It seems that our moodle is set to auto-enrollment. How can I turn it off?
I'm on the 1.95 version and I cant find where this switch is set.
You can turn it off from the particular course under Admin/Settings.
At the Edit Course Settings screen under Enrollments switch the Course enrollable option to No.
From the Site Administration block on the start page there are options under Course/Enrollments/Settings
At the Edit Course Settings screen under Enrollments switch the Course enrollable option to No.
From the Site Administration block on the start page there are options under Course/Enrollments/Settings
Hey Jeffrey.
I have really worked hard on this, and now I understand that you misunderstood me
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You see my problem is that when a user is opening an account in my moodle, he get the right to go into every course without enrolling at all. The same way as me as a administrator. But I want them to enroll in the courses, but they don't get the button for enroll into the courses, they just enter. But the other strange thing is that they cant enter the forums? I really think it has something to do with the roles rights. And it says "inheriting", but I cant see from where they inherit. It is "Authenticated users".
I have really worked hard on this, and now I understand that you misunderstood me
You see my problem is that when a user is opening an account in my moodle, he get the right to go into every course without enrolling at all. The same way as me as a administrator. But I want them to enroll in the courses, but they don't get the button for enroll into the courses, they just enter. But the other strange thing is that they cant enter the forums? I really think it has something to do with the roles rights. And it says "inheriting", but I cant see from where they inherit. It is "Authenticated users".
Hi Bjorn,
Have you come across a solution for this issue? We are experiencing the same exact thing. Thank you, -Mike
Make sure the default role for users once they log in is 'Authenticated user' and not 'Student'. To check this and fix it if needed, go to 'Administration > Users > Permissions > User policies' and check that the 'Default role for all users' is actually 'Authenticated user' and not 'Student'.
Saludos, Iñaki.