Kristina Schneider

Hi Colin,

Thank you for responding, however, I believe that you are misinterpreting my question. I'm taking about a glitch (I think) and not circumventing any privacy issues. FYI, none of the information I'm wanting to share would break any privacy laws.

The reason why I want students to see the full profile of other students is because I've created custom fields which were meant to be shared. I've also set some fundemental moodle settings to make visible to all and they aren't.

I'd like to re-emphasise that the fields I want people to see are the profile fields I've created which I've marked visible to everyone, which are not showing up visible to everyone. Perhaps this was meant to be seen in the regular profile view?

In addition, I am taking about the email address which I've listed as visible to anyone in the course.

If anyone has insights as to why this would not work as configured, I'd be very grateful.

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Many thanks,

Kristina

After about 4 hours of trying to figure this out, I'm asking for help. I am using Moodle2.0.1 (Build: 20101225)

Students cannot see each other's full profile of other student profiles. They can see the basic profile, but not the full profile. Here is how things are currently set up:

• I have a set of students all enrolled in a course. There are no groups set, so in principle, no student is hidden from another.
• Student permissions are set to Allow for View user profiles > moodle/user:viewdetails
• In the user's profile, the Allow only other course members to see my email address is set, and yet, no once can see them. I even tried setting it so that everyone could see their email address and still nothing.
• I have created some custom user profile fields and they are all set to Visible to everyone, and yet, no one can see them.

That said, all users can see the full profile of Teachers enrolled in the course.

Any idea what I'm doing wrong? It is essential that they can see this information.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Kristina

Thank you so much for your answer.

Our reseller has our system on an adobe server (https://admin.na5.acrobat.com/). Do you know how this affects my situation?

Kristina

What you want to do is change the order of your courses. My instructions will be on M 2.0 but if I remember correctly, it's the same as in Moodle 1.x

Go to Site Administration > Courses > Add/edit courses

At this point, if you have more than 1 category, you can use the move up and move down  arrows to put your categories in the order that you want.

Next, you click on a category and use those same arrows to move the courses in the order that you want.

You'll see all these pages reflected on your front page!

Hope this helps,

Kristina

I'd recommend using the Additional HTML option which is available with the latest stable version released in February. See it in action here: http://moodle.technogenii.net/

http://www.yourdomain.org/admin/settings.php?section=additionalhtml

In the second box, where it is indicated When BODY is opened enter your image code. For simplicity, I created a new folder in the root of moodle called images (you have to put yourself a reminder to transfer it back after upgrades -- on this, someone else might have a better idea) so my code looks like this <img src="http://www.yourdomain.org/images/head-bg.png">

Also, I recommend you use a graphic file that is 2560 pixels wide and align your logo to the left, making sure it does not surpass 950 pixels in width.

Hope this helps!

Kristina