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Certificates

Defaults applied when a learner earns a certificate from the gradebook.

Access these settings under Administration > Configuration settings > Certificates. This category contains 9 settings, listed below with the title and comment shipped in the platform's settings fixtures (SettingsCurrentFixtures.php).

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Settings

Add footer to PDF certificate exports

When enabled, a footer is added to PDF exports of certificates.

Default: false

allow_general_certificate

Enable general certificate

A general certificate is a certificate grouping all the accomplishments by the user in the courses (s)he followed.

Default: false

allow_public_certificates

Allow public certificates

User certificates can be view by unregistered users.

Default: false

certificate_filter_by_official_code

Certificates filter by official code

Add a filter on the students official code to the certificates list.

Default: false

certificate_pdf_orientation

PDF orientation for certificates

Set ‘portrait’ or ‘landscape’ (technical terms) for PDF certificates.

Default: landscape

Certificates: hide PDF export link for all

Enable to completely remove the possibility to export certificates to PDF (for all users). If enabled, this includes hiding it from students.

Default: false

Certificates: hide export link from students

If enabled, students won’t be able to export their certificates to PDF. This option is available because, depending on the precise HTML structure of the certificate template, the PDF export might be of low quality. In this case, it is best to only show the HTML certificate to students.

Default: false

Hide ‘my certificate’ link

Hide the certificates page for non-admin users.

Default: false

session_admin_can_download_all_certificates

Allow session admins to download private certificates

If enabled, session administrators can download certificates even if they are not publicly published.

Default: false

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