The new activity card design proposed for Moodle 4.3 differentiates badge
information from other HTML content (displayed using the afterlink feature).
This commit adds a new activitybadge class that can be extended by any
module to display any content in a badge near the activity name. These
are the main features:
- The badge content is always plain text (no HTML).
- The badge style can be set (by default is initialized with badge-none,
but it can be set by any module).
- An optional URL to redirect the user when the badge is clicked.
- An optional ID to add the element in case the module wants to add some
JS to the badge events.
- Optionally, any other extra HTML attributes to the badge element (for
example, data attributes).
Some calls to the external_multiple_structure's constructor incorrectly
pass parameters where the value for the $description parameter is not
being passed. This results to invalid values being passed for the
$required parameter.
Modifies the 'core_course_get_enrolled_users_by_cmid' webservice and
the generic js methods that call this webservice and enables defining
whether the ws should only return the active users or all enrolled
users in the course.
These methods can be called via UI, and would throw confusing exceptions
if a user entered "unsafe" characters in a search input (e.g. "<").
Defer cleaning of supplied text to inside the methods.
Move the section visible logic to the format base class. This way format
plugins can decide whenever a section is visible or not instead of using
format custom settings from core.
For clients that wish to consume the original value of the custom
field (e.g. timestamps for date fields), rather than the formatted
version, add a new "valueraw" property to the returned data.
For the initial rewrite of the activity chooser we had some
temporary functions to make everything work. These have been replaced
with different functions and so these functions are now being removed.
Roll in the base for the new activity chooser
It renders all modules into a modal
Gives the user to add from either the base or help screens
All checked by accessability tools with great coverage
Adds minimal overhead to the course edit setup time
Co-authored-by: Mathew May <mathewm@hotmail.co.nz>
Co-authored-by: Mihail Geshoski <mihail@moodle.com>
When called with a list of course IDs, this change makes it preload
the contexts and categories before further processing. This saves a
number of queries, depending on how many courses you call it for.
(Typically the function is called with a list of all your enrolled
courses.)
The change may also improve performance for other web services that
call the validate_courses function.
it is quite often when we need to have an autocomplete element that searches courses that
have completion enabled. This commit adds an option for the 'course' form element, and also
changes two places where we search for courses with completion. This should fix MDL-58989
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