1. Added proper breadcrumb to group/edit|create page (preserves previous grouping/group selections)

2. Changed "Create Orphan group" to "Create orphan group"
3. Added help string for groupenrolmentkey
4. Edited moodle docs for groups edit page
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nicolasconnault 2007-03-30 02:39:46 +00:00
parent 34c26fd2e1
commit 73d7d22bd1
3 changed files with 7 additions and 2 deletions

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@ -110,7 +110,8 @@ if ($editform->is_cancelled()) {
$course->fullname,
"<a href=\"$CFG->wwwroot/course/view.php?id=$courseid\">$course->shortname</a> ".
"-> <a href=\"$CFG->wwwroot/user/index.php?id=$courseid\">$strparticipants</a> ".
"-> $strgroups", '', '', true, '', user_login_string($course, $USER));
'-> <a href="' .format_string(groups_home_url($courseid, $id, $groupingid, false)) . "\">$strgroups</a>".
"-> $strheading", '', '', true, '', user_login_string($course, $USER));
print_heading($strheading);
echo '<div id="grouppicture">';

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@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ $string['selectnumberofgroups'] = 'Select number of groups';
$string['numberofgroups'] = 'Number of groups';
$string['creategrouping'] = 'Create grouping';
$string['creategroup'] = 'Create group';
$string['createorphangroup'] = 'Create Orphan group';
$string['createorphangroup'] = 'Create orphan group';
$string['groupname'] = 'Group name';
$string['defaultgroupname'] = 'Group';

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@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
<h1>Group Enrolment Key</h1>
<p>Enrolment keys allow users to enrol themselves into a course, usually there is one key for the whole course defined in the course settings. However, if you define a *group* enrolment key then not only will entering that key let the user into the course, but it will also automatically make them a member of this group.</p>