This feature adds an admin tool for creating custom licenses.
Now custom licenses can be added and amended in Moodle, and the site
default can be set to a custom license.
Core licenses remain hard-coded and are uneditable, so they will always
require update within Moodle core updates, and maintain their
internationalisation through core language strings.
This also includes fundamental changes to the license API including
the addition of license caching and deprecation of no longer required
admin settings for license management.
This adds two new admin settings to the theme appearance options.
Shows the lang menu in secure layout, langmenuinsecurelayout.
Shows the user's name in secure layout, logininfoinsecurelayout.
When the page layout is set to secure, these options will be in effect.
Significant string changes:
* pluginnamesummary,qtype_ddimageortext and
pluginnamesummary,qtype_ddmarker - Note about the question type not
being accessible to visually impaired users
* addresourceoractivity,core - Removing 'resource' as the new activity
chooser doesn't have resource types separated
We need to update different language strings to let our site admins know about the new app restrictions
(for both features and user devices able to receive notifications)
If your server is behind multiple reverse proxies that append to the
X-Forwarded-For header then you will need to specify a comma separated
list of ip addresses or subnets of the reverse proxies to be ignored
in order to find the users correct IP address.
Significant string changes:
* configcustommenuitems,core_admin - corrected example
* custommenuitems_desc,tool_mobile - fallback behaviour of custom menu
items in the app
Co-authored by: Adrian Greeve <adrian@moodle.com>
AMOS BEGIN
CPY [description,moodle],[description,core_h5p]
CPY [status,moodle],[status,core_h5p]
AMOS END
Extend the admin flag options, that currently allow the 'advanced' and 'locked' states
of a form setting to be controlled by a plugins admin settings, to also include
the 'required' state. These options appear as a list of checkboxes next to the admin
setting.
\core\local\cli\shutdown::script_supports_graceful_exit();
Sets up interception of exit signals and keep the script running.
\core\local\cli\shutdown::should_gracefully_exit();
Use this to check whether you should exit, often inside a long running loop.
Significant string changes:
* hidegrader_help,mod_assign - note about setting having no effect on
comments box
* configdefaultrequestcategory, configenablecourserequests,
configlockrequestcategory, lockrequestcategory, core_admin - clearer
explanation
* configenablecompletion,core_completion - including reason for setting
activity completion conditions
* emailstop,core - clearer wording
* setuplink_desc,tool_mobile - including where the app download page
link is displayed and leaving the setting empty
Added an admin setting to show/hide the emoji picker in messaging
because some versions of MySQL don't have full unicode support so
emojis won't save in the dabase.
If we detect that the site is running an unsupported version of MySQL
then the setting can not be enabled. Instead the admin will see a
message explaining that they will need to upgrade their database
before they can enable the emoji picker.
This is an update of the site registration admin page and some relevant
backend code to remove the mentions of moodle.net.
AMOS BEGIN
CPY [registerwithmoodleorg,core_admin],[registerwithmoodleorg,core_hub]
AMOS END
