By margokw on

Does anyone know a way to run a Drupal site behind a Moodle login?

The idea is to set the Drupal login default to anonymous so we don't have to keep two user databases synched. But, to ensure that the Drupal info is safe and only Moodle users can access it, we want to place the Drupal within a Moodle directory. Does anyone know if this would be doable, given Drupal's sturcture?

How would one go about doing this? Can I just simply install a Drupal instance in a Moodle directory?

Thanks for any info and ideas!

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jtjones23’s picture

jtjones23 commented

Check out Moodle Integration - http://drupal.org/project/moodle

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margokw commented

That's the opposite of what I want--that's a Moodle integration into Drupal. I want a Drupal integration into Moodle.

jtjones23’s picture

jtjones23 commented

Well, I guess I would look in the Moodle forums for a similar module but it's not really clear to me why the integration has to go in a specific direction. Integrating Moodle into Drupal is probably much easier than the the other way around.

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margokw commented

I want the Drupal inside a Moodle directory. I don't need to integrate Moodle into Drupal, I just need to hide Drupal behind Moodle's authentication so that everyone and their mother don't have access to it.

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bomarmonk commented

It would be rather nice to do this, as Moodle users could then do things like create nodes that get added to a view for only their class. I'm not sure how to do this, but if you find an answer, let me know!