Base class for restoring up all the quiz settings and attempt data for an access rule quiz sub-plugin.
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| add_related_files ($component, $filearea, $mappingitemname, $filesctxid=null, $olditemid=null) |
| Add all the existing file, given their component and filearea and one backup_ids itemname to match with.
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| apply_date_offset ($value) |
| Apply course startdate offset based in original course startdate and course_offset_startdate setting Note we are using one static cache here, but by restoreid, so it's ok for concurrence/multiple executions in the same request.
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| define_attempt_subplugin_structure () |
| Use this method to describe the XML paths that store your sub-plugin's settings for a particular quiz attempt.
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| define_quiz_subplugin_structure () |
| Use this method to describe the XML paths that store your sub-plugin's settings for a particular quiz.
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| get_mapping ($itemname, $oldid) |
| Return the complete mapping from the given itemname, itemid.
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| get_mappingid ($itemname, $oldid, $ifnotfound=false) |
| Return the new id of a mapping for the given itemname. More...
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| get_namefor ($name='') |
| Simple helper function that returns the name for the restore_path_element It's not mandatory to use it but recommended ;-)
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| get_new_parentid ($itemname) |
| Returns the latest (parent) new id mapped by one pathelement.
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| get_old_parentid ($itemname) |
| Returns the latest (parent) old id mapped by one pathelement.
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| get_pathfor ($path='') |
| Simple helper function that returns the base (prefix) of the path for the restore_path_element Useful if we used get_recommended_name() in backup. More...
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| get_restoreid () |
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| get_setting_value ($name) |
| Returns the value of one (task/plan) setting.
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| set_mapping ($itemname, $oldid, $newid, $restorefiles=false, $filesctxid=null, $parentid=null) |
| To send ids pairs to backup_ids_table and to store them into paths. More...
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Base class for restoring up all the quiz settings and attempt data for an access rule quiz sub-plugin.
- Copyright
- 2011 The Open University
- License
- http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
◆ get_mappingid()
restore_subplugin::get_mappingid |
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Return the new id of a mapping for the given itemname.
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string | $itemname | the type of item |
int | $oldid | the item ID from the backup |
mixed | $ifnotfound | what to return if $oldid wasnt found. Defaults to false |
◆ get_pathfor()
restore_subplugin::get_pathfor |
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Simple helper function that returns the base (prefix) of the path for the restore_path_element Useful if we used get_recommended_name() in backup.
It's not mandatory to use it but recommended ;-)
◆ launch_after_execute_methods()
restore_subplugin::launch_after_execute_methods |
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after_execute dispatcher for any restore_subplugin class
This method will dispatch execution to the corresponding after_execute_xxx() method when available, with xxx being the connection point of the instance, so subplugin classes with multiple connection points will support multiple after_execute methods, one for each connection point
◆ launch_after_restore_methods()
restore_subplugin::launch_after_restore_methods |
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The after_restore dispatcher for any restore_subplugin class.
This method will dispatch execution to the corresponding after_restore_xxx() method when available, with xxx being the connection point of the instance, so subplugin classes with multiple connection points will support multiple after_restore methods, one for each connection point.
◆ set_mapping()
restore_subplugin::set_mapping |
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To send ids pairs to backup_ids_table and to store them into paths.
This method will send the given itemname and old/new ids to the backup_ids_temp table, and, at the same time, will save the new id into the corresponding restore_path_element for easier access by children. Also will inject the known old context id for the task in case it's going to be used for restoring files later
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: