This change allows form elements to be overridden with a mustache template.
The template can even listen for form validation errors and supply the JS to
change the look of the form element when there is/isn't a validation error.
Initial support is for all core form elements including:
text, select, selectyesno and checkboxes, groups, dateselector, datetimeselector,
autocomplete, modvisible, advcheckbox, button, duration, filemanager, filepicker, editor, static, grading,
warning, textarea, password, url, submit, questioncategory, recaptcha.
Part of MDL-55071
When a field is disabled in the page - no value is sent and modgrade is reverting
to the default. This change prevents the max grade from changing accidentally.
If mod has grades, then while upgrading
modgrade_type is disabled. This will not post
it with form and hence validation fails.
To avoid above problem, use ->currentgradetype
if modgrade_type is not set
Three additional checks have been added.
Once grades have been recorded for the activity/grade item -
1) Do not allow the grade type to be changed.
2) Do not allow the scale to be changed.
3) If we are using ratings do not allow the 'Maximum points'
value to be changed.
Also reordered form elements, removed form elements that
were not necessary, added and changed existing language
strings to improve the overall UI.
The previous method of generating the id attribute of the elements
within the modgrade group did not take the name of the modgrade field
into account. So if there were multiple fields of the modgrade type
added into a form (not a common case yet still valid), elements created
within the group were assigned same id attributes.
The patch introduces a new method for generating the id attribute of
modgrade elements. The new method takes the name of the modgrade group
into account and returns the id in the format similar to the default one
returned by HTML_QuickForm_element::_generateId().
The patch changes the generated id attribute. Apart from the
block_activity_results' behat feature files, not other places seem to
rely on the exact value.
