* Default role for all users (in Administration > Users > Permissions > User policies) - should be set to Authenticated user
* Default frontpage role (in Administration > Front Page > Front Page settings) - should be set to none or Student
* That the admin user is not assigned the role of guest as a system role or a front page role or in the site news forum context
# Delete the news forum from the course homepage.# In Course settings set "News items to show" to 0.# Delete the Latest news block
A teacher/tutor-only forum may be added to a course by creating a hidden forum. Teachers are able to view hidden course activities whereas students cannot.
Timed posts are disabled by default, but the feature can be enabled by checking the forum_enabletimedposts checkbox in the forum settings via Administration > Modules > Activities. Timed posts can then be created by users with the capability to view hidden timed posts (normally admins and teachers).
When using groups, teachers are given the option of adding a new discussion topic for all participants or for a selected group. To enable students in separate groups to reply to a discussion, the teacher must copy and paste their discussion topic for each separate group, selecting each group from the dropdown menu at the top left of the forum page before clicking the "Add a new discussion topic" button.
If you're having a problem that you suspect is related to roles, consider using the rolesdebug.php roles debugging script. You can download it from the Modules and plugins database. The script gives you a spatial view of your role assignments and overrides in a given context, and analyzes your permissions there. To interpret the output requires a basic understanding of roles and capabilities. If you are a complete roles novice, run the script and post the output to the Roles and Capabilities Forum.
if you want an admin you must donate on the forum!
# There is an HTML code <nolink> question goes here </nolink> which can prevent links, including glossary from being shown. # Under site administration, filters, there is a switch which can hide glossary. Turning this off when a quiz is open is one option. There are several hacks which may turn off glossary during a quiz. # For those who want to be brave and turn off glossary for all quizzes on the site or in other areas, this forum thread should be usefu
Yes.
check the forum example IM playing in vivagamers INDO so i should search and find its forum THEN look for the admin event or something like that
"Admin" means somebody who can control parts of something. For instance, say that you are on a forum. You look at a post and it has a bad word in it. You can report it to the admin, and he could then leave it, or delete it and ban the user that posted the thread.
Old answer: Hi, i don't think it does show their IP address without their say so. New answer: Yes it does but you have to be the admin of the forum, but the admin has the ability to show everybodys ip or not show everybodys ip but regardless the admin can see everybodys ip.
Just edit the script file (like, header / footer template file) and add link.