Includes theme and renderer changes required for the new feature.
There are two parts: style required for the display as part of the
course page (when showing the list of conditions for an activity),
and style required for the settings form.
This change supports both the bootstrapbase theme (which was the
main theme used during development) and the old base theme.
This was previously only included when there were hidden categories to show
which were not yet visible. As a result, if all categories were visible,
then the JS was not included.
When we submit the chooser dialogue, we disable the radio buttons used for
selection. Since browsers do not actually submit values for disabled
elements, we store the radio value in a hidden element which is not
disabled.
This commit abstracts this out of the activity chooser and into the generic
chooser dialogue such that other types of chooser dialogue may use it.
* Implemented a new course and category management page.
* Deprecated the old management interface.
* Unit tests to cover the new API and core functions.
* Behat tests to cover the new interface.
This adds a category expanded which:
* fetches child content in a category tree if it has not already been loaded;
* toggles relevant classes on the category node to show and hide child content; and
* applies appropriate animations to improve user experience.
The following changes have been made:
* course_section_cm_edit_actions now allows the caller more options for the
display of the action menu.
* The site menu block now disables the JS enhancement of the actionmenu so
that it displays as it did before. After more testing this seemed like the
only option that worked in the limited space of the block when it had
several modules.
* draganddrop of resources now triggers the action menu enhancement as well.
* Fixed display of title when the menu is not being enhanced by JS.
* Fixed the alignment of the completion icon in the bootstrapbase theme.
* Tweaked the CSS for the standard theme.
- Make sure that items in course settings (and frontpage settings) are shown depending on user capabilities
- Make sure user is able to turn editing on on the page even if he has only limited number of seciton/modules managing capabilities
- When category has a lot of subcategories and courses and user clicks 'view more' for categories, the courses are still displayed
- Course summary non-image files may appear above course summary image files, and they don't have an icon with the filetype
PJ King