Rather than overloading the $CFG->bloglevel setting which had a
confusing UI in the appearance subsystem.
In order to achieve this we modify take the defaults from the existing
bloglevel setting and set that for $CFG->enableblogs. Note that in order
to prevent a bad default settings from being set we also set
$CFG->bloglevel to a valid 'enabled' setting.
I have left in both:
1. the code to get the window size correct initially, becuase that seems
sensible; and
2. the subsequent resize (with the setTimeout that Chrome requires,
thanks Jeff Rader for finding that) becuase on Chrome, it gets the size
a bit too big initially, so this correction is necessary.
1. get_context_name should respect the $CFG->courselistshortnames
setting.
2. When $CFG->courselistshortnames is on, what to display should use a
language string, rather than string concatenation. This makes it
possible for people to configure the display. For example, they might
want 'My first course [M101]' instead of 'M101 My first course'.
The problem was that the root was breaking internal group handling in YUI loader for some reason. Without the root pattern property everything seems to work fine again.
The oldquestiontextformat was used during previous upgrade and is not necessary any more.
Next time we should add these temporary upgrade columns to install.xml files.
If a page is served over SSL (https), then any content loaded from non-SSL
sources (e.g. http://youtube.com/) will cause errors to show in the
browser. To prevent this, it's best to use the SSL equivelants where they
exist (e.g. https://youtube.com/).
Unfortunately, it isn't possible to accurately determine whether the
current page is loaded over an SSL connection or not in Moodle.
Since including content from an external SSL site on a non-SSL moodle page
does not lead to browser warnings, but non-SSL external content on an SSL
moodle page does, we always use SSL where available.
Note: This does not lead to any additional processing requirements for the
moodle site.
