Suggestion for eFront instructions

Discussion in 'Integration' started by trainsem, Dec 26, 2011.

  1. trainsem

    trainsem Member

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    In Setup/Configuration:: eFront:

    Code:
    eFront plugin
    
    This plugin provides product and user management integration between aMember and eFront (v3.6.7+)
    1. Enable in Admin CP -> Plugins -> eFront
    2. Configure eFront admin userid, password and full path to API2
    
      Example: http://www.mydomain.com/efront/www/api2.php
    
    3. Configure subscription on product by product basis(amember CP -> Protect Content -> Integrations)
    4. In eFront, logged on as Administrator, go to System Configuration:
      Set "Redirect after logout to:" to http://mydomain.com/amember/login/logout
    
    Direct support questions to: support@cgi-central.net
    
    Note: Be sure to santise your course / lesson names from any high ascii characters
          such as & and # as it may cause problems when building the course / lesson list or updating their profile.
          To avoid possible issues with single login between amember and Moodle, edit /amember/application/configs/config.php
          and add this line to  the top of the file after <?php line:
          define('AM_SESSION_NAME', 'AMSESSID');
    Suggest updating the above to a current version number and typos to be fixed, but in particular Step 4 should say something like:

    This last URL redirects to
    http://mydomain.com/amember/
  2. supex

    supex New Member

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    i have done below but still cannot work, please advice.

    4. In eFront, logged on as Administrator, go to System Configuration:
    Set "Redirect after logout to:" to http://mydomain.com/amember/login/logout
  3. supex

    supex New Member

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    Is this applicable to eFront as well?

    To avoid possible issues with single login between amember and Moodle, edit /amember/application/configs/config.php
    and add this line to the top of the file after <?php line:
    define('AM_SESSION_NAME', 'AMSESSID');

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