• Resolved edmyn

    (@edmyn)


    In /local/edwiserbridge/edwiserbridge.php?tab=service there is now an error message that says:

    Exception – Class ‘webservice’ not found
    More information about this error

    In debug mode there is also the following messages:

    Debug info:
    Error code: generalexceptionmessage

    Stack trace:
    line 466 of /local/edwiserbridge/mod_form.php: Error thrown
    line 204 of /lib/formslib.php: call to edwiserbridge_summary_form->definition()
    line 103 of /local/edwiserbridge/edwiserbridge.php: call to moodleform->__construct()

    The Moodle version we use is 3.5.17. Local_edwiserbridge version is 2.0.6. Auth_wdmwpmoodle version is 1.3.9.

    We also have a Moodle installation in version 3.9.5 with the same plugin version installed, and these error messages do not show there.

    Does this mean that Edwiser Bridge is not compatible with Moodle 3.5?

    Best regards,
    Edmyn

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    Plugin Author WisdmLabs

    (@wisdmlabs)

    Hello @edmyn

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Edwiser Bridge is compatible with Moodle 3.5!

    Could you please add the following line to the code in the file local/edwiserbridge/mod_form.php on line 168

    if( ! class_exists(webservice)){
    require_once $CFG->dirroot.”/webservice/lib.php”;
    }

    It is before the following line
    $webservicemanager = new webservice();

    We believe it will resolve the issue. If the issue persists please let us know.

    Thanks,
    Dharmesh Barot
    Team Edwiser

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by WisdmLabs.
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