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/availability/classes/ -> frontend.php (source)
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Class with front-end (editing form) functionality. This is a base class of a class implemented by each component, and also has static methods.
| Copyright: | 2014 The Open University |
| License: | http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later |
| File Size: | 209 lines (8 kb) |
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| Includes or requires: | 0 files |
Defines 1 class
frontend:: (7 methods):
allow_add()
get_javascript_strings()
get_javascript_init_params()
get_component()
include_all_javascript()
report_validation_errors()
convert_associative_array_for_js()
Class with front-end (editing form) functionality.
This is a base class of a class implemented by each component, and also has
static methods.
This is a base class of a class implemented by each component, and also has
static methods.
| allow_add($course, \cm_info $cm = null,\section_info $section = null) X-Ref |
| Decides whether this plugin should be available in a given course. The plugin can do this depending on course or system settings. Default returns true. param: \stdClass $course Course object param: \cm_info $cm Course-module currently being edited (null if none) param: \section_info $section Section currently being edited (null if none) |
| get_javascript_strings() X-Ref |
| Gets a list of string identifiers (in the plugin's language file) that are required in JavaScript for this plugin. The default returns nothing. You do not need to include the 'title' string (which is used by core) as this is automatically added. return: array Array of required string identifiers |
| get_javascript_init_params($course, \cm_info $cm = null,\section_info $section = null) X-Ref |
| Gets additional parameters for the plugin's initInner function. Default returns no parameters. param: \stdClass $course Course object param: \cm_info $cm Course-module currently being edited (null if none) param: \section_info $section Section currently being edited (null if none) return: array Array of parameters for the JavaScript function |
| get_component() X-Ref |
| Gets the Frankenstyle component name for this plugin. return: string The component name for this plugin |
| include_all_javascript($course, \cm_info $cm = null,\section_info $section = null) X-Ref |
| Includes JavaScript for the main system and all plugins. param: \stdClass $course Course object param: \cm_info $cm Course-module currently being edited (null if none) param: \section_info $section Section currently being edited (null if none) |
| report_validation_errors(array $data, array &$errors) X-Ref |
| For use within forms, reports any validation errors from the availability field. param: array $data Form data fields param: array $errors Error array |
| convert_associative_array_for_js(array $inarray,$keyname, $valuename) X-Ref |
| Converts an associative array into an array of objects with two fields. This is necessary because JavaScript associative arrays/objects are not ordered (at least officially according to the language specification). param: array $inarray Associative array key => value param: string $keyname Name to use for key in resulting array objects param: string $valuename Name to use for value in resulting array objects return: array Non-associative (numeric) array |
