groups_print_activity_menu() and groups_get_activity_group() now include
an additional $participationonly parameter,
which is true by default. This can be set false when we want the user to
be able to select a non-participation group within
an activity, for example if a teacher wants to filter assignment
submissions by non-participation groups. It should never be
used when the menu is displayed to students, as this may allow them to
participate using non-participation groups.
groups_sort_menu_options() now has a $splitparticipation parameter,
which will split non-participation groups out into their own optgroup at
the end of the menu.
Where the button is rendered after all section content, we should
fix the ARIA label attribute to refer to the current section rather
than non-existing subsequent activity.
This is the beginning of the end for non-routed pages in Moodle and the
start of SEO-friendly page URLs.
A 'shim' is provided for backwards compatibility.
Currently, large courses can take a long time to perform a full regrade.
This is currently handled with a progress bar to prevent frontend
timeouts while the regrade takes place. However, because it can take so
long a teacher may not want to wait with the page open for several
minutes, particularly if they are performing several operations that
trigger a regrade.
This adds a new async flag to grade_regrade_final_grades which is true
by default. Instead of performing the regrade immediately, this queues
an instance of \core\task\regrade_final_grades for the course, which
will be executed in the background.
It is advisable to always leave the async flag set true, except in the
following scenarios:
- Automated tests.
- The regrade_final_grades task which actually wants to do the
calculations immediately.
- When you have performed a check to determine that the regrade process
is unlikely to take a long time, for example there are only a small
number of grade items.
The course overview page can represent a table with the overview
integration implemented by the activity plugins. Each plugin
table is loaded as a fragment to optimize the course overview
loading time.
The current completion button has specific templates only for the course
view page. However, from now on this component may be used in other
places and it needs a main template to be rendered in a standard way.
- .custom-check is now .form-check.
- .custom-check.custom-switch is now .form-check.form-switch.
- .custom-select is now .form-select.
- .custom-file and .form-file have been replaced by custom styles on top of .form-control.
- .custom-range is now .form-range.
- Dropped .input-group-append and .input-group-prepend. You can now just add buttons
and .input-group-text as direct children of the input groups.
Huong Nguyen