There are some changes to make this possible:
- Enable by default the Mobile notifications plugin
- Implement a new callback for core -> plugins communication
- Generate an Airnotifier access key in the callback when needed
The patch fixes missing space around elements and some other minor
visual issues detected. This was a good opportunity to get rid of custom
CSS rules and use the native bootstrap classes and utilities.
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)
The patch makes the available update information elements more
distinguishable, the Download button more prominent, and the Check for
available update button better aligned. It reduces the space between
multiple available Moodle updates, too.
Mozilla backpack closed a few months ago. It was moved to Badgr.io
(as OBv1.0) but as we're also supporting Badgr.io OBv2.0, it
makes no sense to leave old references to Mozilla backpack there.
In the table that lists the scheduled tasks:
1. There are badges to show which components are disabled.
2. The plugin name (e.g. auth_ldap) is shown as well as the
human-readable name (e.g. LDAP server).
3. Where a time column has a non-default value, it is highlighted
and the default is shown.
4. If the fail-delay is non-zero, the cell is highlighted.
4. If you just interacted with a task (looked at or edited the settings,
did Run now, or cleared the fail delay) that row is highlighted,
and scrolled into view when the page loads.
To support this, some of the methods for loading the default tasks
have been extended with an optional argument to leave 'R' as 'R'
rather than replacing with a random number.
Also, mixed into this commit are a bunch of coding style improvements.
Sorry I did not separate them out, but ultimately this makes the
Moodle code better.
