The class dimmed_text would only dim the activity's title and not the icon.
The teacher has both, icon and text, dimmed. So I added the class dimmed
to the class dimmed_text, what dims both elements for the students.
Now when enrol_get_my_courses(), enrol_get_users_courses() and
enrol_get_all_users_courses() methods automatically reflect the
navsortmycoursessort setting by default, we do not need to manually
compose the sorting any more.
The availability info text can be either a one line short text such as
"Hidden from students" but it can also be a long HTML formatted text
with the list of all restricted access conditions. For the latter, using
bootstrap labels was not appropriate.
This extends the template context data with some boolean flags that
allow to better distinguish the source and meaning of the availability
information and display it accordingly.
Credit goes to Marina Glancy for the solution idea.
Add field 'visibleoncoursepage' to the course_modules table
Add site-wide setting for turning on stealth mode availability
Add callback for "stealth" mode support in the course formats
Change display of modules/sections availability on the course page
- Created a "Course preferences" for user preference. This
is where "activity chooser off/on" option is moved.
- Changed the lib/navigationlib.php to have a new user preference
section, which is "Course preferences".
- Removed the "activity chooser" toggle codes in javascript.
This reverts commit 6601690202764d786a5ee4b7bbd9afb5b91dd0ec.
This commit was adding the 'returnurl' param unnecessarily to the
course links in the navigation block, causing a lot of long URLs
to be created.
This patch improves usability of enrolment page in case of course is not
enrollable. 'Continue' button now returns student to referring page instead of
main moodle page (as it used to be). To make this improvement, passing correct
returnurl parameter to enrol/index.php page was implemented for links that may
be accessible for not-enrolled students.
In several places we only want to output a certain bit of HTML (e.g. the
contents on the mod chooser) once per page.
This used to be done with a static variable in the function, which
meant the logic was once per PHP-script execution, not once-per-page.
Now there is a new bit of API in page_requirements_manager to handle
this properly.
Includes theme and renderer changes required for the new feature.
There are two parts: style required for the display as part of the
course page (when showing the list of conditions for an activity),
and style required for the settings form.
This change supports both the bootstrapbase theme (which was the
main theme used during development) and the old base theme.
This was previously only included when there were hidden categories to show
which were not yet visible. As a result, if all categories were visible,
then the JS was not included.
