1. Change behaviour admin settings so you can only select enabled
behaviours.
2. During the upgrade, change admin settings that might be currently set
to manual graded, so that instead they are set to deferredfeedback (if
that is available. If not, we just take the first alphabetically.)
admin_category::category_cache is a protected value which is only ever
treated as an array. We shouldn't need to test that it's an array each time
we use it.
- 'List of courses' is split into 'List of courses' (available) and 'Enrolled courses', CFG->disablemycourses is deprecated;
- CFG->frontpageloggedin by default shows list of available courses;
- There is separate item to display course search box
- CFG->maxcoursesincombo is deprecated
- CFG->maxcategorydepth changed default value to 2 since we have AJAX loading now
- FRONTPAGECOURSELIMIT is transformed to CFG->frontpagecourselimit
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This is necessary now as many plugins management related features
started to use MUC intensively recently. During the development of this
issue, we realized that the plugin was still considered as installed if
caches were not purged.
The patch introduces a new optional parameter of the add() method for
all classes implementing the parentable_part_of_admin_tree interface.
Currently we have only one class admin_category implementing this
interface. If some third party code implements this interface too, they
will get an error and will have to fix the add() method signature.
However, the chance that such third party code exists is considered
pretty low.
In the default course settings, setting the maximum number topics / weeks to 0 would not
change the default number of sections on the same page as any other number would.
A more appropriate check has been put in place.
This also incorporates a fix for MDL-28584. The course edit screen now also checks to see
if maxsections is set or numeric. If it is not set or numeric then it defaults to 52.
The correct policy is that users with moodle/question:config can set the
default settings for particular qtypes. However, it requires
moodle/site:config in order to do manage qbehaviours or manage qtypes.
- Fields added to format_legacy as default course format options;
- Upgrade script copies fields values from table course to course_format_options;
- Fields removed from table course;
- Fields removed from edit course form;
- Since front-page course has a 'numsections' setting, format_site defines it as it's option;
- Removed accessing those fields in core code unless we know that format supports them and in this
case instead of $course = $DB->get_record('course'); we use:
$course = course_get_format($courseorid)->get_course(); This way all format-specific options
are added to the $course object
Damyon Wiese