The mod_data is forcing teachers to understand how to write templates
even if they want to use basic forms. With this patch the default
templates will be auto updated unless the user manually define the
templates.
The following commit disables the acivity header information in
pages where this information is not required, adds missing headings,
updates the breadcrumbs, repositions the groups selector in the
database view page.
The action menu was missing from many of the database activity pages,
which meant that it could not be accessed until enough had been done to
the activity to make the editing tabs that used view.php accessible.
New function data_user_can_manage_entry checks whether a user is allowed to manage an entry.
Considering manageentries capability, data_in_readonly_period() result,
ownership (determined by data_isowner()), approval and manageapproved setting.
Fix accidental <tr> in some field modify screens
Update mod_data version
Change required asterisk to image
Improve required error message
Fix required icon positions
Remove required code from date field
Add name in labels for fields
Add required field option for multimenu
Remove old required field title text modifier
Add multimenu to behat
Add more comprehensive behat tests
Reload old input when an input error occurs
Behat grammar fixes
Allow location of 0, 0
Use html_writer
Fix existing mod_data behat tests
This is implemented for most fields but not all. The reason is that there are
some fields for which this does not make sense because no entry is a valid entry.
The supported fields are:
checkbox
file
latlong
menu
number
picture
radio
text
textarea
url
The unsupported fields are:
date
multimenu
When a teacher edits an entry in the database module
it would change the group ID to the one that the teacher
currently had selected.
Thanks to Steve Bond for providing a patch.
This allows users to delete their files or pictures when editing their entries
which was previously unavailable.
Also the use of the filemanager allows for drag and drop to be active.
Amaia Anabitarte