This had a relatively simply check for course profile visibility, which
meant that users in separate groups could see one another's profile.
This has been replaced with the more correct check in
user_can_view_profile().
\cache::make() may return a cache_disabled subclass but callers, specifically
user/lib.php:user_create_user(), invoke \cache::purge_current_user() which was
only implemented by the cache_session subclass. Added empty
\cache::purge_current_user() which subclasses can implement, i.e.
cache_session, or not, i.e. cache_disabled.
Extra wide logos do not scale to the screen size - this change adds the bootstrap class
img-fluid to logos on the loginpage, signupform and in the context header.
Thanks to Maksud R for working on this.
Properly display the list of comments, but limiting their size (use title to indicate the full comments).
When there are too many comments, show a scrollbar in the menu.
As far as recycle bin is using MODE_AUTOMATED, it observes the backup_auto_storage
setting (storing backups @ real location. For recycle bin we want to ensure that
backup files are always stored in Moodle file area. In order to achieve that, we
hack the setting here via $CFG->forced_plugin_settings, so it won't interfere other
operations. See MDL-65218 for more information.
This hack will be removed once recycle bin switches to use its own backup mode, with
own preferences and 100% appart from MODLE_AUTOMATED.
Surely this should have been done as part of MDL-63263, but it wasn't.
Better let's do it here so every recycle bin backup is using the
very same mode.
We are planning to change the id in Moodle 3.7. However, the new
method name has been back-ported to stable branches, because we
know a lot of third-party question types like to have a single
branch which supports multiple Moodle versions.
* Make email query case-insensitive
* Check only for duplicate emails if $CFG->allowaccountssameemail
is empty.
* Compare the values in "Email address" and "Email (again)" in the
signup form in a case-insensitive fashion.
* Let get_complete_user_data() handle the fetching of user data and
handle the logic of the errors to be shown based on the exception
it throws. This also saves us 1 DB query by eliminating the need to
count for the users that match a given email first before fetching
user information.
* Added email in the list of case-insensitive fields.
* New optional parameter $throwexception for \get_complete_user_data().
If true, an exception will be thrown when there's no matching record
found or when there are multiple records found for the given field
value. If false, it will simply return false.
Defaults to false when not set. This ensures that
get_complete_user_data() fetches the correct user data.
