Yes, I have tested it on Moodle 2.8 beta and master branch and it works fine.
There was one unit test failure on 2.8 but it was a bug in the test (now fixed).
Simon
Yes, I have tested it on Moodle 2.8 beta and master branch and it works fine.
There was one unit test failure on 2.8 but it was a bug in the test (now fixed).
Simon
I have just submitted a plugin to the directory designed to help Moodle administrators understand Moodle's capability system.
The code is available here:
https://github.com/simoncoggins/moodle-tool_capexplorer
and I've put up some documentation with more details on how it works here:
https://docs.moodle.org/27/en/Capability_explorer
Please comment if you have any thoughts, questions or suggestions!
Simon
Hi Adrian,
Looks good, very similar to the original API so far which is good news for us. Converting to namespaces now they are available makes perfect sense and gets rid of all those 'rb_'s which is good!
I like the consolidation of all the add_*_to_*() functions into the constructor (now add_user_objects()) too.
Do you know yet if there is any functionality from Totara you aren't planning on including in core? I noticed group_concat is missing from the aggregation methods list which makes sense given the lack of Oracle support and funky implementation for Postgres/MSSQL.
Anything else you are planning on excluding at this stage?
Simon
Did you know that a badge recipient can just share the badge page URL and anyone with that specific URL will be able to see there badge. For example here is one of my badges from moodle.org:
https://moodle.org/badges/badge.php?hash=e7e62a5b6f02004581875a72658d8189bdf83cbf
That page is accessible as long as the site is publically available (no login required).
They can also download the actual badge image (which has the assertion baked into it) and do whatever they want with that.
Simon
From your screenshot:
"You can share these badges by creating Collections (above) & choosing to display them on your networks."
Simon