The patch converts the dock into a YUI shifter module and at
the same time improves several aspects of its operation.
The features of this patch include:
* Dock Module conversion.
* A loader that ensures we don't include the dock JS or its
requirements unless actually required.
* We no longer include the dock JS for themes that don't
enable it.
* Blocks no longer add registration events to the page
instead a dockable attribute is added to the html and the
loader looks for that.
* The dock module is properly documented and running YUIDoc
gives good quality documentation.
* We no longer need the dock module registration or
subcomponent.
* All events that can be delegated are now delegated.
* Removed unused variables and code left over after fixes.
* Support for docking blocks renderered using the new blocks
render method. Better support for custom block regions.
Defined function tabree() as final so themes do not override it by mistake.
Added comments to other similar shortcut functions that themes should not override them (can not declare them final
for backward compartibility)
- created renderable object tabtree that represents the tree of tabs, extends tabobject
- created core_renderer::tabtree(), and supporting core_renderer::render_tabtree(), core_renderer::render_tabobject()
- change print_tabs() to use renderer function, deprecate supporting not needed functions
It is weird, but Chrome PDF viewer keeps retrying byteserving requests for anything but 407. This commit also normalises response headers on all error pages.
This patch uses local URLs in parameters because it is more compatible
with various security hacks. Session key is not added automatically to
return url for safety reasons - we do not want to execute some random
action again. POST pages are now returned to course page too.
The url_select class can optionally show a button (much like the non-JS
fallback). In this case, the autosubmit nature of the form shouldn't be
enforced and it should only submit on the button.
Rather than using an event handler for each help link, we add the
'helpicon' class to them and delegate the display function.
In order for this to work, we modify the way that Y.io fetches the help to
use the intended target of the anchor rather than a value provided in the
add call. We also no longer modify this URL and instead add the ajaxurl
parameter to it using the Y.io data parameter.
This change is backwards compatible with people calling it without using
the help icon renderer.
- Added functions in class format_base
- Added global functions in course/lib.php
- Added calling of course header/footer functions to the base theme
- output renderer checks if theme calls the coures content header/footer functions, if not calls them explicitly and displays a development warning
