This commit effectively reverts MDL-63153.
Calls to action in the UI for other products or marketing
should link directly to the corresponding services in moodle.com
rather than trying to replicate parts of it in LMS.
Introduces a new admin setting to configure the default export method
used for redirecting the user via /grade/export/index.php
Signed-off-by: Gregor Eichelberger <gregor.eichelberger@tuwien.ac.at>
In addition to adding in theme usage reports, there is also the
addition of an icon on the theme cards which takes you to the report.
This icon only appears for that theme if it has been used in any
overriding context.
After UX research, the conclusion is that all formats should use "section"
and not try to use alternative terms such as topic or week.
This commit replaces topic and week references with section. A couple of
considerations:
- Most of the strings in topics and weeks formats have been removed. In that
particular case it's not required to follow the deprecation process because
they will be using the generic ones defined in moodle or courseformat.
- The sectionname will be renamed from "Topic"/"Week" to "New section" in
MDL-80460.
- The report 'Browse list of users' has been converted to use Report
Builder.
- Behat tests have been fixed and some test have been deleted for not
being relevant anymore.
Currently, the $CFG->linkcoursesections setting was only used
for the Classic theme, to let admins decide whether the section
names in the Navigation block would be linked or not.
Now that the course/section.php page has been created to display
the content of any single section, and a link to this section page
has been added from the main course page to help users to focus
on the section content, it has been decided to remove the setting
$CFG->linkcoursesections because it's not required anymore.
While, right now, sites using long (> 10 chars) $CFG->prefix
can continue working (because we still don't have any table
> 28 chars), as soon as some new table with long name is added,
it won't work with PostgreSQL anymore (if the 63 limit is raised).
Hence, this environmental check will verify on both install and
upgrade that the $CFG->prefix is always <= 10 chars.
Sites with longer prefixes will need to rename all their tables
(and maybe other objects, depending on the dbtype) to use a shorter
prefix.
Huong Nguyen