Added proper enrol settings form with status (enabled or disabled)
and password option in line with other core enrol plugins.
Removed enrol_guest settings from course settings page.
When adding a guest enrol plugin you now get presented with the
edit form as with other core enrol plugins.
Sheduled tasks for syncing users with external sources for auth_ldap
and auth_cas. Using task is simplier than setting separate cron
job for running cli script. Task are disabled by default.
The drop handler should only return false if it has actually handled the
drop event (i.e. it was an image) - otherwise, Atto plugins loaded after
this one don't get an opportunity to handle other drop events.
The Travis-CI service currently over-notifies the upstream repository
owner which can mean that committers without access to a fork of the
repository are notified of failures, and success changes.
Until this issue is addressed, and we are happy with the stability of our
build, we have disabled notification support.
The Travis-CI service problem has been raised in
https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/4976
This commit adds support for community use of travis-ci.org and allows
developers to get free testing of their changes in multiple PHP
environments, and multiple database servers.
Use of this feature requires setup on travis-ci.org, and is not supported
by Moodle HQ.
Results supplied by travis-ci.org are for your convenience only, and tests
will still be applied separately by the HQ integration servers during
integration.
This patch replace all usages of HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA that was deprecated on PHP 5.6 by
file_get_contents('php://input'). Only the TinyMCE library has not been updated.
Add a check if the user's email is set before performing validation on
the user's email address. This is to prevent the warning messages to
be shown in the case of a pending email change which causes the user's
email field to be not included in the Edit profile form.
Stopped the keyboard navigation from completely deleting
list options when being deselected using keyboard navigation.
They are now returned to the list of available options to be
reselected.
Also remove the cross from the selected element when it is
a single select box.
Users that don't have permission to view timed posts outside of the release
time frame will have discussions that have entered the visible frame appear
in an odd order from their point of view on the discussion list.
Example:
Discussion 1, modified 2015-01-01, hidden till 2015-01-03
Discussion 2, modified 2015-01-02, not hidden
The standard 'modified descending' order means that D2 is listed at the top
even after D1 becomes visible. When scanning the list of discussions for new
posts, the user could be tricked into thinking they'd already read it.
This fix instead takes into account the release time of the discussion when
timed forum posts are enabled.
I opted to use CASE statements to handle this instead of GREATEST as the
latter is not supported by MSSQL.
