When bulk-updating course module visibility, set_coursemodule_visibily
was triggering a partial cache purge and rebuild for each course module.
This potentially led to 2 cache sets each requiring a lock to be
acquired and released per course module, plus any other cache updates
for other changes to the course in the same request.
This adds a new $rebuildcache paramter to the
set_coursemodule_visibilty, which is true by default to retain the
existing behaviour. If set false, it will skip doing the partial purge
and rebuild for that course module, and it is up to the calling code to
ensure the cache is updated as requried.
To assist with this, there is a new
course_modinfo::purge_course_module_cache_multiple() method, which
allows multiple course modules to be purged from the cache in a single
cache set.
* When toggling bulk editing, updating the page's title can help users,
especially screen reader users, to determine the current editing state
of the course homepage.
In PHP 8.2 and later, setting a value to an undeclared class property is
deprecated and emits a deprecation notice.
So we need to add missing class properties that still need to be declared.
Add the `.nofilter` class for activity icons when the icon URL's
`filtericon` parameter is not set, so they get rendered as they are on
the course homepage.
Most section related actions require the frontend to use alternative
strings depending on the format plugin lang file. This patch adds
overridden strings to the current setViewFormat course editor setup
object.
In 4.0, the plugin name was added above their name. Based on the community
feedback and the research done by the UX team, this needs to be removed.
This commit removes the activity name when edit mode is disabled.
Replace the old course/dragdrop.js file (which was not even minimised)
to AMD modules and integrate them to the new reactive course editor.
From now on, a file can be drop over any course section, no matter if it
is in the course content or in the course index. It will also start
using the new process monitor to show the uploading state to the user.
In 4.0- version each time the course page is loaded the file handlers
are calculate din the backend and injected directly into JS using a json
encapsulation. With this new webservice the handlers can be obtained
directly from the frontend when needed.
The json_decode function does not accept a null, which is the
traditional default for get_user_preferences. By passing a default of
am empty string we avoid issues in PHP 8.1.
Huong Nguyen