Now components has a new property lock to disable all user interactions.
This is applied directly into the course index and course content to
freeze an element if some action is performed over it. To set this
locked value there are 2 new mutations cmLock and sectionLock.
Adapt the current course editing libraries to modify also
the course state data. This way, any UI component that
watches the course structure can react to the changes.
The new course editor for Moodle 4.0 is the first AMD
module that will use the new reactive library. This
commit creates creates the initial structure of the
new course editor frontend.
When an activity has manual completion tracking, pressing the manual
completion checkbox reloads the page after toggling the completion
state when the activity is linked to availability conditions.
The "Mark as done" button needs to mimic this behaviour as well.
The approach being taken here is to add a core_course/view JS module
for the course homepage which listens for the manualCompletionToggled
event and reloads the page when the activity module has availability
conditions tied to it.
Perhaps for future development, instead of reloading the page, the
container of the restricted course sections/activities can reloaded via
AJAX as well.
The activity information output component displays information about
an activity module that can contain:
1. Activity dates
2. Completion information
a. A manual completion button; or
b. A list of automatic completion conditions and their statuses.
This patch also includes a new JS module called
core_course/manual_completion_toggle for toggling the
completion state of activities that support manual completion.
This patch adds better core support for copying courses.
There is now a simplified and dedicated UI for copying
courses. This can be accessed from the course context
menu or course management screens.
All backups are done asynchronously and there can be multiple
copies of a course in flight at once.
Roll in the base for the new activity chooser
It renders all modules into a modal
Gives the user to add from either the base or help screens
All checked by accessability tools with great coverage
Adds minimal overhead to the course edit setup time
Co-authored-by: Mathew May <mathewm@hotmail.co.nz>
Co-authored-by: Mihail Geshoski <mihail@moodle.com>
