courses other than the one you are browsing are not displayed in the month
views or as upcoming events, except only if you explicitly do it in the
full month view. However, if you manually go to a day with such an event and
get a day view, you will see the event. Should I find a way to hide that too?
(REAL fix this time! ;-)
Thanks for the report, Eloy. I now know what I was doing wrong. Because on my
dev site I have the same TZ as the server, sometimes I can make mistakes and
"get away with them". :-/
Now if you are a teacher in a course, you now see ALL group events in that course.
As a result, admins see group events for all courses.
Maybe it needs more work than this, though.
- include a HTML version of the email
- wrap all text emails at 79 characters now, not 70
I think quoting of text based emails on 80-character terminals
would be pretty rare these days
Now duplicate entries are showed in all the lists. Simply I've changed
the fields order in select statements to make entryid (unique) the first.
Not detected negative consequences...ciao :-)
http://moodle.org/bugs/bug.php?op=show&bugid=1296
with and without aliases. Changed the cuery to a left join to
be able to process entries without aliases. This type of operation
should be changed to boolean queries sometime in MySQL 4!!
Test it!!
http://moodle.org/bugs/bug.php?op=show&bugid=985
Now, in PLAIN AND WIKI formats, the rebuildnolinktag() function
is called to rebuild:
<nolink> to <nolink> again (open and close tags)
This should avoid showing the "<nolink>" word always in this formats!!
Used to solve Bug 1232 and potentially, others...
(http://moodle.org/bugs/bug.php?op=show&bugid=1232)
Please check it because it's really a CORE change!!
Please, verify (and close) it. Patch submitted by Petr Skoda. Thanks!
I've modified some lines in formats to avoid some Notices and make
everything display more consistent. Please, test it!!
block db upgrade scripts. We 're getting to a point where you can really
have a directory with just a single 20-line file for your block and Moodle
will do all the rest. Much like Nuke does now. That is A Good Thing! :-)
