Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status: Closed
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: 1.8.2
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Component/s: Roles / Access
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Labels:None
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Environment:unicode is required to be installed/enabled. OK
database mysql version 4.1.16 is required and you are running 5.0.32 OK
php version 4.3.0 is required and you are running 5.2.0.8.4 OK
php_extension iconv is recommended to be installed/enabled OK
php_extension mbstring is recommended to be installed/enabled OK
php_extension curl is recommended to be installed/enabled OK
php_extension openssl is recommended to be installed/enabled OK
php_extension tokenizer is recommended to be installed/enabled OKunicode is required to be installed/enabled. OK database mysql version 4.1.16 is required and you are running 5.0.32 OK php version 4.3.0 is required and you are running 5.2.0.8.4 OK php_extension iconv is recommended to be installed/enabled OK php_extension mbstring is recommended to be installed/enabled OK php_extension curl is recommended to be installed/enabled OK php_extension openssl is recommended to be installed/enabled OK php_extension tokenizer is recommended to be installed/enabled OK
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Affected Branches:MOODLE_18_STABLE
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Fixed Branches:MOODLE_18_STABLE, MOODLE_19_STABLE
Description
With a fresh install of 1.8.2, the user profile is missing the course listing.
A bit of debugging in /lib/datalib.php showed that this statement in get_my_courses evaluates to true for site admins, even when they are teachers:
if (has_capability('moodle/legacy:guest',$sitecontext,$userid,true))
{ return(array()); }For students and teachers, there is no problem.