This commits removes stuff from different upgradelib files, used
exclusively by the already deleted upgrade steps. Given such
exclusivity it was not needed to proceed with a 2-phase deprecation
as far as the functions were 100% internal to upgrade.
This is the list of deleted functions, all them docummented in their
corresponding upgrade.txt files:
- repository_picasa_admin_upgrade_notification();
- repository_googledocs_admin_upgrade_notification();
- repository_boxnet_admin_upgrade_notification();
- repository_alfresco_admin_security_key_notice();
- qtype_essay_convert_to_html();
- portfolio_picasa_admin_upgrade_notification();
- portfolio_googledocs_admin_upgrade_notification();
- portfolio_boxnet_admin_upgrade_notification();
- mod_book_migrate_moddata_dir_to_legacy();
- mod_book_migrate_all_areas();
- mod_book_migrate_area();
- mod_assignment_pending_upgrades_notification();
- upgrade_mysql_fix_unsigned_and_lob_columns();
- upgrade_course_completion_remove_duplicates();
- upgrade_save_orphaned_questions();
- upgrade_rename_old_backup_files_using_shortname();
- upgrade_mssql_nvarcharmax();
- upgrade_mssql_varbinarymax();
- upgrade_fix_missing_root_folders();
- upgrade_course_modules_sequences();
- upgrade_grade_item_fix_sortorder();
- upgrade_availability_item();
In MDL-50891, the is_web_crawler() was refactored into a core_useragent
method and the function itself was deprecated. However, there were no
unit tests kept to check the backwards compatible behaviour. It turned
out that the deprecated function leads to PHP fatal error due to a typo.
This patch fixes the typo and brings back the previous unit tests. To be
able to explicitly check the raised debugging message, the test case
now must be subclass of advanced_testcase.
Additionally fixes missing info about the function being deprecated.
We were previously using an ancient version of html2text from RoundCube
with many customisations.
This patchset moves to the version included in the latest version of
HTML2Text, and wraps the library in a moodle-provided class. This
moves all previous hacks away from that class.
Unfortunately, two hacks still remain - two of the functions in the
RoundCube class are private, and must be modified to protected in order to
use the class effectively.
We previously had a global Y (simpleyui) and a separate Y created
to put Y in scope for all our modules. This meant that we had 2
separate sandboxes for YUI, which means that modules are duplicated,
and events do not fire across YUI instances.
This change merges the 2 instances, so any code refering to Y will
get the same instance of YUI (amd code, yui modules, static init code etc).
Thanks to Andrew Nicols!
These are supposed to provide unified API for outputting texts from the
CLI scripts, without the need to mix other cli_* functions with echo()
and manually concatenated end-of-line character.
Added new functions to editor api - set/get_text so the
original form text can be determined from an editor.
When calling use_editor() you should first call set_text() with
the text that will be inserted in the form element.
There is also a new scheduled task for cleaning Atto autosave drafts.
This patch changes the behavior of open action menus when using a mouse.
Before this patch when clicking on the page with an open action menu the focus would be
returned to the action menu's call button. This could cause the page to jump when a
mouse user did not close an action menu, scrolled and then tried to perform another
action on the page.
After this patch when clicking the focus will not be returned to the action menu's call button.
The behavior of the script will not be changed when using the keyboard.
