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Re: Section owners: Proposed solution to limiting editing rights to individual sections
Re: Section owners: Proposed solution to limiting editing rights to individual sections
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Re: Section owners: Proposed solution to limiting editing rights to individual sections
with code dealing with... going to course and then click => "turn on editing". it would seem there are a lot of files outside of "course formats" plugin manager. that need file edits. and "course formats" acting more of a "theme" more than anything else.
i remember seeing some key functions in different classes in different files. that would need to be dealt with and i am assuming reason for the large core edits? (good old file compare is what i am interested in so i can see the code myself)
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Re: Section owners: Proposed solution to limiting editing rights to individual sections
fully understand about all the edits! was wanting to do something with sections as well for "commerce" thing for moodle i been trying to get going.
i was hoping to find a "hook" or plugin manager, or class or function i could slip a little extra code into. but sadly :/ just looking at activities / resources types that come with moodle. let alone third parties :/ only thing i have not looked at is www.yoursite.com/moodle/local and seeing about overriding a class / function that way. but that does not even look like an option due to code ya need to do a permission check on is in everything :/
wish there was a bit more on the core side of things... would make it easier to add a lot of additional functionality.
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Re: Section owners: Proposed solution to limiting editing rights to individual sections
there is to many options of ways you can handle your plugin....
take it by the horns and put all on moodle.
- https://moodle.org/plugins/ => register your new plugin here , and look at the "check list"
- going to assume your plugin would be placed into OTHER category or one of its sub categories due to "core edits"
- https://tracker.moodle.org/browse/CONTRIB/?selectedTab=com.atlassian.jira.jira-projects-plugin:components-panel => add a project here (new tracker issue)
- lets you create a tracker area, specially for your plugin. (think mini forum) with a bit more feature for bug tracker, features, etc...
- if ya go this route... see my tracker issue it might help ya some... *shrugs*
- give them info about "core edits"
- might suggest optional fixes for core edits, of third party plugins. (either you or someone else could create a "issue" in tracker, say "new feature" and add some code. within your tracker -> contrib -> Section Owners and keep it all nice and in one spot.
- i am not sure how moodle team does the "testing" for third party stuff. and for that info, it would seem you do need a "tracker issue"
moodle.org/mod/forum -> general plugins (create a thread)
docs.moodle.org -> need to edit something in sandbox first, to add documentation
docs.moodle.org/dev ((a different documentation)) edit something in the sandbox within the "dev" to raise privileges again, if you want to give some detail about how to integrate your plugin with other third party plugins. or if you go with tracker contrib above. make an issue in it for how to integrate with third party plugins.
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it all comes down to choice... as much info on moodle... or split information and place on your local university website and/or third party website. if going min amount on moodle. you might be able to skip a lot of the above. and go straight to... https://moodle.org/plugins/ => register your new plugin here ,
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and no i didn't answer your question. going to say wait a couple days, or create a new tracker... and figure out how you want to handle things.