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/grade/grading/form/rubric/ -> renderer.php (source)
Differences Between: [Versions 310 and 401] [Versions 311 and 401] [Versions 39 and 401]
Contains renderer used for displaying rubric
| Copyright: | 2011 Marina Glancy |
| License: | http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later |
| File Size: | 658 lines (35 kb) |
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Defines 1 class
gradingform_rubric_renderer:: (10 methods):
criterion_template()
level_template()
rubric_template()
rubric_edit_options()
display_rubric()
get_css_class_suffix()
display_instances()
display_instance()
display_regrade_confirmation()
display_rubric_mapping_explained()
Class: gradingform_rubric_renderer - X-Ref
Grading method plugin renderer| criterion_template($mode, $options, $elementname = '{NAME}', $criterion = null, $levelsstr = '{LEVELS}', $value = null) X-Ref |
| This function returns html code for displaying criterion. Depending on $mode it may be the code to edit rubric, to preview the rubric, to evaluate somebody or to review the evaluation. This function may be called from display_rubric() to display the whole rubric, or it can be called by itself to return a template used by JavaScript to add new empty criteria to the rubric being designed. In this case it will use macros like {NAME}, {LEVELS}, {CRITERION-id}, etc. When overriding this function it is very important to remember that all elements of html form (in edit or evaluate mode) must have the name $elementname. Also JavaScript relies on the class names of elements and when developer changes them script might stop working. param: int $mode rubric display mode, see {@link gradingform_rubric_controller} param: array $options display options for this rubric, defaults are: {@link gradingform_rubric_controller::get_default_options()} param: string $elementname the name of the form element (in editor mode) or the prefix for div ids (in view mode) param: array|null $criterion criterion data param: string $levelsstr evaluated templates for this criterion levels param: array|null $value (only in view mode) teacher's feedback on this criterion return: string |
| level_template($mode, $options, $elementname = '{NAME}', $criterionid = '{CRITERION-id}', $level = null) X-Ref |
| This function returns html code for displaying one level of one criterion. Depending on $mode it may be the code to edit rubric, to preview the rubric, to evaluate somebody or to review the evaluation. This function may be called from display_rubric() to display the whole rubric, or it can be called by itself to return a template used by JavaScript to add new empty level to the criterion during the design of rubric. In this case it will use macros like {NAME}, {CRITERION-id}, {LEVEL-id}, etc. When overriding this function it is very important to remember that all elements of html form (in edit or evaluate mode) must have the name $elementname. Also JavaScript relies on the class names of elements and when developer changes them script might stop working. param: int $mode rubric display mode see {@link gradingform_rubric_controller} param: array $options display options for this rubric, defaults are: {@link gradingform_rubric_controller::get_default_options()} param: string $elementname the name of the form element (in editor mode) or the prefix for div ids (in view mode) param: string|int $criterionid either id of the nesting criterion or a macro for template param: array|null $level level data, also in view mode it might also have property $level['checked'] whether this level is checked return: string |
| rubric_template($mode, $options, $elementname, $criteriastr) X-Ref |
| This function returns html code for displaying rubric template (content before and after criteria list). Depending on $mode it may be the code to edit rubric, to preview the rubric, to evaluate somebody or to review the evaluation. This function is called from display_rubric() to display the whole rubric. When overriding this function it is very important to remember that all elements of html form (in edit or evaluate mode) must have the name $elementname. Also JavaScript relies on the class names of elements and when developer changes them script might stop working. param: int $mode rubric display mode see {@link gradingform_rubric_controller} param: array $options display options for this rubric, defaults are: {@link gradingform_rubric_controller::get_default_options()} param: string $elementname the name of the form element (in editor mode) or the prefix for div ids (in view mode) param: string $criteriastr evaluated templates for this rubric's criteria return: string |
| rubric_edit_options($mode, $options) X-Ref |
| Generates html template to view/edit the rubric options. Expression {NAME} is used in template for the form element name param: int $mode rubric display mode see {@link gradingform_rubric_controller} param: array $options display options for this rubric, defaults are: {@link gradingform_rubric_controller::get_default_options()} return: string |
| display_rubric($criteria, $options, $mode, $elementname = null, $values = null) X-Ref |
| This function returns html code for displaying rubric. Depending on $mode it may be the code to edit rubric, to preview the rubric, to evaluate somebody or to review the evaluation. It is very unlikely that this function needs to be overriden by theme. It does not produce any html code, it just prepares data about rubric design and evaluation, adds the CSS class to elements and calls the functions level_template, criterion_template and rubric_template param: array $criteria data about the rubric design param: array $options display options for this rubric, defaults are: {@link gradingform_rubric_controller::get_default_options()} param: int $mode rubric display mode, see {@link gradingform_rubric_controller} param: string $elementname the name of the form element (in editor mode) or the prefix for div ids (in view mode) param: array $values evaluation result return: string |
| get_css_class_suffix($idx, $maxidx) X-Ref |
| Help function to return CSS class names for element (first/last/even/odd) with leading space param: int $idx index of this element in the row/column param: int $maxidx maximum index of the element in the row/column return: string |
| display_instances($instances, $defaultcontent, $cangrade) X-Ref |
| Displays for the student the list of instances or default content if no instances found param: array $instances array of objects of type gradingform_rubric_instance param: string $defaultcontent default string that would be displayed without advanced grading param: boolean $cangrade whether current user has capability to grade in this context return: string |
| display_instance(gradingform_rubric_instance $instance, $idx, $cangrade) X-Ref |
| Displays one grading instance param: gradingform_rubric_instance $instance param: int $idx unique number of instance on page param: bool $cangrade whether current user has capability to grade in this context |
| display_regrade_confirmation($elementname, $changelevel, $value) X-Ref |
| Displays confirmation that students require re-grading param: string $elementname param: int $changelevel param: string $value return: string |
| display_rubric_mapping_explained($scores) X-Ref |
| Generates and returns HTML code to display information box about how rubric score is converted to the grade param: array $scores return: string |
