After a major upgrade was done in h5p.com, some random errors appeared
in the "H5P options are ignored for H5P URLs" scenario.
They have been fixed replacing the URL for different (which should
load quicker). As we're checking external content, no other improvement
can be done on the Moodle site.
Take account of parent languages when requesting given library
translation. For example if we are currently using "de_kids" as the
current language, we need to recurse each language pack looking for
a matching H5P translation ("de_kids" -> "de_du" -> "de").
A similar approach was followed @ MDL-67935, although the
case doesn't seem to be the same.
In any case, it's curious that all local execution are
100% passing and only CIs fail so often. Just guessing if,
maybe, there is some Chrome version factor around (we
are running older, sticky, versions @ CIs.
Adds new unit test, test_course_get_recent_courses_sort_validation(),
which is reponsible for testing the validation of the sort value in
course_get_recent_courses().
Converted the Calendar URL string to a read-only text input containing
the calendar URL. Pressing the "Copy URL" button will copy the calendar
URL to the clipboard.
Fixed Behat tests as well for the export feature. With the calendar URL
in a text input that clips the whole URL, the `preset_what` URL
parameter cannot be seen by the "I should see" step. Worked around
this by checking that the actual value attribute of the calendar URL
text input contains the preset_what parameter.
Plus: Deprecate the calendarurl string. It will be replaced by a new
lang string that does not contain the actual calendar URL.
- This tool is only available for admins
- Before using this tool the hosting admin will need to have NPM installed and be able to run grunt
- To create the docs pages for the library run "grunt componentlibrary"
- After the pages are created the Library is available in Site adminstration > Development > UI Component Library
This new task handles building of component library documentation,
including the markdown to HTML, an index of the generated content used
for searching, and the CSS for the component library.
This works by adding event listeners for elements that contain
the 'copytoclipboard' "data-action" attribute through event delegation.
These trigger elements must also define a "data-clipboard-target"
attribute which contains the query selector for the target element
where text will be copied.
On success, a toast message is shown to the user that the text has
been copied to the clipboard. This success message can be customised
by passing a message string to the "data-clipboard-success-message"
attribute in the trigger element.
When the element's value or innerText cannot be found, a toast message
indicating that the text cannot be copied to the clipboard is shown.
The copy to clipboard functionality is primarily using the Clipboard API
but in the event that this is not available, e.g. the site is not
running on HTTPS, this falls back to the document.execCommand('copy')
approach of copying the text in the target container.
Special thanks to Andrew for improving this module with the event
delegation approach and improved fallback handling.
Co-authored-by: Andrew Lyons <andrew@nicols.co.uk>
