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.
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.
Some extra options have been added to the activitychoosertabmode setting, to let
admins decide when to display the Recommended tab.
Apart from that, one of these values have be set as default value for this setting,
as suggested by the UX/PX teams. So the Starter and Full presets have been updated
too with the new values.
The assumption that the settings checkbox always stores boolean values
(e.g. 0/1) isn't correct. The `perfdebug` configuration instead uses
the values 7/15.
In order to guarantee all the plugin type names are displayed properly,
the 'pluginname' string call has been replaced to the proper
$plugininfo->displayname setting. That way, the plugin names will
be always displayed using the proper string translation.
Before applying a preset, the settings are displayed and, in some cases,
the Current/New value columns were empty.
This patch fixes it and guarantees this information is updated properly
every time the set_value() method is called.
This is the list of changes applied to the Starter preset, following
the community suggestions and the latest features included in 4.0:
- Hide Online users, Recently accessed courses and Starred courses.
- Re-enable Description and Essay question types.
- Disable guest enrolment and hide guest login button.
- Reduce the information displayed in the activity chooser.
Apart from that, the User menu items has been removed because it had
the same value in both presets (so it makes no sense having there).
This commit moves the presets subsystem to a location within the admin
folder, which is more appropriate given its purpose and reduces
developer frustration with tab completion of the admin directory.
Sara Arjona