Event Trigger

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Maintained by Catalyst IT
This plugin plugin allows site administrators to trigger external actions such as an http request or email when certain events happen in Moodle. Filters can be added to check if the event meets certain conditions and actions(email/http post) can include information contained within the Moodle event. Lookups can also be added to the workflow to allow information not contained within the Moodle event to be exposed to the external action.
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Supports Moodle 4.4-4.5 See all versions
Latest release: 1 year ago
Installations: 763
Downloads (last 90 days): 212
Frankenstyle name: tool_trigger
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Brandon Jimenez
Hello Dan:
I enabled the event monitoring and got no response. I checked and the system is well configured to send emails (is sending them when the user is created and when enrolment status changes) so that rules out the server not being able to send emails. You're probably in that is not the trigger plugin, Is there a way to attach any sort of screenshots?
as usual, appreciate the help and best regards
Brandon
Dan Marsden
Better documentation is on the task-list, but not quite there yet - to debug this further you could try enabling the standard core event monitoring plugin and add a subscription to the update password event and see if you get an e-mail via that method - if you don't get the e-mail via that method either it's likely not an issue with the trigger plugin but an issue with your site. If you do get the e-mail via the core event monitoring tool then it points to an issue with the configuration of your trigger (or a bug with the trigger code.)
Brandon Jimenez
Hello Dan, yes it is, and i checked here...Site administration > Server > Scheduled tasks, and it show both events as being active, and configured to run as per the defaults from your original settings. The two events shows as active, running and have been triggered, but on Workflow overview, under "Last triggered", nothing shows.....
Anyway, best regards
Dan Marsden
@Brandon - is cron running on your server?
Brandon Jimenez
Hello guys: This plugin looks really good to customise the platform without going too deep into the code. That being said, i've been trying to configure a simple workflow to send an email when the user updates their password, and probably something is off. I've configured the event to be monitored as Core: user password updated and then two steps: a lookup by user ID, and then an action to send an email with that info.... is there any kind of examples on your wiki? i couldn't find any.
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Approval issue created: CONTRIB-7306