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Defines restore_subplugin class
Copyright: | 2010 onwards Eloy Lafuente (stronk7) {@link http://stronk7.com} |
License: | http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later |
File Size: | 217 lines (8 kb) |
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restore_subplugin:: (16 methods):
__construct()
define_subplugin_structure()
launch_after_execute_methods()
launch_after_restore_methods()
get_restoreid()
set_mapping()
get_old_parentid()
get_new_parentid()
get_mappingid()
get_mapping()
add_related_files()
apply_date_offset()
log()
get_setting_value()
get_namefor()
get_pathfor()
Class: restore_subplugin - X-Ref
Class implementing the subplugins support for moodle2 restore__construct($subplugintype, $subpluginname, $step) X-Ref |
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define_subplugin_structure($connectionpoint) X-Ref |
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launch_after_execute_methods() X-Ref |
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() X-Ref |
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. |
get_restoreid() X-Ref |
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set_mapping($itemname, $oldid, $newid, $restorefiles = false, $filesctxid = null, $parentid = null) X-Ref |
To send ids pairs to backup_ids_table and to store them into paths This method will send the given itemname and old/new ids to the backup_ids_temp table, and, at the same time, will save the new id into the corresponding restore_path_element for easier access by children. Also will inject the known old context id for the task in case it's going to be used for restoring files later |
get_old_parentid($itemname) X-Ref |
Returns the latest (parent) old id mapped by one pathelement |
get_new_parentid($itemname) X-Ref |
Returns the latest (parent) new id mapped by one pathelement |
get_mappingid($itemname, $oldid, $ifnotfound = false) X-Ref |
Return the new id of a mapping for the given itemname param: string $itemname the type of item param: int $oldid the item ID from the backup param: mixed $ifnotfound what to return if $oldid wasnt found. Defaults to false |
get_mapping($itemname, $oldid) X-Ref |
Return the complete mapping from the given itemname, itemid |
add_related_files($component, $filearea, $mappingitemname, $filesctxid = null, $olditemid = null) X-Ref |
Add all the existing file, given their component and filearea and one backup_ids itemname to match with |
apply_date_offset($value) X-Ref |
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 |
log($message, $level, $a = null, $depth = null, $display = false) X-Ref |
Call the log function from the step. |
get_setting_value($name) X-Ref |
Returns the value of one (task/plan) setting |
get_namefor($name = '') X-Ref |
Simple helper function that returns the name for the restore_path_element It's not mandatory to use it but recommended ;-) |
get_pathfor($path = '') X-Ref |
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 ;-) |