Base class for conditional availability information (for module or section).
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| __construct ($course, $visible, $availability) |
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| filter_user_list (array $users) |
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| get_availability_tree () |
| Gets the availability tree, decoding it if not already done. More...
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| get_context () |
| Gets context used for checking capabilities for this item. More...
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| get_course () |
| Obtains the course associated with this availability information. More...
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| get_full_information (\course_modinfo $modinfo=null) |
| Obtains a string describing all availability restrictions (even if they do not apply any more). More...
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| get_modinfo () |
| Obtains the modinfo associated with this availability information. More...
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| get_user_list_sql ($onlyactive) |
| Obtains SQL that returns a list of enrolled users that has been filtered by the conditions applied in the availability API, similar to calling get_enrolled_users and then filter_user_list. More...
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| is_available (&$information, $grabthelot=false, $userid=0, course_modinfo $modinfo=null) |
| Determines whether this particular item is currently available according to the availability criteria. More...
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| is_available_for_all () |
| Checks whether this activity is going to be available for all users. More...
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| update_after_restore ($restoreid, $courseid, base_logger $logger, $dateoffset, base_task $task) |
| Called during restore (near end of restore). More...
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static | add_legacy_availability_condition ($availability, $rec, $show) |
| Adds a condition from the legacy availability condition. More...
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static | add_legacy_availability_field_condition ($availability, $rec, $show) |
| Adds a condition from the legacy availability field condition. More...
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static | completion_value_used ($course, $cmid) |
| Used in course/lib.php because we need to disable the completion tickbox JS (using the non-JS version instead, which causes a page reload) if a completion tickbox value may affect a conditional activity. More...
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static | convert_legacy_fields ($rec, $section, $modgroupmembersonlyignored=false) |
| Converts legacy data from fields (if provided) into the new availability syntax. More...
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static | format_info ($inforenderable, $courseorid) |
| Formats the $cm->availableinfo string for display. More...
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static | get_restore_date_offset ($restoreid) |
| Gets the date offset (amount by which any date values should be adjusted) for the current restore. More...
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static | get_restore_task ($restoreid) |
| Gets the restore task (specifically, the task that calls the update_after_restore method) for the current restore. More...
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static | update_dependency_id_across_course ( $courseorid, $table, $oldid, $newid) |
| In rare cases the system may want to change all references to one ID (e.g. More...
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string | $availability |
| Availability data as JSON string.
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tree | $availabilitytree |
| Availability configuration, decoded from JSON; null if unset.
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stdClass | $course |
| Course.
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course_modinfo | $modinfo = null |
| Modinfo (available only during some functions)
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bool | $visible |
| Visibility flag (eye icon)
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static array null | $restoreinfo = null |
| Array of information about current restore if any.
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Base class for conditional availability information (for module or section).
- Copyright
- 2014 The Open University
- License
- http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
◆ __construct()
core_availability\info::__construct |
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$visible, |
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Constructs with item details.
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stdClass | $course | Course object |
int | $visible | Value of visible flag (eye icon) |
string | $availability | Availability definition (JSON format) or null |
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◆ add_legacy_availability_condition()
static core_availability\info::add_legacy_availability_condition |
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Adds a condition from the legacy availability condition.
(For use during restore only.)
This function assumes that the activity either has no conditions, or that it has an AND tree with one or more conditions.
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string | null | $availability | Current availability conditions |
stdClass | $rec | Object containing information from old table |
bool | $show | True if 'show' option should be enabled |
- Return values
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string | New availability conditions |
◆ add_legacy_availability_field_condition()
static core_availability\info::add_legacy_availability_field_condition |
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$rec, |
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Adds a condition from the legacy availability field condition.
(For use during restore only.)
This function assumes that the activity either has no conditions, or that it has an AND tree with one or more conditions.
- Parameters
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string | null | $availability | Current availability conditions |
stdClass | $rec | Object containing information from old table |
bool | $show | True if 'show' option should be enabled |
- Return values
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string | New availability conditions |
◆ add_legacy_condition()
static core_availability\info::add_legacy_condition |
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$availability, |
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$condition, |
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Adds a condition to an AND group.
(For use during restore only.)
This function assumes that the activity either has no conditions, or that it has only conditions added by this function.
- Parameters
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string | null | $availability | Current availability conditions |
string | $condition | Condition text '{...}' |
bool | $show | True if 'show' option should be enabled |
- Return values
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string | New availability conditions |
◆ completion_value_used()
static core_availability\info::completion_value_used |
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Used in course/lib.php because we need to disable the completion tickbox JS (using the non-JS version instead, which causes a page reload) if a completion tickbox value may affect a conditional activity.
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stdClass | $course | Moodle course object |
int | $cmid | Course-module id |
- Return values
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bool | True if this is used in a condition, false otherwise |
◆ convert_legacy_fields()
static core_availability\info::convert_legacy_fields |
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$section, |
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Converts legacy data from fields (if provided) into the new availability syntax.
Supported fields: availablefrom, availableuntil, showavailability (and groupingid for sections).
It also supports the groupmembersonly field for modules. This part was optional in 2.7 but now always runs (because groupmembersonly has been removed).
- Parameters
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stdClass | $rec | Object possibly containing legacy fields |
bool | $section | True if this is a section |
bool | $modgroupmembersonlyignored | Ignored option, previously used |
- Return values
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string|null | New availability value or null if none |
◆ decode_availability()
core_availability\info::decode_availability |
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Decodes availability data from JSON format.
This function also validates the retrieved data as follows:
- Data that does not meet the API-defined structure causes a coding_exception (this should be impossible unless there is a system bug or somebody manually hacks the database).
- Data that meets the structure but cannot be implemented (e.g. reference to missing plugin or to module that doesn't exist) is either silently discarded (if $lax is true) or causes a coding_exception (if $lax is false).
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string | $availability | Availability string in JSON format |
boolean | $lax | If true, throw exceptions only for invalid structure |
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◆ filter_user_list()
core_availability\info::filter_user_list |
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Tests against a user list.
Users who cannot access the activity due to availability restrictions will be removed from the list.
Note this only includes availability restrictions (those handled within this API) and not other ways of restricting access.
This test ONLY includes conditions which are marked as being applied to user lists. For example, group conditions are included but date conditions are not included.
The function operates reasonably efficiently i.e. should not do per-user database queries. It is however likely to be fairly slow.
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array | $users | Array of userid => object |
- Return values
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array | Filtered version of input array |
Reimplemented in core_availability\info_module.
◆ format_info()
static core_availability\info::format_info |
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Formats the $cm->availableinfo string for display.
This includes filling in the names of any course-modules that might be mentioned. Should be called immediately prior to display, or at least somewhere that we can guarantee does not happen from within building the modinfo object.
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renderable | string | $inforenderable | Info string or renderable |
int | stdClass | $courseorid | |
- Return values
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string | Correctly formatted info string |
◆ get_availability_tree()
core_availability\info::get_availability_tree |
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Gets the availability tree, decoding it if not already done.
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◆ get_context()
core_availability\info::get_context |
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◆ get_course()
core_availability\info::get_course |
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Obtains the course associated with this availability information.
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stdClass | Moodle course object |
◆ get_full_information()
core_availability\info::get_full_information |
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Obtains a string describing all availability restrictions (even if they do not apply any more).
Used to display information for staff editing the website.
The modinfo parameter must be specified when it is called from inside get_fast_modinfo, to avoid infinite recursion.
This function displays debugging() messages if the availability information is invalid.
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- Return values
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string | Information string (for admin) about all restrictions on this item |
◆ get_modinfo()
core_availability\info::get_modinfo |
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Obtains the modinfo associated with this availability information.
Note: This field is available ONLY for use by conditions when calculating availability or information.
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◆ get_restore_date_offset()
static core_availability\info::get_restore_date_offset |
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Gets the date offset (amount by which any date values should be adjusted) for the current restore.
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string | $restoreid | Restore identifier |
- Return values
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int | Date offset (0 if none) |
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◆ get_restore_task()
static core_availability\info::get_restore_task |
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Gets the restore task (specifically, the task that calls the update_after_restore method) for the current restore.
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string | $restoreid | Restore identifier |
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◆ get_thing_name()
core_availability\info::get_thing_name |
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◆ get_user_list_sql()
core_availability\info::get_user_list_sql |
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Obtains SQL that returns a list of enrolled users that has been filtered by the conditions applied in the availability API, similar to calling get_enrolled_users and then filter_user_list.
As for filter_user_list, this ONLY filters out users with conditions that are marked as applying to user lists. For example, group conditions are included but date conditions are not included.
The returned SQL is a query that returns a list of user IDs. It does not include brackets, so you neeed to add these to make it into a subquery. You would normally use it in an SQL phrase like "WHERE u.id IN ($sql)".
The function returns an array with '' and an empty array, if there are no restrictions on users from these conditions.
The SQL will be complex and may be slow. It uses named parameters (sorry, I know they are annoying, but it was unavoidable here).
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bool | $onlyactive | True if including only active enrolments |
- Return values
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array | Array of SQL code (may be empty) and params |
Reimplemented in core_availability\info_module.
◆ get_view_hidden_capability()
core_availability\info::get_view_hidden_capability |
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◆ is_available()
core_availability\info::is_available |
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Determines whether this particular item is currently available according to the availability criteria.
- This does not include the 'visible' setting (i.e. this might return true even if visible is false); visible is handled independently.
- This does not take account of the viewhiddenactivities capability. That should apply later.
Depending on options selected, a description of the restrictions which mean the student can't view it (in HTML format) may be stored in $information. If there is nothing in $information and this function returns false, then the activity should not be displayed at all.
This function displays debugging() messages if the availability information is invalid.
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string | $information | String describing restrictions in HTML format |
bool | $grabthelot | Performance hint: if true, caches information required for all course-modules, to make the front page and similar pages work more quickly (works only for current user) |
int | $userid | If set, specifies a different user ID to check availability for |
course_modinfo | $modinfo | Usually leave as null for default. Specify when calling recursively from inside get_fast_modinfo() |
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bool | True if this item is available to the user, false otherwise |
◆ is_available_for_all()
core_availability\info::is_available_for_all |
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Checks whether this activity is going to be available for all users.
Normally, if there are any conditions, then it may be hidden depending on the user. However in the case of date conditions there are some conditions which will definitely not result in it being hidden for anyone.
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bool | True if activity is available for all |
◆ set_in_database()
core_availability\info::set_in_database |
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◆ update_after_restore()
core_availability\info::update_after_restore |
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Called during restore (near end of restore).
Updates any necessary ids and writes the updated tree to the database. May output warnings if necessary (e.g. if a course-module cannot be found after restore).
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string | $restoreid | Restore identifier |
int | $courseid | Target course id |
base_logger | $logger | Logger for any warnings |
int | $dateoffset | Date offset to be added to any dates (0 = none) |
base_task | $task | Restore task |
◆ update_dependency_id()
core_availability\info::update_dependency_id |
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Called on a single item.
If necessary, updates availability data where it has a dependency on an item with a particular id.
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string | $table | Table name e.g. 'course_modules' |
int | $oldid | Previous ID |
int | $newid | New ID |
- Return values
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bool | True if it changed, otherwise false |
◆ update_dependency_id_across_course()
static core_availability\info::update_dependency_id_across_course |
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In rare cases the system may want to change all references to one ID (e.g.
one course-module ID) to another one, within a course. This function does that for the conditional availability data for all modules and sections on the course.
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int | stdClass | $courseorid | Course id or object |
string | $table | Table name e.g. 'course_modules' |
int | $oldid | Previous ID |
int | $newid | New ID |
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bool | True if anything changed, otherwise false |
◆ warn_about_invalid_availability()
In some places we catch coding_exception because if a bug happens, it would be fatal for the course page GUI; instead we just show a developer debug message.
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