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Copyright: 2010 onwards Eloy Lafuente (stronk7) {@link http://stronk7.com}
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Defines 1 class

restore_forum_activity_task:: (6 methods):
  define_my_settings()
  define_my_steps()
  define_decode_contents()
  define_decode_rules()
  define_restore_log_rules()
  define_restore_log_rules_for_course()


Class: restore_forum_activity_task  - X-Ref

forum restore task that provides all the settings and steps to perform one
complete restore of the activity

define_my_settings()   X-Ref
Define (add) particular settings this activity can have


define_my_steps()   X-Ref
Define (add) particular steps this activity can have


define_decode_contents()   X-Ref
Define the contents in the activity that must be
processed by the link decoder


define_decode_rules()   X-Ref
Define the decoding rules for links belonging
to the activity to be executed by the link decoder


define_restore_log_rules()   X-Ref
Define the restore log rules that will be applied
by the {@link restore_logs_processor} when restoring
forum logs. It must return one array
of {@link restore_log_rule} objects


define_restore_log_rules_for_course()   X-Ref
Define the restore log rules that will be applied
by the {@link restore_logs_processor} when restoring
course logs. It must return one array
of {@link restore_log_rule} objects

Note this rules are applied when restoring course logs
by the restore final task, but are defined here at
activity level. All them are rules not linked to any module instance (cmid = 0)