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e.g. A teacher grades a submission - the subjects should be all of (teacher, student, assignment and submission). | e.g. A teacher grades a submission - the subjects should be all of (teacher, student, assignment and submission). | ||
Damyon, anybody can trigger event defined in another place. For example plugins can trigger the core events and subplugins can trigger events defined in plugin. It's just most common the plugin who defines event triggers it. | |||
"Teacher grades a submission": teacher is the actor, submission is a subject. Student is not really related here :) | |||
[[User:Marina Glancy|Marina Glancy]] 12:26, 21 May 2013 (WST) | |||
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Question:
Should subplugins trigger events using the name of the parent module (e.g. the assignsubmission_comments subplugin can trigger assign_submissioncommented ?)
Also - why are we assuming there is only a single subject for an event?
e.g. A teacher grades a submission - the subjects should be all of (teacher, student, assignment and submission).
Damyon, anybody can trigger event defined in another place. For example plugins can trigger the core events and subplugins can trigger events defined in plugin. It's just most common the plugin who defines event triggers it. "Teacher grades a submission": teacher is the actor, submission is a subject. Student is not really related here :) Marina Glancy 12:26, 21 May 2013 (WST)
