Hi to all i am new to moodle i want to implement that before registering a user admin should allowed user then user should be registered. what should i do? I am using moodle 3.0 version.
Thanks in advance .
Hi Gulshan. I think that this community plugin may be just the thing for you: https://moodle.org/plugins/auth_emailadmin
This plugin "Provides email-based self-registration with admin confirmation instead of user confirmation."
Jamie
Hi Jamie
i tried this plugin but it shows errors
Plugin block_emailadmin does not declare valid $plugin->component in its version.php.
- line 328 of \lib\classes\plugin_manager.php: call to debugging()
- line 348 of \lib\classes\plugin_manager.php: call to core_plugin_manager->load_present_plugins()
- line 217 of \lib\classes\plugininfo\base.php: call to core_plugin_manager->get_present_plugins()
- line 143 of \lib\classes\plugininfo\base.php: call to core\plugininfo\base->load_disk_version()
- line 97 of \lib\classes\plugininfo\base.php: call to core\plugininfo\base::make_plugin_instance()
- line 408 of \lib\classes\plugin_manager.php: call to core\plugininfo\base::get_plugins()
- line 368 of \lib\classes\plugin_manager.php: call to core_plugin_manager->get_plugins_of_type()
- line 758 of \lib\classes\plugin_manager.php: call to core_plugin_manager->get_plugins()
- line 684 of \admin\index.php: call to core_plugin_manager->all_plugins_ok()
jQuery plugin 'migrate' can not be found in component 'core'.
- line 524 of \lib\outputrequirementslib.php: call to debugging()
- line 32 of \theme\eguru\lib.php: call to page_requirements_manager->jquery_plugin()
- line 619 of \lib\outputlib.php: call to theme_eguru_page_init()
- line 1033 of \lib\outputrenderers.php: call to theme_config->init_page()
- line 2771 of \lib\outputrenderers.php: call to core_renderer->header()
- line 388 of \lib\setuplib.php: call to core_renderer->fatal_error()
- line 1308 of \lib\upgradelib.php: call to default_exception_handler()
- line 1764 of \lib\upgradelib.php: call to upgrade_handle_exception()
- line 693 of \admin\index.php: call to upgrade_noncore()
Can you confirm you grabbed the right version of the plugin?
I think Moodle 3.0 would require the second one listed on that page: 1.2.4
Thanks Jamie problem was solved.