enrolling for one course enrolls for another

Catch action “namaste_entrolled_course”, it’s documented in https://namaste-lms.org/developers.php

Then call NamasteLMSCourse -> enroll() method.
The method is not static so make sure you instantiate the class first:

$_course = new NamasteLMSCourse();
$_course->enroll($student_id, $course_id, ‘enrolled’);

Thanks for that. Have been trying to get something working the last few days but so far no luck.
By ‘NamasteLMSCourse()’ I presume you mean NamasteLMSCourseModel()?
Also the function enroll seems to call the action “namaste_entrolled_course”.
The biggest problem is knowing where exactly to add any code. It’s never a good idea to call a function from within the function (enroll) or create a new instance within NamasteLMSCourseModel().
The only other locations I cna think of are either where the enrolling text is changed to “You are enrolled in this course” or possibly the Post associated with the course, except the syntax ‘->’ causes the enroll function to just appear on the page as text.

The code I’ve been trying is :-

$course_id= “624”;
$_course = new NamasteLMSCourseModel();
$_course->enroll($student_id, $course_id, ‘enrolled’);

Any suggestions?

Yes NamasteLMSCourseModel.
Why is not a good idea to create a new instance? This is the only way to do it.

Enrolling in course 1: Namaste calls “namaste_entrolled_course”.
You catch this action. Create instance of NamasteLMSCourseModel and enroll the same student in course 2.