6 November 2026
Content management
Courses: filter now distinguishes between exams and surveys as expected Issue resolved
Through internal testing the team found that the Contain module filter was combining Exam and Survey modules. Either filter brought up both types of module.
The team identified the issue and resolved it, so the Contain module filter works correctly, identifying the 2 module types accurately.
See Navigating LearnUpon as an admin, manager or instructor
Learner management
Enrollments: learners with logins disabled cannot be enrolled in courses Issue resolved
From the Enrollments page, when you select learners to enroll, the page hides learners with their logins disabled. This default prevents admins and managers enrolling learners when the learners aren’t active in the portal.
A customer reported that when you navigate to individual learners' profiles and select Enrollments, you could enroll learners in courses, even when the learners had their logins disabled.
The team reviewed the issue and resolved it, so from Users > individual learner profile > Enrollments, you no longer have an Enroll user option. This change maintains the intended default behaviour to prevent enrollments for learners who are not active.
See Enroll individual learners on a course
Learner view
Learner view for admins: URLs for previous My learning page now direct to the Enrolled courses page Enhancement
As part of the work delivering a single informative Home for learners, the team have consolidated URL paths, that previously pointed to the separate My learning page.
Home and My learning are now a single page. The URL path that previously pointed to My learning now directs learners to Home > My courses > Enrolled.
This update applies only to admins, using their learner views.
Integrations
Live learning through API: for sessions created with a webinar, you can now update the session titles as expected Issue resolved
A customer reported that when they created Live learning sessions with the API, they could successfully edit the session titles for in-person sessions, but not for webinar-based sessions.
The team investigated the issue and resolved it, so you can now create and update session titles, with and without webinars successfully, through the API.
eCommerce powered by Spree
Username-based portals: learners can purchase course content and receive confirmations successfully Issue resolved
For email-based portals, the eCommerce platform “pulls” buyers' first and last names and their email address from their portal profile, so they do not need to enter these details again.
For username-based portals, a customer reported that the Register now step for new buyers requested names and email addresses, but the details were not recorded correctly. As a result, buyers were not receiving confirmations of their purchases.
The team examined the issue and resolved it. For username-based portals, the Spree platform now successfully records contact details in the Register now step and learners receive their purchase confirmations by email.
Fonts: manage storefront fonts through the Spree platform Enhancement Better messaging
Font changes in Spree’s Storefront now apply to your online store:
- From the Spree eCommerce platform go to Storefront > Themes > your theme to open it in the Themes editor
- Look for the Fonts icon to select one of the default fonts for Font family and Header font family
- Publish your theme to see the update
Custom fonts aren’t supported, so the Custom fonts tab no longer appears.