Mary Cooch

No - I was referring to Pedram's site. There are ways to find out the version of Moodle even if you are not an admin, for example by finding a docs link and seeing which version of Moodle it takes you to. Pedram's site is definitely 2.6

It is Moodle 2.6 but I can't say precisely which release of 2.6 it is.

Bonjour I think this has been noticed and reported here MDLSITE-2845 so should be fixed soon.

Edit: And you were editing your post as I was adding mine (Les grands esprits se rencontrent...)

Avez vous activé aussi Activer la restriction aux membres de groupes (dans Admin du Site>Expérimental>Réglages expérimentaux?)

It's great to see so many people, especially Particularly Helpful Moodlers, linking to Moodle documentation when responding to queries  I thought it might be worth reminding people of a couple of documentation-related things:

• We've tried to make the documentation pages have appropriate names, so very often if you want to point someone in the direction of, say Conditional activities or Cohorts, the relevant docs page actually has that name. So all you need to do is type double square brackets either side of the name and it takes you straight there :  makes Text editor for example.
• If you have to search the docs however, the link you come across via Google is quick to copy and paste but is often an older version (presumably because Moodle's faster than Google)  See here:

It links to Moodle 2.2, which might  be fine but might be out of date depending on the exact  information required.Since Moodle 2.0, every major release has got its own documentation version. So another useful thing to do is when you paste the link into forum posts, just take out the number (22 here) and then you will always get the latest version (such as: http://docs.moodle.org/en/Cohorts) Please help me spread the word