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| __construct ($type='ul', $attributes='', $editable=false, $pageurl=null, $page=0, $pageparamname='page', $itemsperpage=20) |
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| add_item ($item) |
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| display_page_numbers () |
| display list of page numbers for navigation
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| find_item ($id, $suppresserror=false) |
| Recurse down the tree and find an item by it's id. More...
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| get_child_ids () |
| Returns an array of ids of child items. More...
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| get_items_peers ($itemid) |
| Returns an array of ids of peers of an item. More...
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| get_records () |
| Should be overriden to return an array of records of list items.
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| get_top_level_parent_id ($item) |
| Returns the value to be used as the parent for the $item when it goes to the top level. More...
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| item_is_first_on_page ($itemid) |
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| item_is_last_on_page ($itemid) |
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| list_from_records ($paged=false, $offset=0) |
| Produces a hierarchical tree of list items from a flat array of records. More...
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| move_item_left ($id) |
| Moves the item one step up in the tree. More...
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| move_item_right ($id) |
| Make item with id $id the child of the peer that is just above it in the sort order. More...
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| move_item_up_down ($direction, $id) |
| Move a record up or down. More...
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| process_actions ($left, $right, $moveup, $movedown) |
| process any actions. More...
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| reorder_peers ($peers) |
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| set_parent ($parent) |
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| to_html ($indent=0, $extraargs=array()) |
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| $attributes |
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array | $childparent |
| keys are child ids, values are parents.
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| $editable |
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| $fieldnamesparent = 'parent' |
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array | $items = array() |
| of $listitemclassname objects.
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list_item | $parentitem = null |
| or derived class.
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array | $records = array() |
| Records from db, only used in top level list.
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| $table |
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string | $type |
| 'ol' or 'ul'.
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Clues to reading this code:
The functions that move things around the tree structure just update the database - they don't update the in-memory structure, instead they trigger a page reload so everything is rebuilt from scratch.
- Copyright
- Jamie Pratt
- License
- http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
◆ __construct()
moodle_list::__construct |
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$attributes = '' , |
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$editable = false , |
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$pageurl = null , |
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$page = 0 , |
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$pageparamname = 'page' , |
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$itemsperpage = 20 |
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Constructor.
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string | $type | |
string | $attributes | |
boolean | $editable | |
moodle_url | $pageurl | url for this page |
integer | $page | if 0 no pagination. (These three params only used in top level list.) |
string | $pageparamname | name of url param that is used for passing page no |
integer | $itemsperpage | no of top level items. |
◆ find_item()
moodle_list::find_item |
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Recurse down the tree and find an item by it's id.
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integer | $id | |
boolean | $suppresserror | error if not item found? |
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◆ get_child_ids()
moodle_list::get_child_ids |
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Returns an array of ids of child items.
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◆ get_items_peers()
moodle_list::get_items_peers |
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Returns an array of ids of peers of an item.
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int | itemid - if given, restrict records to those with this parent id. |
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◆ get_top_level_parent_id()
moodle_list::get_top_level_parent_id |
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Returns the value to be used as the parent for the $item when it goes to the top level.
Override if needed.
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list_item | $item | The item which its top level parent is going to be returned. |
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Reimplemented in question_category_list.
◆ item_is_first_on_page()
moodle_list::item_is_first_on_page |
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integer | $itemid | an item id. |
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boolean | Is the item with the given id the first top-level item on the current page? |
◆ item_is_last_on_page()
moodle_list::item_is_last_on_page |
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integer | $itemid | an item id. |
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boolean | Is the item with the given id the last top-level item on the current page? |
◆ list_from_records()
moodle_list::list_from_records |
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$offset = 0 |
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Produces a hierarchical tree of list items from a flat array of records.
'parent' field is expected to point to a parent record. records are already sorted. If the parent field doesn't point to another record in the array then this is a top level list
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integer | $offset | how many list toplevel items are there in lists before this one |
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array(boolean,integer) | whether there is more than one page, $offset + how many toplevel items where there in this list. |
◆ move_item_left()
moodle_list::move_item_left |
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Moves the item one step up in the tree.
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list_item | the item that used to be the parent of the item moved. |
◆ move_item_right()
moodle_list::move_item_right |
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Make item with id $id the child of the peer that is just above it in the sort order.
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◆ move_item_up_down()
moodle_list::move_item_up_down |
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Move a record up or down.
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string | $direction | up / down |
integer | $id | |
◆ process_actions()
moodle_list::process_actions |
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$right, |
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process any actions.
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integer | $left | id of item to move left |
integer | $right | id of item to move right |
integer | $moveup | id of item to move up |
integer | $movedown | id of item to move down |
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Reimplemented in question_category_list.
◆ to_html()
moodle_list::to_html |
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Returns html string.
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integer | $indent | depth of indentation. |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: