|name = New permissions evaluation {{Moodle 2.0}}{{Roles}}

...to have different permissions to do, or not do, various things. Therefore, permissions need to be configurable and flexible. ===Roles and capabilities===

{{Roles}}This is a general error that indicates the current user account does not h ...remains, please post in the [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=6826 Roles and Capabilities forum] on moodle.org.

==Locally assigned roles== Assign roles for the activity. See Assign roles.

{{Roles}} ...rix which give the ability for a specific role to work with other specific roles.

*This allows a user to [[Assign roles|assign roles]] in a given context (system, front page, course category or course). ...nments' in ''Settings > Site administration > Users > Permissions > Define roles''. This is logical because even though a teacher might have moodle/role:ass

*This capability is allowed for the default roles of manager, teacher, non-editing teacher and student ...ed, edit the roles in ''Site administration > Users > Permissions > Define roles'' and unset the mod/scorm:savetrack capability.

...fault role for all users should be set to authenticated user. Normally all permissions for the role of authenticated user should be left as default. ==Reviewing authenticated user role permissions==

...anager, teacher and non-editing teacher roles and is not set for all other roles. ...ser fields may be hidden by an administrator in ''Administration > Users > Permissions > [[User policies]]''. None are hidden by default.

{{Standard roles}} Site administrators have permissions to do anything.

...the ''Administration'' block,click ''Assign roles''. The list of possible roles you can assign will appear: ...checked in ''Site administration > Accounts > Users > Permissions > Define roles > Allow role assignments.''

...rifications please post to the [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?f=941 Roles and Capabilities forum]. ...lities that users associated to these roles can perform is fixed. To check permissions, we normally use isteacheredit($courseid), isguest() etc.

This page in my opinion is for site administrators managing roles. It tended to talk about users, when it actually meant a role. Users on ...roles" menu tabs. It maybe elsewhere but I looked in site administration Permissions and did not see it. --[[User:chris collman|chris collman]] 23:44, 25 Februa

{{Roles}} ...ned to override a role in a specific context, allowing you to "tweak" your permissions as required.

{{Roles}}There are two slightly different ways of acheiving this role. The first ro #Access ''Administration > Users > Permissions > Define roles''.

...n any other circumstance in which the actual user does not have the needed permissions. This error means that the actual user has no permissions to view the discussion/forum posts.

...new heading 'Plan to Improve Flexibility of Question Category Sharing and Permissions']. * to use activity module roles and permissions and restore and backup framework for question banks rather than special cas

*This capability is not set for any of the default roles ...via ''Administration > Site Administration > Users > Permissions > Define roles.''

#Access ''Administration > Users > Permissions > Define roles'' #Click the tab "Locally assigned roles"

{{Standard roles}} *A user with the Student [[Roles|role]] in Moodle can participate in course activities and view resources bu