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: [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/search.php?id=5&search=CONTEXT_PERSONAL CONTEXT_PERSONAL in the forums] | : [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/search.php?id=5&search=CONTEXT_PERSONAL CONTEXT_PERSONAL in the forums] | ||
* [[Development:Roles and modules#Context]] | * [[Development:Roles and modules#Context]] | ||
* [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=60125 Roles and contexts in Moodle 1.7] | |||
* [[Roles and capabilities]] | * [[Roles and capabilities]] |
Revision as of 17:54, 13 November 2009
Ideen für Glossarlisten-Block:
Some unsorted ideas
Extending the "Context" concept
- extending the concept of Context from courses, roles or site to users
- Development:Roles#Context
- "Please note that CONTEXT_PERSONAL (present in 1.7-1.8) was never implemented and was removed in 1.9."
- CONTEXT_PERSONAL in the forums
- (Development:Competencies for Moodle 2.0)???
Activities Block
- use activity_modules block as a template for glossary_list block
Direct SQL
- request SQL with dmllib.php?
- function get_fast_modinfo in moodle\course\lib.php (1058) - works only on course level ("Returns reference to full info about modules in course")
- Is there an equivalent at site level?
Miscellaneous
- Alternatives:
- get list of all courses (IDs)
- collect all glossaries
- show only those for the current user
- http://localhost/moodle_cvs/moodle/mod/glossary/index.php?id=1 gets a list of all glossaries for the current course
Possibly useful functions
\mod\glossary
datalib.php
- Convenience function - lists courses that a user has access to view.
- Returns an array of all the active instances of a particular module in given courses, sorted in the order they are defined.
- Given an id of a course module, finds the coursemodule description.
- Given an instance number of a module, finds the coursemodule description.
Miscellaneous
- get_user_courses_bycap()
- If you really want to know what courses are assigned to the user,
without any hiding or scheming, call the lower-level get_user_courses_bycap().