schemes it's possible that the email field could be empty, so this
will force users to update it (and the rest of their profile) any
time they log into a course.
confirmation on deletions, removing deleted user from all student lists,
teacher lists and subscription lists and freeing up their username and
email to be used again.
in a course. Firstly, the course settings page now allows the teachers
to specify the word they want to use in place of "teachers" and "students"
as well as "teacher" and "student". Secondly, a new teacher admin tool
allows any teacher to modify the order and displayed role of teachers
in that course. This affects the display on the course listings, the
participants page and so on.
Internet Explorer bug that allows sends cookies to different sites if
they have the same ending. eg moodle.com cookie is sent to smec.moodle.com!!
Also fixes case where multiple moodle installations may be in different
directories on the same server. When you go from one to the other the
first session will be destroyed now (you can't be logged in the two
at the same time). It's just a lot safer this way, for now.
Basically this works by storing the wwwroot variable in the session
and checking it for every page.
where data from other modules can also live later on.
Also added a README for that directory to warn teachers not to mess
with it, version code to perform the upgrade, tweaks to assignment/lib.php
and a tweak to reading module so that assignment files aren't listed
in the list of possible readings (could get messy).
If true, then display of user pictures or filenames will use the
method of providing arguments as "slash" arguments - this is much
better for caching, proxies, search engines etc. Unfortunately
it doesn't seem to work on some PHP installations.
If false (the default), then a more compatible method is used
(ie usual way of passing parameters to scripts)
servers that have register_globals turned off (this is the
default setting on newer version of PHP).
In fact it's partly a hack that globalises all GET, POST, FILES
AND COOKIE variables. Unfortunately though the SESSION and
USER global session variables are only available as $_SESSION["USER"]
and $_SESSION["SESSION"], which is cumbersome to use.
So, for every request I now make a copy of these two session variables
into $USER and $SESSION. Whenever I update them thoughout Moodle I
now have to call save_session("USER") which copies them back to the
session variable. This seems to be working well now.
Because I'm using $_SESSION etc now this will raise
the required minimum version of PHP to 4.1.0
