1. Implement core_course_get_contents web service
2. Implement callbacks in folder, resource, page and url modules
3. Implement download script for web service
This change:
- Renames the existing setting 'extrauserselectorfields' to 'showuseridentity'
in preparation for using it in more places. (Upgrade change, new version.)
- Adds a new capability moodle/site:viewuseridentity, now required in order
to see the extra fields; if you don't have the capability, you don't see them
- Slightly improves the display of extra fields in user selector list; it used
to be like 'sam marshall, 01234567, email@address' and is now
'sam marshall [01234567, email@address]' ie the fields are in square
brackets
- Turns feature on for the group selector - the feature was enabled for other
user selectors but not for the group selector. Tim did the disable code, he
thinks this may be to do with more people having access to group selector -
probably not a problem now it is controlled by capability.
The patch introduces a new field 'timecopied' that holds the timestamp
of when the given form was cloned last time. Using this field, we can
decide whether the form can be actually re-shared or not.
Note that the logic just hides the icon. It is meant as a usability
feature, not any real protection from sharing.
There is a new capability to manage all shared templates. Without this
capability, the user is allowed to delete just templates they previously
shared.
In the future, an option to edit the template directly might be added.
At the moment, the workaround is to pick the template into a temporary
assignment, edit it there and re-save it as a new template.
Every grading form can be basically in either DRAFT state (currently
being edited) or READY state (available for usage). For shared
templates, the status is not relevant at the moment and they are
automatically in the READY state.
It was realized that we may need multiple instances per one rater/item
to be able to 1) implement a draft instance and 2) eventually keep the
history of advanced grading.
Refactoring and improvements of the accesslib.php library including prevention of access for not-logged-in users when forcelogin enabled, improved context caching, OOP refactoring of contexts, fixed context loading, deduplication of role definitions in user sessions, installation improvements, decoupling of enrolment checking from capability loading, added detection of deleted and non-existent users in has_capability(), new function accesslib test, auth and enrol upgrade notes.
More details are available in tracker subtasks.
Change also adds minor feature to date-time selector so you can specify the time it uses as default when the value is 0 (disabled).
Credit: This feature was developed collaboratively by Charles Fulton, Neill Magill, and me.
