Itamar Tzadok

Assuming that you are using the Event_monitoring. If not, you should probably use the Event_monitoring.

If you add to the notification message the {link} place holder, it should display in the email the link to the entry. hth

William, I think you are missing the point of the requirement. This is a request form and the request needs to be processed and approved or declined. The requester needs to be notified of the decision. I suspect that the Feedback module is not designed for that. Nor any other core module.

William, I think that we are well beyond the point of considering only core features as standard. As infrastructure becomes more and more complex, Moodle, and all other major LMS platforms for that matter, have to funnel most of their resources to the development and maintenance of that part of the core (e.g. plugin support, reports, analytics etc.). End user features are now the domain of third-party providers. Consider that more and more plugins are now developed by Moodle partners and other professional companies. These plugins are typically well tested and uptodate and are likely to be better supported than any end user feature in core Moodle that is maintained by HQ. Even the main core Moodle modules, e.g. Quiz, are developed and maintained by third party providers. LMS providers will now encourage you to use LTI to connect from the LMS to external activities which can be delivered on any platform. This is becoming the standard.

So, in my opinion, to really take advantage of what Moodle can offer you, you need to overcome your (or your institution's) concerns and start using plugins from the plugins repo. There are pretty good plugins there that can change your learners experience dramatically.

The notification rules are undergoing enhancement work and you can watch CONTRIB-5412 for more details.