[MDL-47408] Link to users blog displayed even if blogging disabled - Moodle Tracker

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Affected Branches:
MOODLE_26_STABLE
Fixed Branches:
MOODLE_26_STABLE, MOODLE_27_STABLE
Pull from Repository:
https://github.com/DmitryNefedov/moodle
Pull Master Branch:
~~MDL-47408~~-master
Pull Master Diff URL:
https://github.com/DmitryNefedov/moodle/compare/master...MDL-47408-master
Testing Instructions:

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1. Select course with enrolled students.
2. Select Current course -> Participants.
3. Select User details from User list
4a. If Site administration -> Advanced features -> Enable blogs -> Yes (Default)
4a1 If "Blog visibility" is "User can only see their own blogs"
Blog link will be available only for logged user.
4a2 Else
Blog link will be available to user's blogs.
4b. If Site administration -> Advanced features -> Enable blogs -> No
Blog link will not appear.

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1. Select course with enrolled students. 2. Select Current course -> Participants. 3. Select User details from User list 4a. If Site administration -> Advanced features -> Enable blogs -> Yes (Default) 4a1 If "Blog visibility" is "User can only see their own blogs" Blog link will be available only for logged user. 4a2 Else Blog link will be available to user's blogs. 4b. If Site administration -> Advanced features -> Enable blogs -> No Blog link will not appear.

Disable blogs sitewide

In any course with enrolled users, select 'Current course > Participants' then select 'User details' from the 'User list' dropdown menu.

In the subsequent user listing, a link to each users blog is displayed even if blogging is disabled site-wide.

Clicking on the link brings you to a page informing you of this; "Blogging is disabled!" (plus the stacktrace from ~~MDL-43218~~)

has a non-specific relationship to

MDL-43218 Link to blogs appears even when blogs not enabled

Participants:: CiBoT, Dan Poltawski, Dmitry Nefedov, Marina Glancy, Paul Holden, Sam Hemelryk

Component watchers:: Adrian Greeve, Jake Dallimore, Mathew May, Mihail Geshoski, Peter Dias, Sujith Haridasan, Adrian Greeve, Jake Dallimore, Mathew May, Mihail Geshoski, Peter Dias, Sujith Haridasan