Scheduler (plugin)

I catch that tonight either !! (GMT) Thanks for testing. We cannot have an eye on everything !

Scheduler is a great module (I use it  extensively !!) and it will be soon "full implemented".

If you want your support have better tracking, you can use the Moodle Tracker (tracker.moodle.org) as front side, or the side-tracker in our project workspace : 

http://www.ethnoinformatique.fr/course/view.php?id=122&lang=en_utf8

Cheers.

Catched :

Indeed, you do need also need locallib.php in restore for the same reasons. I moved all module internal functions to locallib for API clarity, restorelib.php was not aware of that.

I found also a misnamed function §95

                    $status = scheduler_appointments_restore_mods ($mod->id, $newid, $info, $restore);

needs a 's'.

Finally, in case you use other modules from ethnoinformatique.fr, you moight protect the last function declaration in locallib.php, just like this.

/**
* adds an error css marker in case of matching error
* @param array $errors the current error set
* @param string $errorkey
*/
if (!function_exists('print_error_class')){
    function print_error_class($errors, $errorkeylist){
        if ($errors){
            foreach($errors as $anError){
                if ($anError->on == '') continue;
                if (preg_match("/\\b{$anError->on}\\b/" ,$errorkeylist)){
                    echo " class=\"formerror\" ";
                    return;
                }
            }       
        }
    }
}

this is I confess, an architectural irresolution of this module set, that used a redundant utility function in several modules, as we have no common "third-party" lib space that would be easily usable for making blind installs.

I checked that some data actually do not restore in the scheduler. I work on it before publishing next release.

I'll fix all this in release 8. 

I will add a little enhancement to release 8, that is, allowing to distribute grade and/or comment on all participants of the slot when grading the appointment. This would fasten operations when concluding a grouped meeting.

Cheers.