Course category fields were changed en masse from simple select
elements to autocompletes in 93d72205, but weren't defined as
required fields. This could lead to exceptions and/or unexpected
behaviour if their values were cleared prior to form submission.
This implementation will introduct changes to
the mod_quiz to implement the new qbank api
for view. Major changes are introduced in
the custom view and also all the legacy points
to the old qbank are changed to qbank plugins
where needed. It also deprecated and deletes
classes and scripts which were kept not to
break mod_quiz for the new api implementation.
* Have the currently selected dropdown menu item serve as the dropdown's
description in order for screen readers to announce its current
selection.
- JAWS and NVDA both read this as "[element name] [selected value]".
- Chrome screen reader (formerly ChromeVox) does not announce the
description.
* Add a title attribute so the dropdown's element name can be shown by
browsers on hover.
More notably PHPUnit to 9.5.9 that comes with some good fixes
and better support for go prospecting php81 (beta) status.
Generated with php73, that is the lower version supported
by this branch, following the instructions @ https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Composer
The step that causes the problem is:
And I navigate to "Badges > Add a new badge" in current page administration
(because "Add a new badge" is exactly on the edge (bottom) of the window)
So we need to make the window large before it, not after it, or the
"Add a new badge" link won't be ever clicked.
In general it's a bad idea to compare floats with ===,
because depending of different systems precision, can
come to mismatches after certain decimal position.
So we replace them by:
- assetIsFloat() : to verify the type.
- assertEqualsWithDelta() : to compare values with some delta allowed.
Also, "raw" is Oracle reserved word, so renaming to "someraw" in tests.
Removes jQuery dependency from calling code that wants to listen
for these events. Maintains backwards compatibility with existing
code that does want to listen to jQuery-style events.
* The basic_test::assertTag method will issue a warning as $tag is not
found, failing the PHP Unit test that uses this method.
* Add tests to check that assertTag is working
