<?php // $Id$
-//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Miscellaneous Header Stuff
-//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// n.b. documentation is still in progress for this code
-include_once($CFG->dirroot . '/backup/lib.php');
+/// INTRODUCTION
-//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Interfaces (pseudointerfaces, for PHP 4 compatibility)
-//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+/// This file performs the following tasks:
+/// -it defines the necessary objects and interfaces to build the Moodle
+/// admin hierarchy
+/// -it builds the $ADMIN global object (the admin tree)
+/// -it defines the admin_externalpage_setup(), admin_externalpage_print_header(),
+/// and admin_externalpage_print_footer() functions used on admin pages
-// part_of_admin_tree indicates that a node (whether it be an admin_settingpage or an
-// admin_category or an admin_externalpage) is searchable
-class part_of_admin_tree {
+/// ADMIN_SETTING OBJECTS
+
+/// Moodle settings are represented by objects that inherit from the admin_setting
+/// class. These objects encapsulate how to read a setting, how to write a new value
+/// to a setting, and how to appropriately display the HTML to modify the setting.
+
+/// ADMIN_SETTINGPAGE OBJECTS
+
+/// The admin_setting objects are then grouped into admin_settingpages. The latter
+/// appear in the Moodle admin tree block. All interaction with admin_settingpage
+/// objects is handled by the admin/settings.php file.
+
+/// ADMIN_EXTERNALPAGE OBJECTS
+
+/// There are some settings in Moodle that are too complex to (efficiently) handle
+/// with admin_settingpages. (Consider, for example, user management and displaying
+/// lists of users.) In this case, we use the admin_externalpage object. This object
+/// places a link to an external PHP file in the admin tree block.
+
+/// If you're using an admin_externalpage object for some settings, you can take
+/// advantage of the admin_externalpage_* functions. For example, suppose you wanted
+/// to add a foo.php file into admin. First off, you add the following line to
+/// admin/settings/first.php (at the end of the file) or to some other file in
+/// admin/settings:
+
+/// $ADMIN->add('userinterface', new admin_externalpage('foo', get_string('foo'),
+/// $CFG->wwwdir . '/' . '$CFG->admin . '/foo.php', 'some_role_permission'));
+
+/// Next, in foo.php, your file structure would resemble the following:
+
+/// require_once('.../config.php');
+/// require_once($CFG->dirroot . '/' . $CFG->admin . '/adminlib.php');
+/// admin_externalpage_setup('foo');
+/// // functionality like processing form submissions goes here
+/// admin_externalpage_print_header();
+/// // your HTML goes here
+/// admin_externalpage_print_footer();
+
+/// The admin_externalpage_setup() function call ensures the user is logged in,
+/// and makes sure that they have the proper role permission to access the page.
+
+/// The admin_externalpage_print_header() function prints the header (it figures
+/// out what category and subcategories the page is classified under) and ensures
+/// that you're using the admin pagelib (which provides the admin tree block and
+/// the admin bookmarks block).
+
+/// The admin_externalpage_print_footer() function properly closes the tables
+/// opened up by the admin_externalpage_print_header() function and prints the
+/// standard Moodle footer.
+
+/// ADMIN_CATEGORY OBJECTS
+
+/// Above and beyond all this, we have admin_category objects. These objects
+/// appear as folders in the admin tree block. They contain admin_settingpage's,
+/// admin_externalpage's, and other admin_category's.
+
+/// OTHER NOTES
+
+/// admin_settingpage's, admin_externalpage's, and admin_category's all inherit
+/// from part_of_admin_tree (a pseudointerface). This interface insists that
+/// a class has a check_access method for access permissions, a locate method
+/// used to find a specific node in the $ADMIN tree, and a path method used
+/// to determine the path to a specific node in the $ADMIN tree.
+
+/// admin_category's inherit from parentable_part_of_admin_tree. This pseudo-
+/// interface ensures that the class implements a recursive add function which
+/// accepts a part_of_admin_tree object and searches for the proper place to
+/// put it. parentable_part_of_admin_tree implies part_of_admin_tree.
- function &locate($name) { trigger_error('Admin class does not implement method <strong>locate()</strong>', E_USER_WARNING); return; }
- function check_access() { trigger_error('Admin class does not implement method <strong>check_access()</strong>', E_USER_WARNING); return; }
- function path($name, $path = array()) { trigger_error('Admin class does not implement method <strong>path()</strong>', E_USER_WARNING); return; }
+/// Please note that the $this->name field of any part_of_admin_tree must be
+/// UNIQUE throughout the ENTIRE admin tree.
+/// The $this->name field of an admin_setting object (which is *not* part_of_
+/// admin_tree) must be unique on the respective admin_settingpage where it is
+/// used.
+
+
+/// MISCELLANEOUS STUFF (used by classes defined below) ///////////////////////
+include_once($CFG->dirroot . '/backup/lib.php');
+
+/// CLASS DEFINITIONS /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
+
+/**
+ * Pseudointerface for anything appearing in the admin tree
+ *
+ * The pseudointerface that is implemented by anything that appears in the admin tree
+ * block. It forces inheriting classes to define a method for checking user permissions
+ * and methods for finding something in the admin tree.
+ *
+ * @author Vincenzo K. Marcovecchio
+ * @package admin
+ */
+class part_of_admin_tree {
+
+ /**
+ * Finds a named part_of_admin_tree.
+ *
+ * Used to find a part_of_admin_tree. If a class only inherits part_of_admin_tree
+ * and not parentable_part_of_admin_tree, then this function should only check if
+ * $this->name matches $name. If it does, it should return a reference to $this,
+ * otherwise, it should return a reference to NULL.
+ *
+ * If a class inherits parentable_part_of_admin_tree, this method should be called
+ * recursively on all child objects (assuming, of course, the parent object's name
+ * doesn't match the search criterion).
+ *
+ * @param string $name The internal name of the part_of_admin_tree we're searching for.
+ * @return mixed An object reference or a NULL reference.
+ */
+ function &locate($name) {
+ trigger_error('Admin class does not implement method <strong>locate()</strong>', E_USER_WARNING);
+ return;
+ }
+
+ /**
+ * Verifies current user's access to this part_of_admin_tree.
+ *
+ * Used to check if the current user has access to this part of the admin tree or
+ * not. If a class only inherits part_of_admin_tree and not parentable_part_of_admin_tree,
+ * then this method is usually just a call to has_capability() in the site context.
+ *
+ * If a class inherits parentable_part_of_admin_tree, this method should return the
+ * logical OR of the return of check_access() on all child objects.
+ *
+ * @return bool True if the user has access, false if she doesn't.
+ */
+ function check_access() {
+ trigger_error('Admin class does not implement method <strong>check_access()</strong>', E_USER_WARNING);
+ return;
+ }
+
+ /**
+ * Determines the path to $name in the admin tree.
+ *
+ * Used to determine the path to $name in the admin tree. If a class inherits only
+ * part_of_admin_tree and not parentable_part_of_admin_tree, then this method should
+ * check if $this->name matches $name. If it does, $name is pushed onto the $path
+ * array (at the end), and $path should be returned. If it doesn't, NULL should be
+ * returned.
+ *
+ * If a class inherits parentable_part_of_admin_tree, it should do the above, but not
+ * return NULL on failure. Instead, it pushes $this->name onto $path, and then
+ * recursively calls path() on its child objects. If any are non-NULL, it should
+ * return $path (being certain that the last element of $path is equal to $name).
+ * If they are all NULL, it returns NULL.
+ *
+ * @param string $name The internal name of the part_of_admin_tree we're searching for.
+ * @param array $path Not used on external calls. Defaults to empty array.
+ * @return mixed If found, an array containing the internal names of each part_of_admin_tree that leads to $name. If not found, NULL.
+ */
+ function path($name, $path = array()) {
+ trigger_error('Admin class does not implement method <strong>path()</strong>', E_USER_WARNING);
+ return;
+ }
}
-// parentable_part_of_admin_tree indicates that a node can have children in the hierarchy. only
-// admin_category implements this interface (yes, yes, theoretically admin_setting* is a child of
-// admin_settingpage, but you can't navigate admin_setting*s through the hierarchy)
+/**
+ * Pseudointerface implemented by any part_of_admin_tree that has children.
+ *
+ * The pseudointerface implemented by any part_of_admin_tree that can be a parent
+ * to other part_of_admin_tree's. (For now, this only includes admin_category.) Apart
+ * from ensuring part_of_admin_tree compliancy, it also ensures inheriting methods
+ * include an add method for adding other part_of_admin_tree objects as children.
+ *
+ * @author Vincenzo K. Marcovecchio
+ * @package admin
+ */
class parentable_part_of_admin_tree extends part_of_admin_tree {
-
- function add($destinationname, &$something) { trigger_error('Admin class does not implement method <strong>add()</strong>', E_USER_WARNING); return; }
+
+ /**
+ * Adds a part_of_admin_tree object to the admin tree.
+ *
+ * Used to add a part_of_admin_tree object to this object or a child of this
+ * object. $something should only be added if $destinationname matches
+ * $this->name. If it doesn't, add should be called on child objects that are
+ * also parentable_part_of_admin_tree's.
+ *
+ * @param string $destinationname The internal name of the new parent for $something.
+ * @param part_of_admin_tree &$something The object to be added.
+ * @return bool True on success, false on failure.
+ */
+ function add($destinationname, &$something) {
+ trigger_error('Admin class does not implement method <strong>add()</strong>', E_USER_WARNING);
+ return;
+ }
}
-//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Classes
-//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-// admin categories don't handle much... they can't be printed to the screen (except as a hierarchy), and when we
-// check_access() to a category, we're actually just checking if any of its children are accessible
+/**
+ * The object used to represent folders (a.k.a. categories) in the admin tree block.
+ *
+ * Each admin_category object contains a number of part_of_admin_tree objects.
+ *
+ * @author Vincenzo K. Marcovecchio
+ * @package admin
+ */
class admin_category extends parentable_part_of_admin_tree {
+ /**
+ * @var mixed An array of part_of_admin_tree objects that are this object's children
+ */
var $children;
+
+ /**
+ * @var string An internal name for this category. Must be unique amongst ALL part_of_admin_tree objects
+ */
var $name;
+
+ /**
+ * @var string The displayed name for this category. Usually obtained through get_string()
+ */
var $visiblename;
+ // constructor for an empty admin category
+ // $name is the internal name of the category. it MUST be unique in the entire hierarchy
+ // $visiblename is the displayed name of the category. use a get_string for this
+
+ /**
+ * Constructor for an empty admin category
+ *
+ * @param string $name The internal name for this category. Must be unique amongst ALL part_of_admin_tree objects
+ * @param string $visiblename The displayed named for this category. Usually obtained through get_string()
+ * @return mixed Returns the new object.
+ */
function admin_category($name, $visiblename) {
$this->children = array();
$this->name = $name;
$this->visiblename = $visiblename;
}
+ /**
+ * Finds the path to the part_of_admin_tree called $name.
+ *
+ * @param string $name The internal name that we're searching for.
+ * @param array $path Used internally for recursive calls. Do not specify on external calls. Defaults to array().
+ * @return mixed An array of internal names that leads to $name, or NULL if not found.
+ */
function path($name, $path = array()) {
$path[count($path)] = $this->name;
}
+ /**
+ * Returns a reference to the part_of_admin_tree object with internal name $name.
+ *
+ * @param string $name The internal name of the object we want.
+ * @return mixed A reference to the object with internal name $name if found, otherwise a reference to NULL.
+ */
function &locate($name) {
if ($this->name == $name) {
return $return;
}
+ /**
+ * Adds a part_of_admin_tree to a child or grandchild (or great-grandchild, and so forth) of this object.
+ *
+ * @param string $destinationame The internal name of the immediate parent that we want for &$something.
+ * @param mixed &$something A part_of_admin_tree object to be added.
+ * @param int $precedence The precedence of &$something when displayed. Smaller numbers mean it'll be displayed higher up in the admin menu. Defaults to '', meaning "next available position".
+ * @return bool True if successfully added, false if &$something is not a part_of_admin_tree or if $name is not found.
+ */
function add($destinationname, &$something, $precedence = '') {
if (!is_a($something, 'part_of_admin_tree')) {
}
+ /**
+ * Checks if the user has access to anything in this category.
+ *
+ * @return bool True if the user has access to atleast one child in this category, false otherwise.
+ */
function check_access() {
$return = false;
}
-// this is the class we use to add an external page to the admin hierarchy. on the
-// external page (if you'd like), do the following for a consistent look & feel:
-// -require_once admin/adminlib.php
-// -start the page with a call to admin_externalpage_setup($name)
-// -use admin_externalpage_print_header() to print the header & blocks
-// -use admin_externalpage_print_footer() to print the footer
+/**
+ * Links external PHP pages into the admin tree.
+ *
+ * See detailed usage example at the top of this document (adminlib.php)
+ *
+ * @author Vincenzo K. Marcovecchio
+ * @package admin
+ */
class admin_externalpage extends part_of_admin_tree {
+ /**
+ * @var string An internal name for this external page. Must be unique amongst ALL part_of_admin_tree objects
+ */
var $name;
+
+ /**
+ * @var string The displayed name for this external page. Usually obtained through get_string().
+ */
var $visiblename;
+
+ /**
+ * @var string The external URL that we should link to when someone requests this external page.
+ */
var $url;
+
+ /**
+ * @var string The role capability/permission a user must have to access this external page.
+ */
var $role;
+ /**
+ * Constructor for adding an external page into the admin tree.
+ *
+ * @param string $name The internal name for this external page. Must be unique amongst ALL part_of_admin_tree objects.
+ * @param string $visiblename The displayed name for this external page. Usually obtained through get_string().
+ * @param string $url The external URL that we should link to when someone requests this external page.
+ * @param string $role The role capability/permission a user must have to access this external page. Defaults to 'moodle/legacy:admin'.
+ */
function admin_externalpage($name, $visiblename, $url, $role = 'moodle/legacy:admin') {
$this->name = $name;
$this->visiblename = $visiblename;
$this->role = $role;
}
+ /**
+ * Finds the path to the part_of_admin_tree called $name.
+ *
+ * @param string $name The internal name that we're searching for.
+ * @param array $path Used internally for recursive calls. Do not specify on external calls. Defaults to array().
+ * @return mixed An array of internal names that leads to $name, or NULL if not found.
+ */
function path($name, $path = array()) {
if ($name == $this->name) {
array_push($path, $this->name);
}
}
+ /**
+ * Returns a reference to the part_of_admin_tree object with internal name $name.
+ *
+ * @param string $name The internal name of the object we want.
+ * @return mixed A reference to the object with internal name $name if found, otherwise a reference to NULL.
+ */
function &locate($name) {
$return = ($this->name == $name ? $this : NULL);
return $return;
}
+ /**
+ * Determines if the current user has access to this external page based on $this->role.
+ *
+ * @uses CONTEXT_SYSTEM
+ * @uses SITEID
+ * @return bool True if user has access, false otherwise.
+ */
function check_access() {
$context = get_context_instance(CONTEXT_SYSTEM, SITEID);
return has_capability($this->role, $context);
}
-// authentication happens at this level
-// an admin_settingpage is a LEAF of the admin_tree, it can't have children. it only contains
-// an array of admin_settings that can be printed out onto a webpage
+/**
+ * Used to group a number of admin_setting objects into a page and add them to the admin tree.
+ *
+ * @author Vincenzo K. Marcovecchio
+ * @package admin
+ */
class admin_settingpage extends part_of_admin_tree {
+ /**
+ * @var string An internal name for this external page. Must be unique amongst ALL part_of_admin_tree objects
+ */
var $name;
+
+ /**
+ * @var string The displayed name for this external page. Usually obtained through get_string().
+ */
var $visiblename;
+ /**
+ * @var mixed An array of admin_setting objects that are part of this setting page.
+ */
var $settings;
+
+ /**
+ * @var string The role capability/permission a user must have to access this external page.
+ */
var $role;
+ // see admin_category
function path($name, $path = array()) {
if ($name == $this->name) {
array_push($path, $this->name);
}
}
+ // see admin_category
function &locate($name) {
$return = ($this->name == $name ? $this : NULL);
return $return;
}
+ // see admin_externalpage
function admin_settingpage($name, $visiblename, $role = 'moodle/legacy:admin') {
global $CFG;
$this->settings = new stdClass();
$this->role = $role;
}
+ // not the same as add for admin_category. adds an admin_setting to this admin_settingpage. settings appear (on the settingpage) in the order in which they're added
+ // n.b. each admin_setting in an admin_settingpage must have a unique internal name
+ // &$setting is the admin_setting object you want to add
+ // returns true if successful, false if not (will fail if &$setting is an admin_setting or child thereof)
function add(&$setting) {
if (is_a($setting, 'admin_setting')) {
$this->settings->{$setting->name} =& $setting;
return false;
}
+ // see admin_externalpage
function check_access() {
$context = get_context_instance(CONTEXT_SYSTEM, SITEID);
return has_capability($this->role, $context);
}
+ // outputs this page as html in a table (suitable for inclusion in an admin pagetype)
+ // returns a string of the html
function output_html() {
$return = '<table class="generaltable" width="100%" border="0" align="center" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="1">' . "\n";
foreach($this->settings as $setting) {
return $return;
}
- // return '' (empty string) for successful write, otherwise return language-specific error
+ // writes settings (the ones that have been added to this admin_settingpage) to the database, or wherever else they're supposed to be written to
+ // -- calls write_setting() to each child setting, sending it only the data that matches each setting's internal name
+ // $data should be the result from data_submitted()
+ // returns an empty string if everything went well, otherwise returns a printable error string (that's language-specific)
function write_settings($data) {
$return = '';
foreach($this->settings as $setting) {
var $name;
var $visiblename;
var $description;
- var $data;
+ var $defaultsetting;
- function admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description) {
+ function admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting) {
$this->name = $name;
$this->visiblename = $visiblename;
$this->description = $description;
+ $this->defaultsetting = $defaultsetting;
}
function get_setting() {
var $paramtype;
- function admin_setting_configtext($name, $visiblename, $description, $paramtype) {
+ function admin_setting_configtext($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting, $paramtype) {
$this->paramtype = $paramtype;
- parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting);
}
function get_setting() {
class admin_setting_configcheckbox extends admin_setting {
- function admin_setting_configcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description) {
- parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ function admin_setting_configcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting) {
+ parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting);
}
function get_setting() {
var $choices;
- function admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $choices) {
+ function admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting, $choices) {
$this->choices = $choices;
- parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting);
}
function get_setting() {
var $name2;
var $choices;
var $choices2;
+ var $defaultsetting2;
- function admin_setting_configtime($hoursname, $minutesname, $visiblename, $description) {
+ function admin_setting_configtime($hoursname, $minutesname, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting) {
$this->name2 = $minutesname;
$this->choices = array();
for ($i = 0; $i < 24; $i++) {
for ($i = 0; $i < 60; $i += 5) {
$this->choices2[$i] = $i;
}
- parent::admin_setting($hoursname, $visiblename, $description);
+ parent::admin_setting($hoursname, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting);
}
function get_setting() {
class admin_setting_configmultiselect extends admin_setting_configselect {
- function admin_setting_configmultiselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $choices) {
- parent::admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $choices);
+ function admin_setting_configmultiselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting, $choices) {
+ parent::admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting, $choices);
}
function get_setting() {
$name = 'calendar_adminseesall';
$visiblename = get_string('adminseesall', 'admin');
$description = get_string('helpadminseesall', 'admin');
- parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description, 0);
}
function write_setting($data) {
var $id;
- function admin_setting_sitesetselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $choices) {
+ function admin_setting_sitesetselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting, $choices) {
$site = get_site();
$this->id = $site->id;
- parent::admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $choices);
+ parent::admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting, $choices);
}
if (count_records("course") > FRONTPAGECOURSELIMIT) {
unset($choices[FRONTPAGECOURSELIST]);
}
- parent::admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $choices);
+ parent::admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, '', $choices);
}
function get_setting() {
var $id;
- function admin_setting_sitesetcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description) {
+ function admin_setting_sitesetcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting) {
$site = get_site();
$this->id = $site->id;
- parent::admin_setting_configcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ parent::admin_setting_configcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting);
}
var $id;
- function admin_setting_sitesettext($name, $visiblename, $description, $paramtype) {
+ function admin_setting_sitesettext($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting, $paramtype) {
$site = get_site();
$this->id = $site->id;
- parent::admin_setting_configtext($name, $visiblename, $description, $paramtype);
+ parent::admin_setting_configtext($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaultsetting, $paramtype);
}
$name = 'summary';
$visiblename = get_string('frontpagedescription');
$description = get_string('frontpagedescriptionhelp');
- parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description, '');
}
function output_html() {
} else {
$items = NULL;
}
- parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ unset($defaults);
+ $defaults = array('k0' => 'Trebuchet',
+ 'v0' => 'Trebuchet MS,Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif',
+ 'k1' => 'Arial',
+ 'v1' => 'arial,helvetica,sans-serif',
+ 'k2' => 'Courier New',
+ 'v2' => 'courier new,courier,monospace',
+ 'k3' => 'Georgia',
+ 'v3' => 'georgia,times new roman,times,serif',
+ 'k4' => 'Tahoma',
+ 'v4' => 'tahoma,arial,helvetica,sans-serif',
+ 'k5' => 'Times New Roman',
+ 'v5' => 'times new roman,times,serif',
+ 'k6' => 'Verdana',
+ 'v6' => 'verdana,arial,helvetica,sans-serif',
+ 'k7' => 'Impact',
+ 'v7' => 'impact',
+ 'k8' => 'Wingdings',
+ 'v8' => 'wingdings');
+ parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description, $defaults);
}
function get_setting() {
function write_setting($data) {
// there miiight be an easier way to do this :)
+ // if this is changed, make sure the $defaults array above is modified so that this
+ // function processes it correctly
$keys = array();
$values = array();
$choices = array('');
}
- parent::admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $choices);
+ parent::admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, '', $choices);
}
// function borrowed from the old moodle/admin/editor.php, slightly modified
$this->name = 'editorhidebuttons';
$this->visiblename = get_string('editorhidebuttons', 'admin');
$this->description = get_string('confeditorhidebuttons', 'admin');
+ $this->defaultsetting = array();
// weird array... buttonname => buttonimage (assume proper path appended). if you leave buttomimage blank, text will be printed instead
$this->items = array('fontname' => '',
'fontsize' => '',
class admin_setting_backupselect extends admin_setting_configselect {
- function admin_setting_backupselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $choices) {
- parent::admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $choices);
+ function admin_setting_backupselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $default, $choices) {
+ parent::admin_setting_configselect($name, $visiblename, $description, $default, $choices);
}
function get_setting() {
$name = 'backup_sche_destination';
$visiblename = get_string('saveto');
$description = get_string('backupsavetohelp');
- parent::admin_setting_configtext($name, $visiblename, $description, PARAM_PATH);
+ parent::admin_setting_configtext($name, $visiblename, $description, '', PARAM_PATH);
}
function get_setting() {
class admin_setting_backupcheckbox extends admin_setting_configcheckbox {
- function admin_setting_backupcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description) {
- parent::admin_setting_configcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ function admin_setting_backupcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description, $default) {
+ parent::admin_setting_configcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description, $default);
}
function write_setting($data) {
$name2 = 'backup_sche_minute';
$visiblename = get_string('executeat');
$description = get_string('backupexecuteathelp');
- parent::admin_setting_configtime($name, $name2, $visiblename, $description);
+ $default = array('h' => 0, 'm' => 0);
+ parent::admin_setting_configtime($name, $name2, $visiblename, $description, $default);
}
function get_setting() {
$name = 'backup_sche_weekdays';
$visiblename = get_string('schedule');
$description = get_string('backupschedulehelp');
- parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description, array());
}
function get_setting() {
$name = 'debug';
$visiblename = get_string('debug', 'admin');
$description = get_string('configdebug', 'admin');
- parent::admin_setting_configcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ parent::admin_setting_configcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description, '');
}
function write_setting($data) {
$name = 'calendar_weekend';
$visiblename = get_string('calendar_weekend', 'admin');
$description = get_string('helpweekenddays', 'admin');
- parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ parent::admin_setting($name, $visiblename, $description, array('u' => 1, 's' => 1));
}
function get_setting() {
$name = 'perfdebug';
$visiblename = get_string('perfdebug', 'admin');
$description = get_string('configperfdebug', 'admin');
- parent::admin_setting_configcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description);
+ parent::admin_setting_configcheckbox($name, $visiblename, $description, '');
}
function write_setting($data) {
$adminediting = optional_param('adminedit', -1, PARAM_BOOL);
if (!isset($USER->adminediting)) {
- $USER->adminediting = true;
+ $USER->adminediting = false;
}
if ($PAGE->user_allowed_editing()) {
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