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add_instance | |||
Create a new newmodule activity | |||
Given an object containing all the necessary data, | |||
(defined by the form in mod.html) this function | |||
will create a new instance and return the id number | |||
of the new instance. | |||
The due data is added to the calendar | |||
This is common to all assignment types. | |||
Revision as of 17:56, 3 April 2008
NEWMODULE Documentation > Reference
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This is a first draft of the list ot the functions more frequently used into Moodle modules. Between brakets the number of occurrences of each function in the following list of 20 modules: assignment, chat, choice, data, exercise, feedback, forum, glossary, hotpot, journal, label, lams, lesson, questionnaire, quiz, resource, scorm, survey, wiki, workshop.
- add_instance (20)
- delete_instance (20)
- update_instance (20)
- get_participants (19)
- user_complete (19)
- user_outline (19)
- get_post_actions (18)
- get_view_actions (18)
- cron (15)
- reset_userdata (12)
- print_recent_activity (11)
- reset_course_form_defaults (10)
- reset_course_form_definition (10)
- get_user_grades (8)
- grade_item_delete (8)
- grade_item_update (8)
- grades (8)
- update_grades (8)
- reset_gradebook (7)
- scale_used (7)
- scale_used_anywhere (6)
- get_recent_mod_activity (5)
- log_info (5)
- print_overview (5)
- print_recent_mod_activity (5)
- refresh_events (5)
- file_area (4)
- file_area_name (4)
add_instance Create a new newmodule activity
Given an object containing all the necessary data, (defined by the form in mod.html) this function will create a new instance and return the id number of the new instance. The due data is added to the calendar This is common to all assignment types.
