Initial checkout of strings into the translator table may take a long time. The
maximum execution time is increased to one hour and a progress bar is
displayed so the user is informed on what is going on.
allowed turning off the http HEAD request timeout calculation with zero (or negative) bitrate
This was added in to allow servers that have a problem with
HEAD requests to carry on with the given timeout without re-calculations.
See PULL-651 for the discussion.
the optional argument to force recalculation of timeout has been forced within scorm/locallib.php
timeout re-calculation only increments timeout.
This fixes issue with uppercase and non-ascii profile fields and closes the iterator properly when field not found. Please note that profile fields with upper case letters must be specified exactly in CSV file headers. includes improved docs and parameter typo fix (credit for the parameter typo discovery goes to Aparup Banerjee)
Frontpage role selection now allows only guest and frontpage roles. Default forntpage role is selected duuring install. Unused nodefaultuserrolelists option was removed completely. Coding style improvements.
This patch reimplements the internal cache that was used to store the
list of available translations in Moodle 1.x. By default, the method
get_list_of_translations() still uses the file
moodledata/cache/languages to store the list of available translations.
The location of that file can be redefined in config.php. The internal
format of the cache file is JSON now (used to be a plain text list).
The patch also fixes a usage of the global $CFG in translation_exists()
methods where the internal property should be used instead.
Make sure admins know things can go wrong, MSSQL and Oracle were never working, fix block_html config saving issue, skip a lot more tables because the data there is serialised() or can not be changed in case of config tables, more warnings and checkbox confirmation.
As Eloy Lafuente noticed in the tracker discussion, we display the
information about the current version in the browser window title but
not at the screen itself. The patch fixes that by displaying the
information in the page heading instead of the page title.
Eloy's original idea to put the information into the grey message box
would require a change of [upgradesure,core_admin] string because
unfortunately it does not expect $a as an object but as a plain string.
The commit introduces four new constants that can be used to declare a
maturity level of Moodle core and, in the future, of extension plugins.
If the administrator is about to install or upgrade Moodle to a version
that is not considered as production-ready yet, a warning is displayed
before any change in the database.
Sam Hemelryk