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Library of functions for web output Library of all general-purpose Moodle PHP functions and constants that produce HTML output
| Copyright: | 1999 onwards Martin Dougiamas {@link http://moodle.com} |
| License: | http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later |
| File Size: | 3882 lines (134 kb) |
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Defines 9 classes
moodle_url:: (89 methods):
__construct()
params()
remove_params()
remove_all_params()
param()
merge_overrideparams()
get_query_string()
export_params_for_template()
__toString()
out()
raw_out()
out_omit_querystring()
compare()
set_anchor()
set_scheme()
set_slashargument()
make_file_url()
make_pluginfile_url()
make_webservice_pluginfile_url()
make_draftfile_url()
make_legacyfile_url()
is_local_url()
out_as_local_url()
get_path()
get_param()
get_scheme()
get_host()
get_port()
data_submitted()
break_up_long_words()
close_window()
page_doc_link()
page_get_doc_link_path()
validate_email()
get_file_argument()
format_text_menu()
format_text()
reset_text_filters_cache()
format_string()
replace_ampersands_not_followed_by_entity()
strip_links()
wikify_links()
format_text_email()
format_module_intro()
strip_pluginfile_content()
trusttext_strip()
trusttext_pre_edit()
trusttext_trusted()
trusttext_active()
clean_text()
is_purify_html_necessary()
purify_html()
text_to_html()
markdown_to_html()
html_to_text()
content_to_text()
extract_draft_file_urls_from_text()
highlight()
highlightfast()
get_html_lang_attribute_value()
get_html_lang()
send_headers()
link_arrow_right()
link_arrow_left()
get_accesshide()
get_separator()
print_collapsible_region()
print_collapsible_region_start()
print_collapsible_region_end()
print_group_picture()
get_group_picture_url()
print_recent_activity_note()
navmenulist()
print_grade_menu()
mdie()
notice()
redirect()
obfuscate_email()
obfuscate_text()
obfuscate_mailto()
rebuildnolinktag()
print_maintenance_message()
print_tabs()
set_debugging()
debugging()
print_location_comment()
right_to_left()
fix_align_rtl()
is_in_popup()
progress_trace:: (1 method):
finished()
null_progress_trace:: (1 method):
output()
text_progress_trace:: (1 method):
output()
html_progress_trace:: (1 method):
output()
html_list_progress_trace:: (2 methods):
output()
finished()
error_log_progress_trace:: (2 methods):
__construct()
output()
progress_trace_buffer:: (5 methods):
__construct()
output()
finished()
reset_buffer()
get_buffer()
combined_progress_trace:: (5 methods):
__construct()
output()
finished()
print_password_policy()
get_formatted_help_string()
Defines 5 functions
Class: moodle_url - X-Ref
Class for creating and manipulating urls.It can be used in moodle pages where config.php has been included without any further includes.
It is useful for manipulating urls with long lists of params.
One situation where it will be useful is a page which links to itself to perform various actions
and / or to process form data. A moodle_url object :
can be created for a page to refer to itself with all the proper get params being passed from page call to
page call and methods can be used to output a url including all the params, optionally adding and overriding
params and can also be used to
- output the url without any get params
- and output the params as hidden fields to be output within a form
| __construct($url, array $params = null, $anchor = null) X-Ref |
| Create new instance of moodle_url. param: moodle_url|string $url - moodle_url means make a copy of another param: array $params these params override current params or add new param: string $anchor The anchor to use as part of the URL if there is one. |
| params(array $params = null) X-Ref |
| Add an array of params to the params for this url. The added params override existing ones if they have the same name. param: array $params Defaults to null. If null then returns all params. return: array Array of Params for url. |
| remove_params($params = null) X-Ref |
| Remove all params if no arguments passed. Remove selected params if arguments are passed. Can be called as either remove_params('param1', 'param2') or remove_params(array('param1', 'param2')). param: string[]|string $params,... either an array of param names, or 1..n string params to remove as args. return: array url parameters |
| remove_all_params($params = null) X-Ref |
| Remove all url parameters. param: array $params Unused param return: void |
| param($paramname, $newvalue = '') X-Ref |
| Add a param to the params for this url. The added param overrides existing one if they have the same name. param: string $paramname name param: string $newvalue Param value. If new value specified current value is overriden or parameter is added return: mixed string parameter value, null if parameter does not exist |
| merge_overrideparams(array $overrideparams = null) X-Ref |
| Merges parameters and validates them param: array $overrideparams return: array merged parameters |
| get_query_string($escaped = true, array $overrideparams = null) X-Ref |
| Get the params as as a query string. This method should not be used outside of this method. param: bool $escaped Use & as params separator instead of plain & param: array $overrideparams params to add to the output params, these return: string query string that can be added to a url. |
| export_params_for_template() X-Ref |
| Get the url params as an array of key => value pairs. This helps in handling cases where url params contain arrays. return: array params array for templates. |
| __toString() X-Ref |
| Shortcut for printing of encoded URL. return: string |
| out($escaped = true, array $overrideparams = null) X-Ref |
| Output url. If you use the returned URL in HTML code, you want the escaped ampersands. If you use the returned URL in HTTP headers, you want $escaped=false. param: bool $escaped Use & as params separator instead of plain & param: array $overrideparams params to add to the output url, these override existing ones with the same name. return: string Resulting URL |
| raw_out($escaped = true, array $overrideparams = null) X-Ref |
| Output url without any rewrites This is identical in signature and use to out() but doesn't call the rewrite handler. param: bool $escaped Use & as params separator instead of plain & param: array $overrideparams params to add to the output url, these override existing ones with the same name. return: string Resulting URL |
| out_omit_querystring($includeanchor = false) X-Ref |
| Returns url without parameters, everything before '?'. param: bool $includeanchor if {@link self::anchor} is defined, should it be returned? return: string |
| compare(moodle_url $url, $matchtype = URL_MATCH_EXACT) X-Ref |
| Compares this moodle_url with another. See documentation of constants for an explanation of the comparison flags. param: moodle_url $url The moodle_url object to compare param: int $matchtype The type of comparison (URL_MATCH_BASE, URL_MATCH_PARAMS, URL_MATCH_EXACT) return: bool |
| set_anchor($anchor) X-Ref |
| Sets the anchor for the URI (the bit after the hash) param: string $anchor null means remove previous |
| set_scheme($scheme) X-Ref |
| Sets the scheme for the URI (the bit before ://) param: string $scheme |
| set_slashargument($path, $parameter = 'file', $supported = null) X-Ref |
| Sets the url slashargument value. param: string $path usually file path param: string $parameter name of page parameter if slasharguments not supported param: bool $supported usually null, then it depends on $CFG->slasharguments, use true or false for other servers return: void |
| make_file_url($urlbase, $path, $forcedownload = false) X-Ref |
| General moodle file url. param: string $urlbase the script serving the file param: string $path param: bool $forcedownload return: moodle_url |
| make_pluginfile_url($contextid, $component, $area, $itemid, $pathname, $filename,$forcedownload = false, $includetoken = false) X-Ref |
| Factory method for creation of url pointing to plugin file. Please note this method can be used only from the plugins to create urls of own files, it must not be used outside of plugins! param: int $contextid param: string $component param: string $area param: int $itemid param: string $pathname param: string $filename param: bool $forcedownload param: mixed $includetoken Whether to use a user token when displaying this group image. return: moodle_url |
| make_webservice_pluginfile_url($contextid, $component, $area, $itemid, $pathname, $filename,$forcedownload = false) X-Ref |
| Factory method for creation of url pointing to plugin file. This method is the same that make_pluginfile_url but pointing to the webservice pluginfile.php script. It should be used only in external functions. param: int $contextid param: string $component param: string $area param: int $itemid param: string $pathname param: string $filename param: bool $forcedownload return: moodle_url |
| make_draftfile_url($draftid, $pathname, $filename, $forcedownload = false) X-Ref |
| Factory method for creation of url pointing to draft file of current user. param: int $draftid draft item id param: string $pathname param: string $filename param: bool $forcedownload return: moodle_url |
| make_legacyfile_url($courseid, $filepath, $forcedownload = false) X-Ref |
| Factory method for creating of links to legacy course files. param: int $courseid param: string $filepath param: bool $forcedownload return: moodle_url |
| is_local_url() X-Ref |
| Checks if URL is relative to $CFG->wwwroot. return: bool True if URL is relative to $CFG->wwwroot; otherwise, false. |
| out_as_local_url($escaped = true, array $overrideparams = null) X-Ref |
| Returns URL as relative path from $CFG->wwwroot Can be used for passing around urls with the wwwroot stripped param: boolean $escaped Use & as params separator instead of plain & param: array $overrideparams params to add to the output url, these override existing ones with the same name. return: string Resulting URL |
| get_path($includeslashargument = true) X-Ref |
| Returns the 'path' portion of a URL. For example, if the URL is http://www.example.org:447/my/file/is/here.txt?really=1 then this will return '/my/file/is/here.txt'. By default the path includes slash-arguments (for example, '/myfile.php/extra/arguments') so it is what you would expect from a URL path. If you don't want this behaviour, you can opt to exclude the slash arguments. (Be careful: if the $CFG variable slasharguments is disabled, these URLs will have a different format and you may need to look at the 'file' parameter too.) param: bool $includeslashargument If true, includes slash arguments return: string Path of URL |
| get_param($name) X-Ref |
| Returns a given parameter value from the URL. param: string $name Name of parameter return: string Value of parameter or null if not set |
| get_scheme() X-Ref |
| Returns the 'scheme' portion of a URL. For example, if the URL is http://www.example.org:447/my/file/is/here.txt?really=1 then this will return 'http' (without the colon). return: string Scheme of the URL. |
| get_host() X-Ref |
| Returns the 'host' portion of a URL. For example, if the URL is http://www.example.org:447/my/file/is/here.txt?really=1 then this will return 'www.example.org'. return: string Host of the URL. |
| get_port() X-Ref |
| Returns the 'port' portion of a URL. For example, if the URL is http://www.example.org:447/my/file/is/here.txt?really=1 then this will return '447'. return: string Port of the URL. |
| data_submitted() X-Ref |
| Determine if there is data waiting to be processed from a form Used on most forms in Moodle to check for data Returns the data as an object, if it's found. This object can be used in foreach loops without casting because it's cast to (array) automatically Checks that submitted POST data exists and returns it as object. return: mixed false or object |
| break_up_long_words($string, $maxsize=20, $cutchar=' ') X-Ref |
| Given some normal text this function will break up any long words to a given size by inserting the given character It's multibyte savvy and doesn't change anything inside html tags. param: string $string the string to be modified param: int $maxsize maximum length of the string to be returned param: string $cutchar the string used to represent word breaks return: string |
| close_window($delay = 0, $reloadopener = false) X-Ref |
| Try and close the current window using JavaScript, either immediately, or after a delay. Echo's out the resulting XHTML & javascript param: integer $delay a delay in seconds before closing the window. Default 0. param: boolean $reloadopener if true, we will see if this window was a pop-up, and try |
| page_doc_link($text='') X-Ref |
| Returns a string containing a link to the user documentation for the current page. Also contains an icon by default. Shown to teachers and admin only. param: string $text The text to be displayed for the link return: string The link to user documentation for this current page |
| page_get_doc_link_path(moodle_page $page) X-Ref |
| Returns the path to use when constructing a link to the docs. param: moodle_page $page return: string |
| validate_email($address) X-Ref |
| Validates an email to make sure it makes sense. param: string $address The email address to validate. return: boolean |
| get_file_argument() X-Ref |
| Extracts file argument either from file parameter or PATH_INFO Note: $scriptname parameter is not needed anymore return: string file path (only safe characters) |
| format_text_menu() X-Ref |
| Just returns an array of text formats suitable for a popup menu return: array |
| format_text($text, $format = FORMAT_MOODLE, $options = null, $courseiddonotuse = null) X-Ref |
| Given text in a variety of format codings, this function returns the text as safe HTML. This function should mainly be used for long strings like posts, answers, glossary items etc. For short strings {@link format_string()}. <pre> Options: trusted : If true the string won't be cleaned. Default false required noclean=true. noclean : If true the string won't be cleaned, unless $CFG->forceclean is set. Default false required trusted=true. nocache : If true the strign will not be cached and will be formatted every call. Default false. filter : If true the string will be run through applicable filters as well. Default true. para : If true then the returned string will be wrapped in div tags. Default true. newlines : If true then lines newline breaks will be converted to HTML newline breaks. Default true. context : The context that will be used for filtering. overflowdiv : If set to true the formatted text will be encased in a div with the class no-overflow before being returned. Default false. allowid : If true then id attributes will not be removed, even when using htmlpurifier. Default false. blanktarget : If true all <a> tags will have target="_blank" added unless target is explicitly specified. </pre> param: string $text The text to be formatted. This is raw text originally from user input. param: int $format Identifier of the text format to be used param: stdClass|array $options text formatting options param: int $courseiddonotuse deprecated course id, use context option instead return: string |
| reset_text_filters_cache($phpunitreset = false) X-Ref |
| Resets some data related to filters, called during upgrade or when general filter settings change. param: bool $phpunitreset true means called from our PHPUnit integration test reset return: void |
| format_string($string, $striplinks = true, $options = null) X-Ref |
| Given a simple string, this function returns the string processed by enabled string filters if $CFG->filterall is enabled This function should be used to print short strings (non html) that need filter processing e.g. activity titles, post subjects, glossary concepts. param: string $string The string to be filtered. Should be plain text, expect param: boolean $striplinks To strip any link in the result text. Moodle 1.8 default changed from false to true! MDL-8713 param: array $options options array/object or courseid return: string |
| replace_ampersands_not_followed_by_entity($string) X-Ref |
| Given a string, performs a negative lookahead looking for any ampersand character that is not followed by a proper HTML entity. If any is found, it is replaced by &. The string is then returned. param: string $string return: string |
| strip_links($string) X-Ref |
| Given a string, replaces all <a>.*</a> by .* and returns the string. param: string $string return: string |
| wikify_links($string) X-Ref |
| This expression turns links into something nice in a text format. (Russell Jungwirth) param: string $string return: string |
| format_text_email($text, $format) X-Ref |
| Given text in a variety of format codings, this function returns the text as plain text suitable for plain email. param: string $text The text to be formatted. This is raw text originally from user input. param: int $format Identifier of the text format to be used return: string |
| format_module_intro($module, $activity, $cmid, $filter=true) X-Ref |
| Formats activity intro text param: string $module name of module param: object $activity instance of activity param: int $cmid course module id param: bool $filter filter resulting html text return: string |
| strip_pluginfile_content($source) X-Ref |
| Removes the usage of Moodle files from a text. In some rare cases we need to re-use a text that already has embedded links to some files hosted within Moodle. But the new area in which we will push this content does not support files... therefore we need to remove those files. param: string $source The text return: string The stripped text |
| trusttext_strip($text) X-Ref |
| Legacy function, used for cleaning of old forum and glossary text only. param: string $text text that may contain legacy TRUSTTEXT marker return: string text without legacy TRUSTTEXT marker |
| trusttext_pre_edit($object, $field, $context) X-Ref |
| Must be called before editing of all texts with trust flag. Removes all XSS nasties from texts stored in database if needed. param: stdClass $object data object with xxx, xxxformat and xxxtrust fields param: string $field name of text field param: context $context active context return: stdClass updated $object |
| trusttext_trusted($context) X-Ref |
| Is current user trusted to enter no dangerous XSS in this context? Please note the user must be in fact trusted everywhere on this server!! param: context $context return: bool true if user trusted |
| trusttext_active() X-Ref |
| Is trusttext feature active? return: bool |
| clean_text($text, $format = FORMAT_HTML, $options = array() X-Ref |
| Cleans raw text removing nasties. Given raw text (eg typed in by a user) this function cleans it up and removes any nasty tags that could mess up Moodle pages through XSS attacks. The result must be used as a HTML text fragment, this function can not cleanup random parts of html tags such as url or src attributes. NOTE: the format parameter was deprecated because we can safely clean only HTML. param: string $text The text to be cleaned param: int|string $format deprecated parameter, should always contain FORMAT_HTML or FORMAT_MOODLE param: array $options Array of options; currently only option supported is 'allowid' (if true, return: string The cleaned up text |
| is_purify_html_necessary($text) X-Ref |
| Is it necessary to use HTMLPurifier? param: string $text return: bool false means html is safe and valid, true means use HTMLPurifier |
| purify_html($text, $options = array() X-Ref |
| KSES replacement cleaning function - uses HTML Purifier. param: string $text The (X)HTML string to purify param: array $options Array of options; currently only option supported is 'allowid' (if set, return: string |
| text_to_html($text, $smileyignored = null, $para = true, $newlines = true) X-Ref |
| Given plain text, makes it into HTML as nicely as possible. May contain HTML tags already. Do not abuse this function. It is intended as lower level formatting feature used by {@link format_text()} to convert FORMAT_MOODLE to HTML. You are supposed to call format_text() in most of cases. param: string $text The string to convert. param: boolean $smileyignored Was used to determine if smiley characters should convert to smiley images, ignored now param: boolean $para If true then the returned string will be wrapped in div tags param: boolean $newlines If true then lines newline breaks will be converted to HTML newline breaks. return: string |
| markdown_to_html($text) X-Ref |
| Given Markdown formatted text, make it into XHTML using external function param: string $text The markdown formatted text to be converted. return: string Converted text |
| html_to_text($html, $width = 75, $dolinks = true) X-Ref |
| Given HTML text, make it into plain text using external function param: string $html The text to be converted. param: integer $width Width to wrap the text at. (optional, default 75 which param: boolean $dolinks By default, any links in the HTML are collected, and return: string plain text equivalent of the HTML. |
| content_to_text($content, $contentformat) X-Ref |
| Converts texts or strings to plain text. - When used to convert user input introduced in an editor the text format needs to be passed in $contentformat like we usually do in format_text. - When this function is used for strings that are usually passed through format_string before displaying them we need to set $contentformat to false. This will execute html_to_text as these strings can contain multilang tags if multilang filter is applied to headings. param: string $content The text as entered by the user param: int|false $contentformat False for strings or the text format: FORMAT_MOODLE/FORMAT_HTML/FORMAT_PLAIN/FORMAT_MARKDOWN return: string Plain text. |
| extract_draft_file_urls_from_text($text, $forcehttps = false, $contextid = null, $component = null,$filearea = null, $itemid = null, $filename = null) X-Ref |
| Factory method for extracting draft file links from arbitrary text using regular expressions. Only text is required; other file fields may be passed to filter. param: string $text Some html content. param: bool $forcehttps force https urls. param: int $contextid This parameter and the next three identify the file area to save to. param: string $component The component name. param: string $filearea The filearea. param: int $itemid The item id for the filearea. param: string $filename The specific filename of the file. return: array |
| highlight($needle, $haystack, $matchcase = false,$prefix = '<span class="highlight">', $suffix = '</span>') X-Ref |
| This function will highlight search words in a given string It cares about HTML and will not ruin links. It's best to use this function after performing any conversions to HTML. param: string $needle The search string. Syntax like "word1 +word2 -word3" is dealt with correctly. param: string $haystack The string (HTML) within which to highlight the search terms. param: boolean $matchcase whether to do case-sensitive. Default case-insensitive. param: string $prefix the string to put before each search term found. param: string $suffix the string to put after each search term found. return: string The highlighted HTML. |
| highlightfast($needle, $haystack) X-Ref |
| This function will highlight instances of $needle in $haystack It's faster that the above function {@link highlight()} and doesn't care about HTML or anything. param: string $needle The string to search for param: string $haystack The string to search for $needle in return: string The highlighted HTML |
| get_html_lang_attribute_value(string $langcode) X-Ref |
| Converts a language code to hyphen-separated format in accordance to the {@link https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5646#section-2.1 BCP47 syntax}. For additional information, check out {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Global_attributes/lang MDN web docs - lang}. param: string $langcode The language code to convert. return: string |
| get_html_lang($dir = false) X-Ref |
| Return a string containing 'lang', xml:lang and optionally 'dir' HTML attributes. Internationalisation, for print_header and backup/restorelib. param: bool $dir Default false return: string Attributes |
| send_headers($contenttype, $cacheable = true) X-Ref |
| Send the HTTP headers that Moodle requires. There is a backwards compatibility hack for legacy code that needs to add custom IE compatibility directive. Example: <code> if (!isset($CFG->additionalhtmlhead)) { $CFG->additionalhtmlhead = ''; } $CFG->additionalhtmlhead .= '<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=8" />'; header('X-UA-Compatible: IE=8'); echo $OUTPUT->header(); </code> Please note the $CFG->additionalhtmlhead alone might not work, you should send the IE compatibility header() too. param: string $contenttype param: bool $cacheable Can this page be cached on back? return: void, sends HTTP headers |
| link_arrow_right($text, $url='', $accesshide=false, $addclass='', $addparams = []) X-Ref |
| Return the right arrow with text ('next'), and optionally embedded in a link. param: string $text HTML/plain text label (set to blank only for breadcrumb separator cases). param: string $url An optional link to use in a surrounding HTML anchor. param: bool $accesshide True if text should be hidden (for screen readers only). param: string $addclass Additional class names for the link, or the arrow character. return: string HTML string. |
| link_arrow_left($text, $url='', $accesshide=false, $addclass='', $addparams = []) X-Ref |
| Return the left arrow with text ('previous'), and optionally embedded in a link. param: string $text HTML/plain text label (set to blank only for breadcrumb separator cases). param: string $url An optional link to use in a surrounding HTML anchor. param: bool $accesshide True if text should be hidden (for screen readers only). param: string $addclass Additional class names for the link, or the arrow character. return: string HTML string. |
| get_accesshide($text, $elem='span', $class='', $attrs='') X-Ref |
| Return a HTML element with the class "accesshide", for accessibility. Please use cautiously - where possible, text should be visible! param: string $text Plain text. param: string $elem Lowercase element name, default "span". param: string $class Additional classes for the element. param: string $attrs Additional attributes string in the form, "name='value' name2='value2'" return: string HTML string. |
| get_separator() X-Ref |
| Return the breadcrumb trail navigation separator. return: string HTML string. |
| print_collapsible_region($contents, $classes, $id, $caption, $userpref = '', $default = false, $return = false) X-Ref |
| Print (or return) a collapsible region, that has a caption that can be clicked to expand or collapse the region. If JavaScript is off, then the region will always be expanded. param: string $contents the contents of the box. param: string $classes class names added to the div that is output. param: string $id id added to the div that is output. Must not be blank. param: string $caption text displayed at the top. Clicking on this will cause the region to expand or contract. param: string $userpref the name of the user preference that stores the user's preferred default state. param: boolean $default Initial collapsed state to use if the user_preference it not set. param: boolean $return if true, return the HTML as a string, rather than printing it. return: string|void If $return is false, returns nothing, otherwise returns a string of HTML. |
| print_collapsible_region_start($classes, $id, $caption, $userpref = '', $default = false, $return = false,$extracontent = null) X-Ref |
| Print (or return) the start of a collapsible region The collapsibleregion has a caption that can be clicked to expand or collapse the region. If JavaScript is off, then the region will always be expanded. param: string $classes class names added to the div that is output. param: string $id id added to the div that is output. Must not be blank. param: string $caption text displayed at the top. Clicking on this will cause the region to expand or contract. param: string $userpref the name of the user preference that stores the user's preferred default state. param: boolean $default Initial collapsed state to use if the user_preference it not set. param: boolean $return if true, return the HTML as a string, rather than printing it. param: string $extracontent the extra content will show next to caption, eg.Help icon. return: string|void if $return is false, returns nothing, otherwise returns a string of HTML. |
| print_collapsible_region_end($return = false) X-Ref |
| Close a region started with print_collapsible_region_start. param: boolean $return if true, return the HTML as a string, rather than printing it. return: string|void if $return is false, returns nothing, otherwise returns a string of HTML. |
| print_group_picture($group, $courseid, $large = false, $return = false, $link = true, $includetoken = false) X-Ref |
| Print a specified group's avatar. param: array|stdClass $group A single {@link group} object OR array of groups. param: int $courseid The course ID. param: boolean $large Default small picture, or large. param: boolean $return If false print picture, otherwise return the output as string param: boolean $link Enclose image in a link to view specified course? param: boolean $includetoken Whether to use a user token when displaying this group image. return: string|void Depending on the setting of $return |
| get_group_picture_url($group, $courseid, $large = false, $includetoken = false) X-Ref |
| Return the url to the group picture. param: stdClass $group A group object. param: int $courseid The course ID for the group. param: bool $large A large or small group picture? Default is small. param: boolean $includetoken Whether to use a user token when displaying this group image. return: moodle_url Returns the url for the group picture. |
| print_recent_activity_note($time, $user, $text, $link, $return=false, $viewfullnames=null) X-Ref |
| Display a recent activity note param: int $time A timestamp int. param: stdClass $user A user object from the database. param: string $text Text for display for the note param: string $link The link to wrap around the text param: bool $return If set to true the HTML is returned rather than echo'd param: string $viewfullnames return: string If $retrun was true returns HTML for a recent activity notice. |
| navmenulist($course, $sections, $modinfo, $strsection, $strjumpto, $width=50, $cmid=0) X-Ref |
| Returns a popup menu with course activity modules Given a course this function returns a small popup menu with all the course activity modules in it, as a navigation menu outputs a simple list structure in XHTML. The data is taken from the serialised array stored in the course record. param: stdClass $course A course object. param: array $sections param: course_modinfo $modinfo param: string $strsection param: string $strjumpto param: int $width param: string $cmid return: string The HTML block |
| print_grade_menu($courseid, $name, $current, $includenograde=true, $return=false) X-Ref |
| Prints a grade menu (as part of an existing form) with help showing all possible numerical grades and scales. param: int $courseid The course ID param: string $name param: string $current param: boolean $includenograde Include those with no grades param: boolean $return If set to true returns rather than echo's return: string|bool Depending on value of $return |
| mdie($msg='', $errorcode=1) X-Ref |
| Print an error to STDOUT and exit with a non-zero code. For commandline scripts. Default errorcode is 1. Very useful for perl-like error-handling: do_somethting() or mdie("Something went wrong"); param: string $msg Error message param: integer $errorcode Error code to emit |
| notice($message, $link='', $course=null) X-Ref |
| Print a message and exit. param: string $message The message to print in the notice param: moodle_url|string $link The link to use for the continue button param: object $course A course object. Unused. return: void This function simply exits |
| redirect($url, $message='', $delay=null, $messagetype = \core\output\notification::NOTIFY_INFO) X-Ref |
| Redirects the user to another page, after printing a notice. This function calls the OUTPUT redirect method, echo's the output and then dies to ensure nothing else happens. <strong>Good practice:</strong> You should call this method before starting page output by using any of the OUTPUT methods. param: moodle_url|string $url A moodle_url to redirect to. Strings are not to be trusted! param: string $message The message to display to the user param: int $delay The delay before redirecting param: string $messagetype The type of notification to show the message in. See constants on \core\output\notification. |
| obfuscate_email($email) X-Ref |
| Given an email address, this function will return an obfuscated version of it. param: string $email The email address to obfuscate return: string The obfuscated email address |
| obfuscate_text($plaintext) X-Ref |
| This function takes some text and replaces about half of the characters with HTML entity equivalents. Return string is obviously longer. param: string $plaintext The text to be obfuscated return: string The obfuscated text |
| obfuscate_mailto($email, $label='', $dimmed=false, $subject = '', $body = '') X-Ref |
| This function uses the {@link obfuscate_email()} and {@link obfuscate_text()} to generate a fully obfuscated email link, ready to use. param: string $email The email address to display param: string $label The text to displayed as hyperlink to $email param: boolean $dimmed If true then use css class 'dimmed' for hyperlink param: string $subject The subject of the email in the mailto link param: string $body The content of the email in the mailto link return: string The obfuscated mailto link |
| rebuildnolinktag($text) X-Ref |
| This function is used to rebuild the <nolink> tag because some formats (PLAIN and WIKI) will transform it to html entities param: string $text Text to search for nolink tag in return: string |
| print_maintenance_message() X-Ref |
| Prints a maintenance message from $CFG->maintenance_message or default if empty. |
| print_tabs($tabrows, $selected = null, $inactive = null, $activated = null, $return = false) X-Ref |
| Returns a string containing a nested list, suitable for formatting into tabs with CSS. It is not recommended to use this function in Moodle 2.5 but it is left for backward compartibility. Example how to print a single line tabs: $rows = array( new tabobject(...), new tabobject(...) ); echo $OUTPUT->tabtree($rows, $selectedid); Multiple row tabs may not look good on some devices but if you want to use them you can specify ->subtree for the active tabobject. param: array $tabrows An array of rows where each row is an array of tab objects param: string $selected The id of the selected tab (whatever row it's on) param: array $inactive An array of ids of inactive tabs that are not selectable. param: array $activated An array of ids of other tabs that are currently activated param: bool $return If true output is returned rather then echo'd return: string HTML output if $return was set to true. |
| set_debugging($level, $debugdisplay = null) X-Ref |
| Alter debugging level for the current request, the change is not saved in database. param: int $level one of the DEBUG_* constants param: bool $debugdisplay |
| debugging($message = '', $level = DEBUG_NORMAL, $backtrace = null) X-Ref |
| Standard Debugging Function Returns true if the current site debugging settings are equal or above specified level. If passed a parameter it will emit a debugging notice similar to trigger_error(). The routing of notices is controlled by $CFG->debugdisplay eg use like this: 1) debugging('a normal debug notice'); 2) debugging('something really picky', DEBUG_ALL); 3) debugging('annoying debug message only for developers', DEBUG_DEVELOPER); 4) if (debugging()) { perform extra debugging operations (do not use print or echo) } In code blocks controlled by debugging() (such as example 4) any output should be routed via debugging() itself, or the lower-level trigger_error() or error_log(). Using echo or print will break XHTML JS and HTTP headers. It is also possible to define NO_DEBUG_DISPLAY which redirects the message to error_log. param: string $message a message to print param: int $level the level at which this debugging statement should show param: array $backtrace use different backtrace return: bool |
| print_location_comment($file, $line, $return = false) X-Ref |
| Outputs a HTML comment to the browser. This is used for those hard-to-debug pages that use bits from many different files in very confusing ways (e.g. blocks). <code>print_location_comment(__FILE__, __LINE__);</code> param: string $file param: integer $line param: boolean $return Whether to return or print the comment return: string|void Void unless true given as third parameter |
| right_to_left() X-Ref |
| Returns true if the user is using a right-to-left language. return: boolean true if the current language is right-to-left (Hebrew, Arabic etc) |
| fix_align_rtl($align) X-Ref |
| Returns swapped left<=> right if in RTL environment. Part of RTL Moodles support. param: string $align align to check return: string |
| is_in_popup() X-Ref |
| Returns true if the page is displayed in a popup window. Gets the information from the URL parameter inpopup. return: boolean |
Class: progress_trace - X-Ref
Progress trace class.Use this class from long operations where you want to output occasional information about
what is going on, but don't know if, or in what format, the output should be.
Class: progress_trace_buffer - X-Ref
Special type of trace that can be used for catching of output of other traces.| __construct(progress_trace $trace, $passthrough = true) X-Ref |
| Constructor. param: progress_trace $trace param: bool $passthrough true means output and buffer, false means just buffer and no output |
| output($message, $depth = 0) X-Ref |
| Output the trace message. param: string $message the message to output. param: int $depth indent depth for this message. return: void output stored in buffer |
| finished() X-Ref |
| Called when the processing is finished. |
| reset_buffer() X-Ref |
| Reset internal text buffer. |
| get_buffer() X-Ref |
| Return internal text buffer. return: string buffered plain text |
Class: combined_progress_trace - X-Ref
Special type of trace that can be used for redirecting to multiple other traces.| __construct(array $traces) X-Ref |
| Constructs a new instance. param: array $traces multiple traces |
| output($message, $depth = 0) X-Ref |
| Output an progress message in whatever format. param: string $message the message to output. param: integer $depth indent depth for this message. |
| finished() X-Ref |
| Called when the processing is finished. |
| print_password_policy() X-Ref |
| Returns a localized sentence in the current language summarizing the current password policy return: string |
| get_formatted_help_string($identifier, $component, $ajax = false, $a = null) X-Ref |
| Get the value of a help string fully prepared for display in the current language. param: string $identifier The identifier of the string to search for. param: string $component The module the string is associated with. param: boolean $ajax Whether this help is called from an AJAX script. param: string|object|array $a An object, string or number that can be used return: stdClass An object containing: |
Functions that are not part of a class:
| s($var) X-Ref |
| Add quotes to HTML characters. Returns $var with HTML characters (like "<", ">", etc.) properly quoted. Related function {@link p()} simply prints the output of this function. param: string $var the string potentially containing HTML characters return: string |
| p($var) X-Ref |
| Add quotes to HTML characters. Prints $var with HTML characters (like "<", ">", etc.) properly quoted. This function simply calls & displays {@link s()}. param: string $var the string potentially containing HTML characters |
| addslashes_js($var) X-Ref |
| Does proper javascript quoting. Do not use addslashes anymore, because it does not work when magic_quotes_sybase is enabled. param: mixed $var String, Array, or Object to add slashes to return: mixed quoted result |
| strip_querystring($url) X-Ref |
| Remove query string from url. Takes in a URL and returns it without the querystring portion. param: string $url the url which may have a query string attached. return: string The remaining URL. |
| me() X-Ref |
| Returns the name of the current script, WITH the querystring portion. This function is necessary because PHP_SELF and REQUEST_URI and SCRIPT_NAME return different things depending on a lot of things like your OS, Web server, and the way PHP is compiled (ie. as a CGI, module, ISAPI, etc.) <b>NOTE:</b> This function returns false if the global variables needed are not set. return: mixed String or false if the global variables needed are not set. |
| qualified_me() X-Ref |
| Guesses the full URL of the current script. This function is using $PAGE->url, but may fall back to $FULLME which is constructed from PHP_SELF and REQUEST_URI or SCRIPT_NAME return: mixed full page URL string or false if unknown |
| is_https() X-Ref |
| Determines whether or not the Moodle site is being served over HTTPS. This is done simply by checking the value of $CFG->wwwroot, which seems to be the only reliable method. return: boolean True if site is served over HTTPS, false otherwise. |
| get_local_referer($stripquery = true) X-Ref |
| Returns the cleaned local URL of the HTTP_REFERER less the URL query string parameters if required. param: bool $stripquery if true, also removes the query part of the url. return: string The resulting referer or empty string. |
