Find any events records for assign group overrides having null priority
and sets their priority to the sortorder value from the corresponding
assign_overrides table entry.
This change removes the complex and partial loading of role definition data for users.
It is replaced by keeping one system-wide definition for each role in MUC.
This is cheaper to regenerate as it avoids complex database queries (repeated LEFT JOIN to context).
Memory usage is kept low thanks to array CoW for each user access data.
This version includes a fix[1] contributed by Frédéric Massart investigating
our compilation time issues, which significantly improves the speed of
processing font awesome.
Thanks, Fred!
[1] https://github.com/sabberworm/PHP-CSS-Parser/pull/120
These new methods will be used to render the tree of file types groups
and extensions in the browser widget.
Co-Authored-By: John Okely <john@moodle.com>
This is a stripped down version of the original Jonathon's element
without the actual JS selector. The options "allowall" and "onlytypes"
are not fully supported right now yet.
When the wwwroot indicates https support and a page is accessed over http,
redirect to the wwwroot. This is a better experience than displaying an error.
While ldap_get_entries_moodle() PHPdocs state that it returns "array
ldap-entries with lower-cased attributes as indexes.", this is not true. It
uses ldap_get_attributes() internally, which returns both numerically indexed
attribute names, and dictionary-like entries indexed by attribute names.
Current code lowercases the dictionary-like entries, but then uses the
numerically indexed entries for the attribute names used as keys in the
returned array. The numerically indexed names might or might not be lowercased,
depending on the LDAP server and PHP version) version. E.g., OpenLDAP 2.x,
Novell eDirectory 8.x and MS Active Directory return mixed-cased attribute
names, and PHP 5.x and PHP 7.x don't lowercase them inside ldap_get_entries().
This is probably why all calls to ldap_get_entries_moodle() are followed by
calls to array_change_key_case(), even if that shouldn't be necessary.
So make sure we always return lower-cased attributs as indexes and add some
unit tests to avoid regressions in the future.
Devang Gaur