. We are on Moodle 3.4 stable and the latest detected plugin. Azure AD permissions are correct as far as we can tell.
Could not check reply url
Could not check sign-on URL
- And graph
Error in API call: Property 'appid' does not exist as a declared property or extension property.
Everything else appears correct. I have read that this problem was fixed in later versions (ie for later than Moodle 2.9), but that this version of the plugin is still quite old (from May 2017). We have the latest version. Is the problem going to be fixed for this version, too?
We have another issue, which I wonder might be related to this: teachers who upload files to courses from their OneDrive to share with students using the O365 file picker, do not seem to get sharing permissions set properly. When students go to view the resources they receive an O365 warning that the file is not shared with them. Any advice on this?
Can you automate the user account linking to o365-services or do every student have to do it once bythemselves?
We are having difficulties with connecting Moodle and Azure (o365). The Azure AD Application reports the error that it could not check the reply url.
Is this possibly a proxy problem? With other Moodle plugins we faced the problem, that they do not use Moodle's proxy setting. Does this plugin use them, or can they be configured seperately?
Thanks,
Wolfgang