Notify site administrators about new Email Signups

Maintained by Iñaki Arenaza
This plugin sends an email notification message to the 'Support email' address every time a new Moodle user account is created via the 'Email signup' authentication plugin. The notification message contains some essential details about the account just created (email address, full name and user account name). The email is sent when the user signs up, not when the user account is confirmed. So the plugin will notify even about accounts that may never be confirmed.
Price option: Free

Supports Moodle 2.7-4.5 See all versions
Latest release: 5 years ago
Installations: 304
Downloads (last 90 days): 50

Frankenstyle name: local_notifyemailsignup
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Just installed and used on Moodle 5.0.1 and it's working. Thanks for this useful plugin!
Hi Iñigo
Thanks, that's great news!
Jane smile
Hi, Jane
Even if it's not marked as compatible with recent versions of Moodle we have this plugin working on Moodle 4.4 & 4.5 without any issue.
Hi Iñaki
Does this plugin work with version 4.5.4 please?
Thanks
Jane smile
Hola, Iñaki:
Would it be possible to include in some way that the email would also be sent to the teachers of the course in which the enrollment occurs?
TY for the plugin!
@Gemma Thanks a lot! Will update the plugin details to reflect it!
@Iñaki I just want to let you know I have tested the plugin in 4.1 and it worked without problems. I did not see any PHP errors.
Hi @Arkin Institute,
there are no plans to add OAuth2 authentication to the list of authentication plugins to send notification email.
As I said on 1 Sep 2020, the plugin doesn't work unless the assigned authentication method (authentication plugin) is one that supports signups (the standard Moodle internal mechanism for user signups). Which doesn't include the OAuth2 authentication plugin. The only two standard authentication plugins that support signups, as of today, are email and LDAP (and maybe other third party plugins might too).
If you want to list every installed authentication plugin, whether they support standard signups or not, and enable any of them, you just need to comment out these lines in the plugin: https://github.com/iarenaza/moodle-local-notifyemailsignup/blob/master/settings.php#L43-L45.
Saludos.
Iñaki.
Any plan to add OAuth2 authentication in the list of authentication plugin to send notification email?
Hi @Arkin Institute,
the current version works perfectly well in Moodle 4.0 (just tested it, and 3.9, 3.10 and 3.11 versions too.). So no need for a newer version at all smile
I will update the plugin info to reflect this information.
Will you comeup with updated version for Moodle 4?
Hi @Abdelrahman Elwakeel,
as I said on 1 Sep 2020, the plugin doesn't work unless the assigned authentication method (authentication plugin) is one that supports signups. Which doesn't include the OAuth2 authentication plugin. The only two standard authentication plugins that support signups are email and LDAP (other third party plugins might too).
If you want to list every installed authentication plugin, whether they support signups or not, and enable any of them, you just need to comment out these lines in the plugin: https://github.com/iarenaza/moodle-local-notifyemailsignup/blob/master/settings.php#L43-L45.
Saludos.
Iñaki.
Hi @Iñaki Arenaza
the version of the plugin I used this
$plugin->version = 2019061601;
Regards
Hi @Abdelrahman Elwakeel,
which version of the plugin are you using? (you can paste here the contents of the version.php file inside the plugin directory)
Hello Iñaki Arenaza,
the plugin work fine for user sign up via self Regiration only But not via OAuth (sign up from social media; google and facebook and linkedin), any you idea?
Regards