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Profile field API library file.
Copyright: | 2007 onwards Shane Elliot {@link http://pukunui.com} |
License: | http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later |
File Size: | 939 lines (32 kb) |
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profile_field_base:: (2 methods):
__construct()
profile_field_base()
name:: (46 methods):
edit_field_add()
display_data()
edit_field()
edit_after_data()
edit_save_data()
edit_validate_field()
edit_field_set_default()
edit_field_set_required()
edit_field_set_locked()
edit_save_data_preprocess()
edit_load_user_data()
is_user_object_data()
set_userid()
set_fieldid()
set_field()
set_user_data()
set_category_name()
get_shortname()
get_category_name()
load_data()
is_visible()
is_editable()
is_empty()
is_required()
is_locked()
is_unique()
is_signup_field()
get_field_config_for_external()
get_field_properties()
profile_get_user_fields_with_data()
profile_get_user_fields_with_data_by_category()
profile_load_data()
profile_definition()
profile_definition_after_data()
profile_validation()
profile_save_data()
profile_display_fields()
profile_get_signup_fields()
profile_signup_fields()
profile_user_record()
profile_get_custom_fields()
profile_load_custom_fields()
profile_save_custom_fields()
profile_get_custom_field_data_by_shortname()
profile_view()
profile_has_required_custom_fields_set()
Class: profile_field_base - X-Ref
Base class for the customisable profile fields.__construct($fieldid=0, $userid=0, $fielddata=null) X-Ref |
Constructor method. param: int $fieldid id of the profile from the user_info_field table param: int $userid id of the user for whom we are displaying data param: stdClass $fielddata optional data for the field object plus additional fields 'hasuserdata', 'data' and 'dataformat' |
profile_field_base($fieldid=0, $userid=0) X-Ref |
Old syntax of class constructor. Deprecated in PHP7. |
edit_field_add($mform) X-Ref |
Abstract method: Adds the profile field to the moodle form class param: MoodleQuickForm $mform instance of the moodleform class |
display_data() X-Ref |
Display the data for this field return: string |
edit_field($mform) X-Ref |
Print out the form field in the edit profile page param: MoodleQuickForm $mform instance of the moodleform class return: bool |
edit_after_data($mform) X-Ref |
Tweaks the edit form param: MoodleQuickForm $mform instance of the moodleform class return: bool |
edit_save_data($usernew) X-Ref |
Saves the data coming from form param: stdClass $usernew data coming from the form |
edit_validate_field($usernew) X-Ref |
Validate the form field from profile page param: stdClass $usernew return: array error messages for the form validation |
edit_field_set_default($mform) X-Ref |
Sets the default data for the field in the form object param: MoodleQuickForm $mform instance of the moodleform class |
edit_field_set_required($mform) X-Ref |
Sets the required flag for the field in the form object param: MoodleQuickForm $mform instance of the moodleform class |
edit_field_set_locked($mform) X-Ref |
HardFreeze the field if locked. param: MoodleQuickForm $mform instance of the moodleform class |
edit_save_data_preprocess($data, $datarecord) X-Ref |
Hook for child classess to process the data before it gets saved in database param: stdClass $data param: stdClass $datarecord The object that will be used to save the record return: mixed |
edit_load_user_data($user) X-Ref |
Loads a user object with data for this field ready for the edit profile form param: stdClass $user a user object |
is_user_object_data() X-Ref |
Check if the field data should be loaded into the user object By default it is, but for field types where the data may be potentially large, the child class should override this and return false return: bool |
set_userid($userid) X-Ref |
Accessor method: set the userid for this instance param: integer $userid id from the user table |
set_fieldid($fieldid) X-Ref |
Accessor method: set the fieldid for this instance param: integer $fieldid id from the user_info_field table |
set_field($field) X-Ref |
Sets the field object and default data and format into $this->data and $this->dataformat This method should be called before {@link self::set_user_data} param: stdClass $field |
set_user_data($data, $dataformat) X-Ref |
Sets user id and user data for the field param: mixed $data param: int $dataformat |
set_category_name($categoryname) X-Ref |
Set the name for the profile category where this field is param: string $categoryname |
get_shortname() X-Ref |
Return field short name return: string |
get_category_name() X-Ref |
Returns the name of the profile category where this field is return: string |
load_data() X-Ref |
Accessor method: Load the field record and user data associated with the object's fieldid and userid |
is_visible() X-Ref |
Check if the field data is visible to the current user return: bool |
is_editable() X-Ref |
Check if the field data is editable for the current user This method should not generally be overwritten by child classes. return: bool |
is_empty() X-Ref |
Check if the field data is considered empty return: boolean |
is_required() X-Ref |
Check if the field is required on the edit profile page return: bool |
is_locked() X-Ref |
Check if the field is locked on the edit profile page return: bool |
is_unique() X-Ref |
Check if the field data should be unique return: bool |
is_signup_field() X-Ref |
Check if the field should appear on the signup page return: bool |
get_field_config_for_external() X-Ref |
Return the field settings suitable to be exported via an external function. By default it return all the field settings. return: array all the settings |
get_field_properties() X-Ref |
Return the field type and null properties. This will be used for validating the data submitted by a user. return: array the param type and null property |
profile_get_user_fields_with_data(int $userid) X-Ref |
Returns an array of all custom field records with any defined data (or empty data), for the specified user id. param: int $userid return: profile_field_base[] |
profile_get_user_fields_with_data_by_category(int $userid) X-Ref |
Returns an array of all custom field records with any defined data (or empty data), for the specified user id, by category. param: int $userid return: profile_field_base[][] |
profile_load_data(stdClass $user) X-Ref |
Loads user profile field data into the user object. param: stdClass $user |
profile_definition(MoodleQuickForm $mform, int $userid = 0) X-Ref |
Print out the customisable categories and fields for a users profile param: MoodleQuickForm $mform instance of the moodleform class param: int $userid id of user whose profile is being edited or 0 for the new user |
profile_definition_after_data(MoodleQuickForm $mform, int $userid) X-Ref |
Adds profile fields to user edit forms. param: MoodleQuickForm $mform param: int $userid |
profile_validation(stdClass $usernew, array $files) X-Ref |
Validates profile data. param: stdClass $usernew param: array $files return: array array of errors, same as in {@see moodleform::validation()} |
profile_save_data(stdClass $usernew) X-Ref |
Saves profile data for a user. param: stdClass $usernew |
profile_display_fields($userid) X-Ref |
Display profile fields. param: int $userid |
profile_get_signup_fields() X-Ref |
Retrieves a list of profile fields that must be displayed in the sign-up form. return: array list of profile fields info |
profile_signup_fields(MoodleQuickForm $mform) X-Ref |
Adds code snippet to a moodle form object for custom profile fields that should appear on the signup page param: MoodleQuickForm $mform moodle form object |
profile_user_record(int $userid, bool $onlyinuserobject = true) X-Ref |
Returns an object with the custom profile fields set for the given user param: int $userid param: bool $onlyinuserobject True if you only want the ones in $USER. return: stdClass object where properties names are shortnames of custom profile fields |
profile_get_custom_fields(bool $onlyinuserobject = false) X-Ref |
Obtains a list of all available custom profile fields, indexed by id. Some profile fields are not included in the user object data (see profile_user_record function above). Optionally, you can obtain only those fields that are included in the user object. To be clear, this function returns the available fields, and does not return the field values for a particular user. param: bool $onlyinuserobject True if you only want the ones in $USER return: array Array of field objects from database (indexed by id) |
profile_load_custom_fields($user) X-Ref |
Load custom profile fields into user object param: stdClass $user user object |
profile_save_custom_fields($userid, $profilefields) X-Ref |
Save custom profile fields for a user. param: int $userid The user id param: array $profilefields The fields to save |
profile_get_custom_field_data_by_shortname(string $shortname, bool $casesensitive = true) X-Ref |
Gets basic data about custom profile fields. This is minimal data that is cached within the current request for all fields so that it can be used quickly. param: string $shortname Shortname of custom profile field param: bool $casesensitive Whether to perform case-sensitive matching of shortname. Note current limitations of custom profile return: stdClass|null Object with properties id, shortname, name, visible, datatype, categoryid, etc |
profile_view($user, $context, $course = null) X-Ref |
Trigger a user profile viewed event. param: stdClass $user user object param: stdClass $context context object (course or user) param: stdClass $course course object |
profile_has_required_custom_fields_set($userid) X-Ref |
Does the user have all required custom fields set? Internal, to be exclusively used by {@link user_not_fully_set_up()} only. Note that if users have no way to fill a required field via editing their profiles (e.g. the field is not visible or it is locked), we still return true. So this is actually checking if we should redirect the user to edit their profile, rather than whether there is a value in the database. param: int $userid return: bool |