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​Martins Ferry Christian School​ FORMS/PERMISSION SLIPS ABOUT MARTINS FERRY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Mrs. Linda Yourko Administrator/Principal The Martins Ferry Christian Grade School has been in existence since 1984 and is chartered by the Ohio Department of Education. We serve families from Martins Ferry, as well as Bellaire, Bridgeport, Buckeye Local, West Virgina, and the surrounding area. Our current enrollment is 55 students in Pre-K through 7th grades. Rod Kasler, our superintendent, is also the senior minister at First Christian Church. Linda Yourko is our administrator/principal. Justin Hill, our assistant principal, is also Youth Minister at the church. We currently have 7 teachers and teachers' aides. We view each pupil as an individual created in the image of God with unique talents, abilities, and needs. We seek to develop all of these in each child. Our class size is relatively small, which is conducive to a more personal learning experience. Our students participate in the ACSI Math Olympics, ACSI Speech Meet, and the Belmont County Scripp's Spelling Bee. We offer an academically challenging curriculum which uses phonics as the method for teaching children to read. Our kindergarten students start reading near the end of the first semester. History and science are taught from a Christian perspective. The students also receive daily Bible instruction. Each week the students have gym, music, art, library and computer. Our Parent-Teacher organization is the Caring Parents. They are very active and help the school with fund-raising and providing fun extra-curricular activities for our families, such as swim parties and the school picnic. Our tuition is very reasonable at $3000 per year or $300 per month for Ohio Residents. For Out of State Residents tuition is $3350 per year or $335 per month for grades Kindergarten - 7th grade. Pre-school Tuition is $1180 per year or $118 per month. Discounts are available for families with more than one child in our school/pre-school and for active church members of the First Christian Church of Martins Ferry. MFCS a mission of the First Christian Church www.fccmartinsferry.com MF Christian School © 2014-2015 by Martins Ferry Christian School.

### Project:devdocs ### Description:Source of the Moodle Developer Resources and Documentation ### File: ### Path:./mod/h5pactivity/classes/output/result/choice.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. /** * Contains class mod_h5pactivity\output\result\choice * * @package mod_h5pactivity * @copyright 2020 Ferran Recio * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ namespace mod_h5pactivity\output\result; defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die(); use mod_h5pactivity\output\result; use renderer_base; /** * Class to display H5P choice result. * * @copyright 2020 Ferran Recio * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ class choice extends result { /** * Return the options data structure. * * @return array of options */ protected function export_options(): ?array { // Suppose H5P choices have only a single list of valid answers. $correctpattern = reset($this->correctpattern); if (empty($correctpattern)) { $correctpattern = []; } $additionals = $this->additionals; // H5P has a special extension for long choices. $extensions = (array) $additionals->extensions ?? []; $filter = isset($extensions['https://h5p.org/x-api/line-breaks']) ? true : false; if (isset($additionals->choices)) { $options = $this->get_descriptions($additionals->choices); } else { $options = []; } // Some H5P activities like Find the Words don't user the standard CMI format delimiter // and don't use propper choice additionals. In those cases the report needs to fix this // using the correct pattern as choices and using a non standard delimiter. if (empty($options)) { if (count($correctpattern) == 1) { $correctpattern = explode(',', reset($correctpattern)); } foreach ($correctpattern as $value) { $option = (object)[ 'id' => $value, 'description' => $value, ]; $options[$value] = $option; } } foreach ($options as $key => $value) { $correctstate = (in_array($key, $correctpattern)) ? parent::CHECKED : parent::UNCHECKED; if (in_array($key, $this->response)) { $answerstate = ($correctstate == parent::CHECKED) ? parent::PASS : parent::FAIL; // In some cases, like Branching scenario H5P activity, no correct Pattern is provided // so any answer is just a check. if (empty($correctpattern)) { $answerstate = parent::CHECKED; } $value->useranswer = $this->get_answer($answerstate); } $value->correctanswer = $this->get_answer($correctstate); if ($filter && $correctstate == parent::UNCHECKED && !isset($value->useranswer)) { unset($options[$key]); } } return $options; } } ,

The Harbor At Newville Location: 807 Harbor Road, Milton, WI 53563 At The Harbor At Newville, we carry a range of Boats, Pontoons, and Outboard Motors from Mercury Marine, Evinrude, Honda Marine and Suzuki Marine. Please view our marine brochures for details. We have built a reputation as one of the best sales and service providers in the Milton area. To learn more about the services we offer, click here. We care for our customers during and after the sale. Please contact us to see how we can serve you. The knowledgeable staff at The Harbor at Newville strives to meet and exceed our customers' needs, aiming for 100% satisfaction. Call us at (608) 884-6007 or stop by our store to experience the The Harbor at Newville difference! Boat Service, Boat Repair, Boat Dock, Boat Lift, Boat Lift Repair, Boat Dealers, Boat Sales, Dock Repair, Boat Trailer, Full Service Marina, Boat Parts

Home | America Tags: republicans | dissent | wall | street GOP to Dissent on Financial Meltdown Report Thursday, 20 January 2011 01:55 PM EST Republicans on the 10-member Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission say they will issue a dissent to the official report scheduled for release on Jan. 27, the Washington Wire blog of the Wall Street Journal reports. The commission’s majority, who critics have accused of preparing a “hit piece,” is expected to lay blame for the 2008 financial crash on Wall Street institutions and on mortgage lenders. The Republican dissent will emphasize the economy's part in the crisis and the government’s role in over-promoting home ownership through federal mortgage providers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Leaked stories of internal partisan warfare and staff turnover have accompanied the commission’s work since the probe began. The report is said to be based on interviews with more than 700 witnesses and millions of pages of documents. Republicans on the 10-member Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission say they will issue a dissent to the official report scheduled for release on Jan. 27, the Washington Wire blog of the Wall Street Journal reports. The commission s majority, who critics have accused of... republicans,dissent,wall,street Thursday, 20 January 2011 01:55 PM Kobe Bryant Remembered on 3rd Anniversary of Death Thursday marked the third anniversary of the death of former Los Angeles Lakers All-Star forward Kobe Bryant, his 13-yea . . .

### Project:devdocs ### Description:Source of the Moodle Developer Resources and Documentation ### File: ### Path:./legacy-packages/backend/src/ports/system/crypto/jwtSigner.ts ### Content:import { ns } from '../../../lib/ns/namespace' import { plug } from '../../../lib/plug' export const adapter = plug<(obj: any, expiresSecs: number) => Promise<string>>(ns(module, 'adapter')) ,

This incredible hand-woven fabric is made from old plastic bags—And it’s saving thousands of bags from landfills The studio says they've kept more than 10,000 bags out of the landfill by creating this fabric! June 17, 2019 June 17, 2019 by Jenn Fields Even though some cities, states and even other countries have banned single-use plastic bags, we humans still use (and dispose of) a lot of them. Globally, we use about 1 trillion plastic bags each year, which comes out to 2 million a minute, according to Earthday.org’s fact sheet on disposable plastic. What the heck do we do with a trillion plastic bags? For one company, the answer is to turn them into something beautiful while reviving a dying traditional handicraft. Plenty of companies (including big ones, like H&M and Adidas) already turn plastic into fabric. Patagonia has been making fleece out of recycled plastic bottles since 1993. What’s different about Reform Studio’s Plastex comes down to production: They create the fabric by weaving strips from plastic bags on a traditional Egyptian handloom. Reform Studio The Cairo-based studio has designed furniture that incorporates the fabric, and has started a Re collection that focuses on using Plastex as the primary material. Take a look at this midcentury-inspired stool, posted to their Instagram at @reform_studio: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn8uYTTlvpN/ The studio says Plastex is both durable and washable, Fast Company reports. (Not bad considering the average single-use plastic bag is used for approximately 12 minutes!) And you’ll want it to be durable, because you might be trekking across it every day. This cheerful rug from Reform has a tag that reads, “I used to be a plastic bag.” https://www.instagram.com/p/BlnB2NOFMx2/ Right now, the only place you can buy goods with Plastex is in Egypt. But the studio has collaborated with Ikea, Fast Company reports, so fingers crossed that we might find some of their repurposed woven goods at a nearby Ikea soon. Meanwhile, other industries are trying to keep plastic out of landfills and waterways by not creating plastic waste in the first place. In fact, major hotel chains such as Marriott are eliminating those tiny shampoo, conditioner and body wash bottles that have been ubiquitous in hotels for decades. Aramark, known for its food services and facilities, has pledged to phase out straws and single-use food containers by 2022. McDonald’s is working to have guest packaging come from renewable and recycled sources, and to recycle packaging at all of its restaurants by 2025. Kroger has decided to get rid of plastic bags at their grocery stores by 2025. Whole Foods has pledged to drop the use of plastic straws in U.S. stores by this July. Reform Studio says they’ve kept more than 10,000 bags out of the landfill by creating this fabric. Way to reuse, reduce and recycle! Categories Design & Architecture, Happy & Inspirational, Home, Products

### Project:devdocs ### Description:Source of the Moodle Developer Resources and Documentation ### File: ### Path:./auth/ldap/classes/admin_setting_special_ntlm_configtext.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. /** * Special admin setting for auth_ldap that validates ntlm usernames. * * @package auth_ldap * @copyright 2017 Stephen Bourget * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die(); /** * Special admin setting for auth_ldap that validates ntlm usernames. * * @package auth_ldap * @copyright 2017 Stephen Bourget * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ class auth_ldap_admin_setting_special_ntlm_configtext extends admin_setting_configtext { /** * We need to validate the username format when using NTLM. * * @param string $data Form data. * @return string Empty when no errors. */ public function validate($data) { if (get_config('auth_ldap', 'ntlmsso_type') === 'ntlm') { $format = trim($data); if (!empty($format) && !preg_match('/%username%/i', $format)) { return get_string('auth_ntlmsso_missing_username', 'auth_ldap'); } } return parent::validate($data); } } ,

Trending: Online Marketing Advertising Electrician Industry Small Business Statistics SEO Company Busted for Fake Online Reviews Published: Mar 20, 2016 Last Updated: Aug 2, 2016 by David William In Marketing Tips 8 When consumers read online reviews of a product or business, such as those on Amazon, it is often difficult to figure out which reviews are legitimate, and if they should trust any of the opinions that they read online these days. The situation is not helped by companies and marketers going out of their way to post hundreds of fake online reviews with the view of unduly influencing consumers’ buying decisions. Just this month, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), an independent non-ministerial government department charged with investigating alleged violations o consumer law, cracked down on Total SEO & Marketing Ltd, a company the CMA says it caught posting over 800 fake reviews online between 2014 and 2015. Total SEO Company Busted For Fake Reviews During its investigation, the CMA said it had found that Total SEO, a search engine optimization (SEO) and online marketing company, had posted hundreds of reviews on behalf of 86 small businesses, ranging from car dealers and mechanics to landscape gardeners and other tradespeople, across 26 different websites. Total SEO has co-operated with the CMA’s consumer law investigation and escaped a financial penalty. However, the SEO company has been ordered to remove the fake reviews it has already posted and will suffer the additional humiliation of having the CMA writing to its client base to caution them about the company and the illegality of asking firms to write reviews on their behalf. Nisha Arora, CMA Senior Director, Consumer, said: “With more than half of people in the UK using online reviews to help them choose what to buy, they are becoming an increasingly valuable source of information. Fake reviews can lead to people making the wrong decisions and fair-playing businesses losing out” Back in the U.S., the New York state attorney general’s office caught 19 companies in 2013 for offering to create fake reviews after an undercover investigation in which employees from the Attorney General’s office posed as the owners of a Brooklyn yogurt shop that was trying to up its online ranking. The 19 companies identified by the investigation agreed to cease manipulating sites like Yelp, and were forced to pay more than $350,000 in fines. Authorities persistently warn companies against unfair or misleading business practices, such as falsely representing themselves as consumers. These activities, they insist, hurt both consumers and fair-playing businesses. The CMA says companies in the UK found guilty of posting fake reviews can receive a heavy fine or, in some cases, see its directors given a prison sentence. Individuals who write and post fake online reviews, or who blackmail business owners or companies with threats of posting negative reviews about them, can also find themselves in hot water. As recently as October 2015, Amazon sued 1,114 users it identified during an investigation conducted by company representatives who attempted to buy fake reviews from gig site Fiverr. Similarly, William Stanley (a.k.a William Laurence, William Davis, William Harris and Bill Stanley) was this year sentenced to 37 months in prison after he was found guilty of threatening to write negative reviews and comments about the Dallas-based mergers and acquisition firm Generational Equity unless he was paid. The court also ordered Stanley, who was initially recruited by the firm for SEO services and reputation management, to pay $174,888 in restitution to a dozen victims. “Search engine optimization companies, PR and marketing agencies provide a valuable service to businesses, but they must do this lawfully. Our enforcement action against Total SEO makes clear that posting fake reviews about clients is unacceptable,” Arora added. Image: Small Business Trends 8 Comments ▼ How Online Reviews Can Make or Break Your Company How to Turn Around a Bad Review Online Successfully Can You Spot a Phony Baloney SEO Company? Trustpilot To Business Owners: Online Reviews Are Your Friend 59 Percent of Consumers Say Online Reviews as Trustworthy as a Friend Wow, no financial penalty? I hope the clients they now have to remove the reviews for sue to get their money back. Just being forced to remove the reviews is a slap on the wrist. There has to be a real deterant to prevent more companies from posting fake reviews. I wonder if the companies looking for the reviews knew that what was being done was illegal or that the reviews were fake. Most of the site owners I have dealt with are fully aware what is and isn’t best practices or white hat. Martin Lindeskog What has happened with this fake company? I think it is not just them. There are so many SEO companies who are unsure about what they are doing. They may claim that they know SEO but they don’t really know the process. JA Publications This is something we deal with regularly. When you outrank the less skilled, fake reviews are their way of trying to compete. This is not the solution. Case in point. A online company that sells digital products has an overseas competitor that is ruthless and spreading tons of fake negative reviews. They are in an industry that doesn’t have a lot of competition yet they have lost over 40% of their business to fake negative reviews designed to destroy their reputation. This overseas company doing the fake reviews is in Eastern Europe where they can get away with it. They use proxy servers to hide their identity. The ONLY way to counter what this company is doing is to get fake positive reviews added or they face being destroyed by this competitor. The government needs to look at why some companies resort to fake reviews. Not all of them are doing it for the same reason. There are reputable small companies that are being destroyed because of ruthless competitors. treasurebox Audreyh How can you explain it easily! Thank you very much! a Tanner Lim Informative article. Thanks for sharing this useful blog. It’s really helpful for the people.

summary: raise min Oracle reqs to 10R2 (10.2) type: Sub-task project: Moodle description: Right now we have Oracle 10.0.0 as min req. Together with other benefits, Oracle 10R2 (10.2.0) supports regexp functions. They can be used to fix current ilike() and lack of regexp support. So I suggest to increase min req to 10.2.0. Thoughts? comments: 1. +10 2. Done, now both 1.9 and 2.0 environment checks require Oracle 10.2 as req for Moodle 2.0. 3. It would be good to specify Oracle 10.2 on for Moodle 2.0 ;-) 4. Well spotted S verin! Done. Thanks and ciao :-)

### Project:custom-htmlpurifier ### Description:Customised HTMLPurifier for Moodle - snapshots from this repository are stored in lib/htmlpurifier ### File: ### Path:./admin/tool/behat/classes/external/get_entity_generator.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. /** * Return data about an entity generator. * * @package tool_behat * @copyright 2022 onwards Catalyst IT EU {@link https://catalyst-eu.net} * @author Mark Johnson <[email protected]> * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ namespace tool_behat\external; use core_external\external_api; use core_external\external_function_parameters; use core_external\external_multiple_structure; use core_external\external_single_structure; use core_external\external_value; /** * External function for getting properties of entity generators. */ class get_entity_generator extends external_api { /** * Define parameters for external function. * * The parameter is either in the format 'entity' or 'component_name > entity'. There is no appropriate param type for a * string like this containing angle brackets, so we will do PARAM_RAW. The value will be parsed by * behat_data_generators::parse_entity_type, which validates the format of the parameter and throws an exception if it is not * correct. * * @return external_function_parameters */ public static function execute_parameters(): external_function_parameters { return new external_function_parameters([ 'entitytype' => new external_value(PARAM_RAW, 'Entity type that can be created by a generator.'), ]); } /** * Return a list of the required fields for a given entity type. * * @param string $entitytype * @return array */ public static function execute(string $entitytype): array { global $CFG; // Ensure we can load Behat and Facebook namespaces in behat libraries. require_once("{$CFG->dirroot}/vendor/autoload.php"); require_once("{$CFG->libdir}/tests/behat/behat_data_generators.php"); $params = self::validate_parameters(self::execute_parameters(), ['entitytype' => $entitytype]); $context = \context_system::instance(); self::validate_context($context); require_capability('moodle/site:config', $context); $generators = new \behat_data_generators(); $entity = $generators->get_entity($params['entitytype']); return ['required' => $entity['required']]; } /** * Define return values. * * Return required fields * * @return external_single_structure */ public static function execute_returns(): external_single_structure { return new external_single_structure([ 'required' => new external_multiple_structure( new external_value(PARAM_TEXT, 'Required field'), 'Required fields', VALUE_OPTIONAL ), ]); } } ,

summary: As a theme designer, I want a fast change test iterate loop in order to dev things quickly type: Task project: Moodle description: As a theme designer I want a fast change test iterate loop in order to dev things quickly comments: 1. Hi Everyone, We are conducting a review of historical Moodle LMS tracker issues. This issue has been flagged to be closed. The criteria we used to determine which issues to close are issues that: Are not security issues, and Were created more than 5 years ago, and Have less than 30 votes, and Are in status open or reopened , and Have not been updated in 6 months or more. If you believe this issue needs to remain open, please update it with a rationale in the next 7 days and it will be re-evaluated. If this issue is not updated in 7 days it will be closed Matt Porrrit Platform Manager, Moodle LMS (ID: fltr23751)

### Project:phpdoc ### Description:Moodle API Documentation ### File: ### Path:./badges/related_action.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. /** * Action related badges. * * @package core * @subpackage badges * @copyright 2018 Tung Thai * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later * @author Tung Thai <[email protected]> */ require_once(__DIR__ . '/../config.php'); require_once($CFG->libdir . '/badgeslib.php'); $relatedid = optional_param('relatedid', 0, PARAM_INT); // Related badge ID. $badgeid = optional_param('badgeid', 0, PARAM_INT); // Badge ID. $action = optional_param('action', 'remove', PARAM_TEXT); // Add, remove option. require_login(); $return = new moodle_url('/badges/related.php', array('id' => $badgeid)); $badge = new badge($badgeid); $context = $badge->get_context(); require_capability('moodle/badges:configuredetails', $context); if ($action == 'remove') { require_sesskey(); $badge->delete_related_badge($relatedid); } redirect($return); ,

PE OUTLETS You ask, we deliver PE Outlets original is founded as a company buying stock lots (from manufacturers) and brands. We moved more and more in developing new products, product-lines and concepts, and source the right partners. This can be under your brand or we find or create together a new brand for the category you want to develop and launch. Recently we sold the brand Petra Electric to Ultimate Products from the UK. Petra Electric is a strong and traditional German brand with a rich history; Petra Electric was founded in 1968, a manufacturer of electrical equipment with a focus on coffee machines. The brand Petra Electric was renovated: since then emphasis is put on a much more emotional appearance of the brand. The logo was redesigned, as well as the packaging of the products. These actions generated a higher recognition value. The new motto of Petra Electric is “Innovation – Usability – Reliability”. The acquisition of Petra Electric will open doors for Ultimate Products, especially in the German and Austrian market. PE Outlets has decided to bring more focus on the product categories, and concentrate on security and comfort products: Door-Entry and Camera security; Burglary and Fire protection; Smart Solutions. If you have a demand for one of these categories, or think you can offer and develop together with us and make it sales ready for the European market don’t hesitate and contact us!

A phenomenon (Greek: φαινόμενo, pl. φαινόμενα is an observable event or, quite literally, something that can be seen. Derived from the noun φαινόμενον, (phainomenon, df. appearance), it is also related to the verb - φαινειν phainein, df. to show. 1 General sense and use 2 Kant's use of phenomenon 3 Quotations General sense and use In general, apart from its original use as a term in philosophy, phenomenon stands for any observable event. Some observable events are commonplace, while others require delicate manipulation of expensive and sensitive equipment. Phenomena make up the raw data of science, and are often exploited by technology. Phenomenon can also mean a "surprising development" or "unusually successful person". Kant's use of phenomenon Phenomenon has a specialized meaning in the philosophy of Immanuel Kant, who contrasted the term phenomenon with noumenon in the Critique of Pure Reason. Phenomena according to Kant are objects of sensible intuition, sensible entities coextensive with appearances. A noumenon on the other hand is an object exclusively of understanding; it is an object that is given only to a subject's intellect or understanding, i.e., not given by sensibility. As such, the noumenon and Kant's thing-in-itself (Ding an sich) are closely related; for Kant they refer to the same things. However, they differ in that the thing-in-itself is an ontological concept of an object as it is constituted in itself, while the noumenon is an epistemological concept of an object of a certain mode of cognition, namely intellectual intuition. Both, however, cannot be known. The concept of 'phenomena' relates to the tradition of philosophy called phenomenology. Leading figures in phenomenology - the science of objects as they appear - include Hegel, Husserl, Heidegger, Merleau-Ponty and influenced Derrida, Deleuze and many other thinkers. Kant's account of phenomena has also been influential in the development of psychodynamic models of psychology, and of theories concerning the ways in which the brain, mind and external world interact. "No phenomenon is a phenomenon until it is an observed phenomenon" Niels Bohr. "Scientific theory is a contrived foothold in the chaos of living phenomena." - Wilhelm Reich "To study the phenomenon of disease without books is to sail an uncharted sea, while to study books without patients is not to go to sea at all." Sir William Osler "If we knew all the laws of Nature, we should need only fact, or the description of one actual phenomenon, to infer all the particular results at that point." Henry David Thoreau Retrieved from "http://nordan.daynal.org/w/index.php?title=Phenomena&oldid=108270"

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Job wanted: Launching a career during a pandemic (Illustration: Giphy.com) Blog | 23. Mar 2021 Luisa Gonzalez Boa For the first time, I entered a phase of uncertainty at the beginning of March when I registered as unemployed. In my last post, I wrote that for changing the field of study you need good friends, ice coffee and patience. That was true in my case. But there is something else you need to succeed when it comes to big changes: great determination. Luisa Gonzalez Boa's blog It feels trivial talking about changing fields of study in a country where it is almost the norm. How many Danes have I met that spontaneously decided to switch bachelor’s? I can’t really count… but that count would include me, a drop-out student who managed to finally graduate from her fourth commenced bachelor’s degree. In my blog posts, I often put my effort into portraying the good things as my attempt to motivate and inspire you. But things are not always easy, and if I had to define job hunting in one word it would be struggle. Not only is job hunting already frustrating enough on its own, but additionally you have to smile through the super-positive comments of everyone in your circle “You got this”, “Your CV is great, I am sure you will find something in no time”, “Just hang in there” – like I have any other option. Our generation has lived through two economic crises and we still need to hear how good this economic system is. When Covid-19 first emerged, I started to think about graduation and entering the job market during these uncertain times of the pandemic, lockdowns and economic fallout. And it gave me great anxiety. So, how am I coping with this new – and hopefully – temporary phase of life? One thing is that I have shifted from ice coffee to milk tea… but that is not the only thing. The hierarchy of needs in job hunting I am going to fall into my own trap of despising motivational quotes and dive into motivational theories, specifically I will use the hierarchy of needs. Introduced by Abraham Maslow in 1943, it is a five-tier model of human needs – hierarchical levels – within a pyramid. From the bottom of the hierarchy upwards, the needs are: physiological, safety, love and belonging needs, esteem, and self-actualization. According to this theory, the needs lower down in the hierarchy must be satisfied before individuals can attend to needs higher up[1]. This theory has been applied to a wide range of different fields, and it is how I structured my job-hunting strategy. Physiological needs: Solving sleep deprivatio I have spent almost countless nights without sleeping, thinking of being unemployed. After many attempts to put into words what I was scared of, I realized I am not that scared of not having a job (thanks to the generous welfare state of Denmark that is), what truly scares me is not knowing where I will be next. And not just in terms of location, but which role, company, organization… After handing in my thesis, I felt empty. For the first time in years, I did not have academic responsibilities. During my studies, I didn’t think of my free time as free time, as I always knew I could be investing extra hours in studying – I didn’t always do it, but those academic responsibilities where always there ready to fill moments of boredom. Now that is over – and while I am aiming to get a PhD in the near future, I don’t exactly know when and if that will happen. Consequently, I had to develop a new coping mechanism for all the new free time that was available. I found that the key – in my case – is to keep yourself busy. And I don’t mean busy as in applying for jobs. Finding suitable jobs and making applications is an important part of job hunting but gives little mental stimulation. In my search for inspiration, I went through my “New Year’s resolutions” from last year and wrote down everything I didn’t get the chance to fulfill, given the time constraints and I started doing those things. Now I spend at least an hour per day trying to make my past self happy by doing an online course in R, spending half hour per day practicing Chinese, reading the books on the Obama reading list (for some reason that list is my go-to when trying to find new books… don’t ask me why), and engaging more in online activism. The only one I can’t fulfill is to start boxing, but just wait until gyms open again. Safety: Are we safe? Are we healthy? This need covers personal safety and financial stability too. It is often defined as job stability. In order to function, we need to feel safe in our environment. And I didn’t feel safe in the unemployed category at first. Whether it is because of the embedment in our culture that if you don’t have a job, you are a failure, or because of my own personal vision of myself, I kept thinking that I was not good enough for any job. Yes, I have a good CV, but do you know who else has a good CV? Every millennial. Because we have to. Our generation has heard for years that we need to build a good CV, but building a good CV isn’t easy. We only see the successes of the people around us, and not the hard work behind them. It’s true I got an internship at UN last year. What not everyone knows is that I sent more than 40 applications and I got less than 10 responses. The situation repeats itself in job hunting, but with the added frustration of entry level jobs requiring +3 years of experience plus good grades plus international experience plus languages. I wonder if the people who set all these requirements fulfilled them when they got their entry-level job. As such, I decided to seek shelter in podcasts about job hunting and my a-kasse (unemployment insurance fund). While I have not yet attended my introductory meetings with them and with my job center, I decided to explore their website and found that you can get personalized career counselling and a list of all the webinars they offer. Webinars are a great starting point to change your CV, cover letter structure, and getting the most out of LinkedIn networking, to name a few. But after you put into practice the advice from the webinars, it is a very good idea to schedule a career counselling session in which they will give you personalized advice on your CV. After screening my CV, they advised me to slightly modify my CV, so it tells my story in a manner that catches attention in less than 10 seconds. Stories are the most effective tools for demonstrating our passions and talents. This includes our research interests, key competencies and volunteering activity, for example. Another important tip: be creative, make your CV stand out. I went for dark colors because I was not brave enough to set it in pink, but regardless of the color you choose, don’t just use black & white. Moreover, under this need, I also found that I had been neglecting my health during 2020, given the stress of writing my thesis and the pandemic. So, I set my priorities and I was finally able to develop and maintain a skincare routine and do those exercises that the physiotherapist recommended back in October. I still hate these two tasks, but I figured that this is the moment to start taking care of my health. Love and belonging needs: the most valuable resource, the people around us The greatest resource we have is always our family, partner & friends (not necessarily in that order!). Remember how the Beatles very wisely wrote a whole song on “I get by with a little help from my friends”? Well, they were right. During the past months, I have voiced my concerns with my closest friends, who have been or are going through the same as me, with my partner and with my sister. Esteem: avoiding the feeling of failure Esteem is referred to as a “feeling of accomplishment” and the “need to be recognized”. I am not going to lie, I sometimes find it hard to feel accomplished during these times, especially when I receive a rejection email. That is why I decided to create an Excel sheet with a color system – well, and the fact that I needed some structure in this little chaos, so when I say in my cover letter that I am a structured person at work, I actually mean it. In this Excel sheet I list all the jobs I have already applied for and the ones I still want to apply for. Later, I put each job with a different color based on whether I made it to first and/or second interview, whether it was a direct rejection, and so on. As I started not so long ago, it is quite a short list so far. And as I am still unemployed, it means that, so far, it has either been no answer or rejection – but dividing it into other colors than red depending on whether I made it to the interview motivates me as, no matter how small the comfort is, it shows that my CV/Cover letter can gain attention and that I have relevant skills. This system doesn’t make me feel fully accomplished but, at least, it makes me not feel like a failure and gives me some hope, which is good enough for now. Last but not least: self-actualization As the theory defines, at this level, “the need refers to the realization of one’s full potential. The desire to accomplish everything that one can, to become the most that one can be.” As hard as it is to find achievements in rejection emails, I came to realize that maybe I will only reach this level when I get a job. Nonetheless, as long as I keep the other needs satisfied, I can continue working on this one by sending the best applications I can to the jobs that motivate me. As my friend Selma says, slow and steady wins the race. Starting a career in a changing world is exhausting. Sometimes I am very tempted to answer Why do you want this job? with The salary matches my motivation of not starving to death. But by taking care of other needs, the frustrating process becomes more bearable. And for those days where I need to cross off some jobs from my Excel sheet in red, I will always have my friends, milk tea and whatever is left of my patience. See responses (0) / Share My name’s Luisa and I’ve been a student of Public Management and Social Development and I wrote my entire thesis in 3 weeks this spring:) As I’m taking a double degree at CBS and the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, I’ve lived in China for over a year – but no, I’m not fluent in Chinese (yet). I spend my days wrestling between writing my thesis and re-watching Gilmore Girls for the fifth time. I see blogging as a great way to communicate personal experiences to others, but I’m always up for a cup of coffee too. Changing your field of study: It takes patience, iced coffee and friends I have almost been expelled twice, moved 9 times, lived in 5 countries, and been in unpleasant and great situations: Goodbye CBS, goodbye Ashbee, goodbye student life! CBS almost reaches goal for international graduate employment rate two years early Test center and control procedures: CBS to reopen on April 6 Job wanted: Launching a career during a pandemicby

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What Do Baptists Believe? - The Scriptures The law of the Lord is perfect, restoring the soul; The testimony of the Lord is sure, making wise the simple. The precepts of the Lord are right, rejoicing the heart; The commandment of the Lord is pure, enlightening the eyes. The fear of the Lord is clean, enduring forever; The judgments of the Lord are true; they are righteous altogether. They are more desirable than gold, yes, than much fine gold; Sweeter also than honey and the drippings of the honeycomb. - Psalm 19:7-10 Almost everything we know about God we have learned from the Bible. Therefore, what we as Baptists believe about it determines our doctrinal positions on every other issue. So, let's begin by taking a look at how The Baptist Faith and Message summarizes our beliefs about the Scriptures. It reads... "The Holy Bible was written by men divinely inspired and is God's revelation of Himself to man. It is a perfect treasure of divine instruction. It has God for its author, salvation for its end, and truth, without any mixture of error, for its matter. Therefore, all Scripture is totally true and trustworthy. It reveals the principles by which God judges us, and therefore is, and will remain to the end of the world, the true center of Christian union, and the supreme standard by which all human conduct, creeds, and religious opinions should be tried. All Scripture is a testimony to Christ, who is Himself the focus of divine revelation." Based upon this statement, I would briefly point out and emphasize six central truths. First, the Bible is DIVINELY INSPIRED. The word "inspiration" in the original language means "God breathed". This is to say, the Bible contains the very words or "breath" of God. Through the Person of the Holy Spirit, God used men as instruments to physically write down the words, while ensuring that each was written exactly as He desired. God alone was and is fully responsible for the content of the Bible. He is its Author, and He reveals Himself to us through its text. Second, the Bible is TOTALLY TRUE. Stated another way, it is inerrant - without any error. There are no contradictions, misstatements, falsehoods, half-truths, or mistakes of any kind. Every word is absolutely true. Any perceived errors or misunderstandings of the Scriptures that we may recognize are the result of our own limited knowledge and improper interpretation. When understood correctly, there is no discrepancy or conflict. Third, the Bible is SOLELY AUTHORITATIVE. This means that it is the only source of divine instruction - there are no other books, testaments, documents, decrees, creeds, or any other writings or religious opinions that are accepted as God’s Word. It stands alone as the supreme authority by which all other ideas, thoughts, principles, traditions, and the like are measured. Nothing supersedes or even equals the authority of the Bible. Fourth, the Bible is COMPLETELY SUFFICIENT. There is nothing left out of it that needs to be added, nor is there anything included in it that does not belong. The Bible's content is perfectly complete just as it is, and is sufficient in its revelation so that mankind may to know and live for God just as He desires. Fifth, the Bible is RELEVANT AND TIMELESS. The principles and teachings contained in the Bible are eternal, and therefore have application to people of all generations. The Word of God is "living" - meaning that it is always current and fresh. It endures forever, never fading or becoming obsolete. It is as relevant today as it was when it was written, and will remain relevant for all eternity. The Bible is not what God said, it is what He is saying... Sixth, the Bible is ALL ABOUT JESUS. The writings of the Old Testament prophecy the coming of Christ, the Gospels tell of His life & ministry on earth, the New Testament describes the growth of the Church after the death & resurrection of Christ, and they also point to His triumphant return at the end of this age. The entire Bible is a testimony of Jesus Christ and in Him alone we discover its ultimate meaning and purpose. It is my prayer that this short overview has helped you to clarify and more fully understand what Baptists believe regarding the Bible. In next week's message, we will explore our doctrinal position on God. Do we believe in one God or three gods? What are some of His characteristics? We'll answer these questions and more next Sunday morning. Have a blessed week.

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### Project:custom-mustache.js ### Description:None ### File: ### Path:./enrol/lti/tests/behat/lti_adv_tool_registration.feature ### Content:@enrol @enrol_lti Feature: Register a platform with the tool In order to share and consume a Moodle resource or activity over LTI Advantage As an admin I need to be able to manage platform registrations in the tool Background: Given I enable "lti" "enrol" plugin Scenario: An admin can register a platform with the tool Given I log in as "admin" And I navigate to "Plugins > Enrolments > Publish as LTI tool > Tool registration" in site administration When I follow "Register a platform" And I set the following fields to these values: | Platform name | My test platform | And I press "Continue" And I should see "Dynamic registration" And I should see "Manual registration" And I should see "Platform details" And I follow "Back" And "Manage deployments" "link" should exist in the "My test platform" "table_row" And "View platform details" "link" should exist in the "My test platform" "table_row" And "Delete" "link" should exist in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I should see "Pending" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I click on "View platform details" "link" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I follow "Edit platform details" And I set the following fields to these values: | Platform ID (issuer) | https://lms.example.com | | Client ID | abcd1234 | | Authentication request URL | https://lms.example.com/auth | | Public keyset URL | https://lms.example.com/jwks | | Access token URL | https://lms.example.com/token | And I press "Save changes" Then I should see "Platform registration updated" And I should see "My test platform" in the "Platform name" "table_row" And I should see "https://lms.example.com" in the "Platform ID (issuer)" "table_row" And I should see "abcd1234" in the "Client ID" "table_row" And I should see "https://lms.example.com/auth" in the "Authentication request URL" "table_row" And I should see "https://lms.example.com/jwks" in the "Public keyset URL" "table_row" And I should see "https://lms.example.com/token" in the "Access token URL" "table_row" And I follow "Back" And I should see "https://lms.example.com" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I should see "Active" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And "View platform details" "link" should exist in the "My test platform" "table_row" And "Manage deployments" "link" should exist in the "My test platform" "table_row" And "Delete" "link" should exist in the "My test platform" "table_row" Scenario: An admin can edit a platform's registration details Given the following "enrol_lti > application registrations" exist: | name | platformid | clientid | authrequesturl | jwksurl | accesstokenurl | | My test platform | https://lms.example.com | abcd1234 | https://lms.example.com/auth | https://lms.example.com/jwks | https://lms.example.com/token | And I log in as "admin" And I navigate to "Plugins > Enrolments > Publish as LTI tool > Tool registration" in site administration When I click on "View platform details" "link" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I follow "Edit platform details" And I set the following fields to these values: | Platform name | Changed test platform | | Platform ID (issuer) | https://lms2.example.com | | Client ID | wxyz9876 | | Authentication request URL | https://lms2.example.com/auth | | Public keyset URL | https://lms2.example.com/jwks | | Access token URL | https://lms2.example.com/token | And I press "Cancel" Then I should see "https://lms.example.com" in the "Platform ID (issuer)" "table_row" And I follow "Edit platform details" And the following fields match these values: | Platform name | My test platform | | Platform ID (issuer) | https://lms.example.com | | Client ID | abcd1234 | | Authentication request URL | https://lms.example.com/auth | | Public keyset URL | https://lms.example.com/jwks | | Access token URL | https://lms.example.com/token | And I set the following fields to these values: | Platform name | Changed test platform | | Platform ID (issuer) | https://lms2.example.com | | Client ID | wxyz9876 | | Authentication request URL | https://lms2.example.com/auth | | Public keyset URL | https://lms2.example.com/jwks | | Access token URL | https://lms2.example.com/token | And I press "Save changes" And I should see "https://lms2.example.com" in the "Platform ID (issuer)" "table_row" And I follow "Edit platform details" And the following fields match these values: | Platform name | Changed test platform | | Platform ID (issuer) | https://lms2.example.com | | Client ID | wxyz9876 | | Authentication request URL | https://lms2.example.com/auth | | Public keyset URL | https://lms2.example.com/jwks | | Access token URL | https://lms2.example.com/token | And I press "Cancel" And I follow "Back" And I should see "https://lms2.example.com" in the "Changed test platform" "table_row" Scenario: An admin can delete a platform registration Given the following "enrol_lti > application registrations" exist: | name | platformid | clientid | authrequesturl | jwksurl | accesstokenurl | | My test platform | https://lms.example.com | abcd1234 | https://lms.example.com/auth | https://lms.example.com/jwks | https://lms.example.com/token | And I log in as "admin" And I navigate to "Plugins > Enrolments > Publish as LTI tool > Tool registration" in site administration When I click on "Delete" "link" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I press "Cancel" Then I should see "https://lms.example.com" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I click on "Delete" "link" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I press "Continue" And I should see "Platform registration deleted" And I should not see "My test platform" Scenario: A platform registration's unique platformid:clientid tuple must be enforced Given the following "enrol_lti > application registrations" exist: | name | platformid | clientid | authrequesturl | jwksurl | accesstokenurl | | My test platform | https://lms.example.com | abcd1234 | https://lms.example.com/auth | https://lms.example.com/jwks | https://lms.example.com/token | And I log in as "admin" And I navigate to "Plugins > Enrolments > Publish as LTI tool > Tool registration" in site administration When I follow "Register a platform" And I set the following fields to these values: | Platform name | My test platform | And I press "Continue" And I follow "Edit platform details" And I set the following fields to these values: | Platform name | My test platform | | Platform ID (issuer) | https://lms.example.com | | Client ID | abcd1234 | | Authentication request URL | https://lms.example.com/auth | | Public keyset URL | https://lms.example.com/jwks | | Access token URL | https://lms.example.com/token | And I press "Save changes" Then I should see "Invalid client ID. This client ID is already registered for the platform ID provided." Scenario: An admin can add deployment ids for a given platform registration Given the following "enrol_lti > application registrations" exist: | name | platformid | clientid | authrequesturl | jwksurl | accesstokenurl | | My test platform | https://lms.example.com | abcd1234 | https://lms.example.com/auth | https://lms.example.com/jwks | https://lms.example.com/token | And I log in as "admin" And I navigate to "Plugins > Enrolments > Publish as LTI tool > Tool registration" in site administration When I click on "Manage deployments" "link" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I should see "No tool deployments found" And I follow "Add a deployment" And I set the following fields to these values: | Deployment name | Sitewide deployment of Moodle on platform x | | Deployment ID | 1a2b3c | And I press "Cancel" And I should not see "Sitewide deployment of Moodle on platform x" And I should see "No tool deployments found" And I follow "Add a deployment" And I set the following fields to these values: | Deployment name | Sitewide deployment of Moodle on platform x | | Deployment ID | 1a2b3c | And I press "Save changes" Then I should see "Deployment added" And I should see "1a2b3c" in the "Sitewide deployment of Moodle on platform x" "table_row" And I should not see "No tool deployments found" And "Delete" "link" should exist in the "Sitewide deployment of Moodle on platform x" "table_row" And I navigate to "Plugins > Enrolments > Publish as LTI tool > Tool registration" in site administration And "1" "link" should exist in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I click on "1" "link" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I should see "1a2b3c" in the "Sitewide deployment of Moodle on platform x" "table_row" And I follow "Add a deployment" And I set the following fields to these values: | Deployment name | Course context deployment of Moodle on platform x | | Deployment ID | 4d5e6f | And I press "Save changes" And I should see "4d5e6f" in the "Course context deployment of Moodle on platform x" "table_row" And I navigate to "Plugins > Enrolments > Publish as LTI tool > Tool registration" in site administration And "2" "link" should exist in the "My test platform" "table_row" Scenario: An admin can remove a deployment id for a platform registration Given the following "enrol_lti > application registrations" exist: | name | platformid | clientid | authrequesturl | jwksurl | accesstokenurl | deploymentname | deploymentid | | My test platform | https://lms.example.com | abcd1234 | https://lms.example.com/auth | https://lms.example.com/jwks | https://lms.example.com/token | Site deployment | 1a2b3c | And I log in as "admin" And I navigate to "Plugins > Enrolments > Publish as LTI tool > Tool registration" in site administration And I should see "1" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I click on "Manage deployments" "link" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I should see "1a2b3c" in the "Site deployment" "table_row" When I click on "Delete" "link" in the "Site deployment" "table_row" And I press "Cancel" Then I should see "1a2b3c" in the "Site deployment" "table_row" And I click on "Delete" "link" in the "Site deployment" "table_row" And I press "Continue" And I should see "Deployment deleted" And I should see "No tool deployments found" And I should not see "1a2b3c" And I navigate to "Plugins > Enrolments > Publish as LTI tool > Tool registration" in site administration And "1" "link" should not exist in the "My test platform" "table_row" @javascript Scenario: An admin can copy the manual and dynamic registration endpoints to register the tool with the platform Given the following "enrol_lti > application registrations" exist: | name | | My test platform | And I log in as "admin" And I change window size to "large" And I navigate to "Plugins > Enrolments > Publish as LTI tool > Tool registration" in site administration When I click on "View platform details" "link" in the "My test platform" "table_row" And I follow "Tool details" And the "value" attribute of "Registration URL" "field" should contain "enrol/lti/register.php" And the "value" attribute of "Tool URL" "field" should contain "enrol/lti/launch.php" And the "value" attribute of "Initiate login URL" "field" should contain "enrol/lti/login.php" And the "value" attribute of "JWKS URL" "field" should contain "enrol/lti/jwks.php" And the "value" attribute of "Deep linking URL" "field" should contain "enrol/lti/launch_deeplink.php" And "Copy to clipboard" "button" should exist in the "Registration URL" "table_row" And "Copy to clipboard" "button" should exist in the "Tool URL" "table_row" And "Copy to clipboard" "button" should exist in the "Initiate login URL" "table_row" And "Copy to clipboard" "button" should exist in the "JWKS URL" "table_row" And "Copy to clipboard" "button" should exist in the "Deep linking URL" "table_row" When I click on "Copy to clipboard" "button" in the "Registration URL" "table_row" Then I should see "Registration URL copied to clipboard" And I click on "Copy to clipboard" "button" in the "Tool URL" "table_row" And I should see "Tool URL copied to clipboard" And I click on "Copy to clipboard" "button" in the "Initiate login URL" "table_row" And I should see "Initiate login URL copied to clipboard" And I click on "Copy to clipboard" "button" in the "JWKS URL" "table_row" And I should see "JWKS URL copied to clipboard" And I click on "Copy to clipboard" "button" in the "Deep linking URL" "table_row" And I should see "Deep linking URL copied to clipboard" ,

### Project:custom-mustache.js ### Description:None ### File: ### Path:./admin/tool/lp/amd/build/planactions.min.js.map ### Content:{"version":3,"file":"planactions.min.js","sources":["../src/planactions.js"],"sourcesContent":["// This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/\n//\n// Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\n// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\n// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n// (at your option) any later version.\n//\n// Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\n// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\n// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\n// GNU General Public License for more details.\n//\n// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\n// along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.\n\n/**\n * Plan actions via ajax.\n *\n * @module tool_lp/planactions\n * @copyright 2015 David Monllao\n * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later\n */\ndefine(['jquery',\n 'core/templates',\n 'core/ajax',\n 'core/notification',\n 'core/str',\n 'tool_lp/menubar',\n 'tool_lp/dialogue'],\n function($, templates, ajax, notification, str, Menubar, Dialogue) {\n\n /**\n * PlanActions class.\n *\n * Note that presently this cannot be instantiated more than once per page.\n *\n * @param {String} type The type of page we're in.\n */\n var PlanActions = function(type) {\n this._type = type;\n\n if (type === 'plan') {\n // This is the page to view one plan.\n this._region = '[data-region=\"plan-page\"]';\n this._planNode = '[data-region=\"plan-page\"]';\n this._template = 'tool_lp/plan_page';\n this._contextMethod = 'tool_lp_data_for_plan_page';\n\n } else if (type === 'plans') {\n // This is the page to view a list of plans.\n this._region = '[data-region=\"plans\"]';\n this._planNode = '[data-region=\"plan-node\"]';\n this._template = 'tool_lp/plans_page';\n this._contextMethod = 'tool_lp_data_for_plans_page';\n\n } else {\n throw new TypeError('Unexpected type.');\n }\n };\n\n /** @property {String} Ajax method to fetch the page data from. */\n PlanActions.prototype._contextMethod = null;\n /** @property {String} Selector to find the node describing the plan. */\n PlanActions.prototype._planNode = null;\n /** @property {String} Selector mapping to the region to update. Usually similar to wrapper. */\n PlanActions.prototype._region = null;\n /** @property {String} Name of the template used to render the region. */\n PlanActions.prototype._template = null;\n /** @property {String} Type of page/region we're in. */\n PlanActions.prototype._type = null;\n\n /**\n * Resolve the arguments to refresh the region.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @return {Object} List of arguments.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._getContextArgs = function(planData) {\n var self = this,\n args = {};\n\n if (self._type === 'plan') {\n args = {\n planid: planData.id\n };\n\n } else if (self._type === 'plans') {\n args = {\n userid: planData.userid\n };\n }\n\n return args;\n };\n\n /**\n * Refresh the plan view.\n *\n * This is useful when you only want to refresh the view.\n *\n * @param {String} selector The node to search the plan data from.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.refresh = function(selector) {\n var planData = this._findPlanData($(selector));\n this._callAndRefresh([], planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Callback to render the region template.\n *\n * @param {Object} context The context for the template.\n * @return {Promise}\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._renderView = function(context) {\n var self = this;\n return templates.render(self._template, context)\n .then(function(newhtml, newjs) {\n $(self._region).replaceWith(newhtml);\n templates.runTemplateJS(newjs);\n return;\n });\n };\n\n /**\n * Call multiple ajax methods, and refresh.\n *\n * @param {Array} calls List of Ajax calls.\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @return {Promise}\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._callAndRefresh = function(calls, planData) {\n // Because this function causes a refresh, we must track the JS completion from start to finish to prevent\n // stale reference issues in Behat.\n var callKey = 'tool_lp/planactions:_callAndRefresh-' + Math.floor(Math.random() * Math.floor(1000));\n M.util.js_pending(callKey);\n\n var self = this;\n calls.push({\n methodname: self._contextMethod,\n args: self._getContextArgs(planData)\n });\n\n // Apply all the promises, and refresh when the last one is resolved.\n return $.when.apply($, ajax.call(calls))\n .then(function() {\n return self._renderView(arguments[arguments.length - 1]);\n })\n .fail(notification.exception)\n .always(function() {\n return M.util.js_complete(callKey);\n });\n };\n\n /**\n * Delete a plan and reload the region.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._doDelete = function(planData) {\n var self = this,\n calls = [{\n methodname: 'core_competency_delete_plan',\n args: {id: planData.id}\n }];\n self._callAndRefresh(calls, planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Delete a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.deletePlan = function(planData) {\n var self = this,\n requests;\n\n requests = ajax.call([{\n methodname: 'core_competency_read_plan',\n args: {id: planData.id}\n }]);\n\n requests[0].done(function(plan) {\n str.get_strings([\n {key: 'confirm', component: 'moodle'},\n {key: 'deleteplan', component: 'tool_lp', param: plan.name},\n {key: 'delete', component: 'moodle'},\n {key: 'cancel', component: 'moodle'}\n ]).done(function(strings) {\n notification.confirm(\n strings[0], // Confirm.\n strings[1], // Delete plan X?\n strings[2], // Delete.\n strings[3], // Cancel.\n function() {\n self._doDelete(planData);\n }\n );\n }).fail(notification.exception);\n }).fail(notification.exception);\n\n };\n\n /**\n * Reopen plan and reload the region.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._doReopenPlan = function(planData) {\n var self = this,\n calls = [{\n methodname: 'core_competency_reopen_plan',\n args: {planid: planData.id}\n }];\n self._callAndRefresh(calls, planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Reopen a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.reopenPlan = function(planData) {\n var self = this,\n requests = ajax.call([{\n methodname: 'core_competency_read_plan',\n args: {id: planData.id}\n }]);\n\n requests[0].done(function(plan) {\n str.get_strings([\n {key: 'confirm', component: 'moodle'},\n {key: 'reopenplanconfirm', component: 'tool_lp', param: plan.name},\n {key: 'reopenplan', component: 'tool_lp'},\n {key: 'cancel', component: 'moodle'}\n ]).done(function(strings) {\n notification.confirm(\n strings[0], // Confirm.\n strings[1], // Reopen plan X?\n strings[2], // Reopen.\n strings[3], // Cancel.\n function() {\n self._doReopenPlan(planData);\n }\n );\n }).fail(notification.exception);\n }).fail(notification.exception);\n\n };\n\n /**\n * Complete plan and reload the region.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._doCompletePlan = function(planData) {\n var self = this,\n calls = [{\n methodname: 'core_competency_complete_plan',\n args: {planid: planData.id}\n }];\n self._callAndRefresh(calls, planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Complete a plan process.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.completePlan = function(planData) {\n var self = this,\n requests = ajax.call([{\n methodname: 'core_competency_read_plan',\n args: {id: planData.id}\n }]);\n\n requests[0].done(function(plan) {\n str.get_strings([\n {key: 'confirm', component: 'moodle'},\n {key: 'completeplanconfirm', component: 'tool_lp', param: plan.name},\n {key: 'completeplan', component: 'tool_lp'},\n {key: 'cancel', component: 'moodle'}\n ]).done(function(strings) {\n notification.confirm(\n strings[0], // Confirm.\n strings[1], // Complete plan X?\n strings[2], // Complete.\n strings[3], // Cancel.\n function() {\n self._doCompletePlan(planData);\n }\n );\n }).fail(notification.exception);\n }).fail(notification.exception);\n };\n\n /**\n * Unlink plan and reload the region.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._doUnlinkPlan = function(planData) {\n var self = this,\n calls = [{\n methodname: 'core_competency_unlink_plan_from_template',\n args: {planid: planData.id}\n }];\n self._callAndRefresh(calls, planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Unlink a plan process.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.unlinkPlan = function(planData) {\n var self = this,\n requests = ajax.call([{\n methodname: 'core_competency_read_plan',\n args: {id: planData.id}\n }]);\n\n requests[0].done(function(plan) {\n str.get_strings([\n {key: 'confirm', component: 'moodle'},\n {key: 'unlinkplantemplateconfirm', component: 'tool_lp', param: plan.name},\n {key: 'unlinkplantemplate', component: 'tool_lp'},\n {key: 'cancel', component: 'moodle'}\n ]).done(function(strings) {\n notification.confirm(\n strings[0], // Confirm.\n strings[1], // Unlink plan X?\n strings[2], // Unlink.\n strings[3], // Cancel.\n function() {\n self._doUnlinkPlan(planData);\n }\n );\n }).fail(notification.exception);\n }).fail(notification.exception);\n };\n\n /**\n * Request review of a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method _doRequestReview\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._doRequestReview = function(planData) {\n var calls = [{\n methodname: 'core_competency_plan_request_review',\n args: {\n id: planData.id\n }\n }];\n this._callAndRefresh(calls, planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Request review of a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method requestReview\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.requestReview = function(planData) {\n this._doRequestReview(planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Cancel review request of a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method _doCancelReviewRequest\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._doCancelReviewRequest = function(planData) {\n var calls = [{\n methodname: 'core_competency_plan_cancel_review_request',\n args: {\n id: planData.id\n }\n }];\n this._callAndRefresh(calls, planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Cancel review request of a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method cancelReviewRequest\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.cancelReviewRequest = function(planData) {\n this._doCancelReviewRequest(planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Start review of a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method _doStartReview\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._doStartReview = function(planData) {\n var calls = [{\n methodname: 'core_competency_plan_start_review',\n args: {\n id: planData.id\n }\n }];\n this._callAndRefresh(calls, planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Start review of a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method startReview\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.startReview = function(planData) {\n this._doStartReview(planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Stop review of a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method _doStopReview\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._doStopReview = function(planData) {\n var calls = [{\n methodname: 'core_competency_plan_stop_review',\n args: {\n id: planData.id\n }\n }];\n this._callAndRefresh(calls, planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Stop review of a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method stopReview\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.stopReview = function(planData) {\n this._doStopReview(planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Approve a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method _doApprove\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._doApprove = function(planData) {\n var calls = [{\n methodname: 'core_competency_approve_plan',\n args: {\n id: planData.id\n }\n }];\n this._callAndRefresh(calls, planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Approve a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method approve\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.approve = function(planData) {\n this._doApprove(planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Unapprove a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method _doUnapprove\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._doUnapprove = function(planData) {\n var calls = [{\n methodname: 'core_competency_unapprove_plan',\n args: {\n id: planData.id\n }\n }];\n this._callAndRefresh(calls, planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Unapprove a plan.\n *\n * @param {Object} planData Plan data from plan node.\n * @method unapprove\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.unapprove = function(planData) {\n this._doUnapprove(planData);\n };\n\n /**\n * Display list of linked courses on a modal dialogue.\n *\n * @param {Event} e The event.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._showLinkedCoursesHandler = function(e) {\n e.preventDefault();\n\n var competencyid = $(e.target).data('id');\n var requests = ajax.call([{\n methodname: 'tool_lp_list_courses_using_competency',\n args: {id: competencyid}\n }]);\n\n requests[0].done(function(courses) {\n var context = {\n courses: courses\n };\n templates.render('tool_lp/linked_courses_summary', context).done(function(html) {\n str.get_string('linkedcourses', 'tool_lp').done(function(linkedcourses) {\n new Dialogue(\n linkedcourses, // Title.\n html // The linked courses.\n );\n }).fail(notification.exception);\n }).fail(notification.exception);\n }).fail(notification.exception);\n };\n\n /**\n * Plan event handler.\n *\n * @param {String} method The method to call.\n * @param {Event} e The event.\n * @method _eventHandler\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._eventHandler = function(method, e) {\n e.preventDefault();\n var data = this._findPlanData($(e.target));\n this[method](data);\n };\n\n /**\n * Find the plan data from the plan node.\n *\n * @param {Node} node The node to search from.\n * @return {Object} Plan data.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype._findPlanData = function(node) {\n var parent = node.parentsUntil($(this._region).parent(), this._planNode),\n data;\n\n if (parent.length != 1) {\n throw new Error('The plan node was not located.');\n }\n\n data = parent.data();\n if (typeof data === 'undefined' || typeof data.id === 'undefined') {\n throw new Error('Plan data could not be found.');\n }\n\n return data;\n };\n\n /**\n * Enhance a menu bar.\n *\n * @param {String} selector Menubar selector.\n */\n PlanActions.prototype.enhanceMenubar = function(selector) {\n Menubar.enhance(selector, {\n '[data-action=\"plan-delete\"]': this._eventHandler.bind(this, 'deletePlan'),\n '[data-action=\"plan-complete\"]': this._eventHandler.bind(this, 'completePlan'),\n '[data-action=\"plan-reopen\"]': this._eventHandler.bind(this, 'reopenPlan'),\n '[data-action=\"plan-unlink\"]': this._eventHandler.bind(this, 'unlinkPlan'),\n '[data-action=\"plan-request-review\"]': this._eventHandler.bind(this, 'requestReview'),\n '[data-action=\"plan-cancel-review-request\"]': this._eventHandler.bind(this, 'cancelReviewRequest'),\n '[data-action=\"plan-start-review\"]': this._eventHandler.bind(this, 'startReview'),\n '[data-action=\"plan-stop-review\"]': this._eventHandler.bind(this, 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### Project:moodle ### Description:Moodle - the world's open source learning platform ### File: ### Path:./lib/phpspreadsheet/vendor/phpoffice/phpspreadsheet/src/PhpSpreadsheet/Calculation/Statistical/Percentiles.php ### Content:<?php namespace PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Calculation\Statistical; use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Calculation\Exception; use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Calculation\Functions; use PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Calculation\Information\ExcelError; class Percentiles { public const RANK_SORT_DESCENDING = 0; public const RANK_SORT_ASCENDING = 1; /** * PERCENTILE. * * Returns the nth percentile of values in a range.. * * Excel Function: * PERCENTILE(value1[,value2[, ...]],entry) * * @param mixed $args Data values * * @return float|string The result, or a string containing an error */ public static function PERCENTILE(...$args) { $aArgs = Functions::flattenArray($args); // Calculate $entry = array_pop($aArgs); try { $entry = StatisticalValidations::validateFloat($entry); } catch (Exception $e) { return $e->getMessage(); } if (($entry < 0) || ($entry > 1)) { return ExcelError::NAN(); } $mArgs = self::percentileFilterValues($aArgs); $mValueCount = count($mArgs); if ($mValueCount > 0) { sort($mArgs); $count = Counts::COUNT($mArgs); $index = $entry * ($count - 1); $iBase = floor($index); if ($index == $iBase) { return $mArgs[$index]; } $iNext = $iBase + 1; $iProportion = $index - $iBase; return $mArgs[$iBase] + (($mArgs[$iNext] - $mArgs[$iBase]) * $iProportion); } return ExcelError::NAN(); } /** * PERCENTRANK. * * Returns the rank of a value in a data set as a percentage of the data set. * Note that the returned rank is simply rounded to the appropriate significant digits, * rather than floored (as MS Excel), so value 3 for a value set of 1, 2, 3, 4 will return * 0.667 rather than 0.666 * * @param mixed $valueSet An array of (float) values, or a reference to, a list of numbers * @param mixed $value The number whose rank you want to find * @param mixed $significance The (integer) number of significant digits for the returned percentage value * * @return float|string (string if result is an error) */ public static function PERCENTRANK($valueSet, $value, $significance = 3) { $valueSet = Functions::flattenArray($valueSet); $value = Functions::flattenSingleValue($value); $significance = ($significance === null) ? 3 : Functions::flattenSingleValue($significance); try { $value = StatisticalValidations::validateFloat($value); $significance = StatisticalValidations::validateInt($significance); } catch (Exception $e) { return $e->getMessage(); } $valueSet = self::rankFilterValues($valueSet); $valueCount = count($valueSet); if ($valueCount == 0) { return ExcelError::NA(); } sort($valueSet, SORT_NUMERIC); $valueAdjustor = $valueCount - 1; if (($value < $valueSet[0]) || ($value > $valueSet[$valueAdjustor])) { return ExcelError::NA(); } $pos = array_search($value, $valueSet); if ($pos === false) { $pos = 0; $testValue = $valueSet[0]; while ($testValue < $value) { $testValue = $valueSet[++$pos]; } --$pos; $pos += (($value - $valueSet[$pos]) / ($testValue - $valueSet[$pos])); } return round(((float) $pos) / $valueAdjustor, $significance); } /** * QUARTILE. * * Returns the quartile of a data set. * * Excel Function: * QUARTILE(value1[,value2[, ...]],entry) * * @param mixed $args Data values * * @return float|string The result, or a string containing an error */ public static function QUARTILE(...$args) { $aArgs = Functions::flattenArray($args); $entry = array_pop($aArgs); try { $entry = StatisticalValidations::validateFloat($entry); } catch (Exception $e) { return $e->getMessage(); } $entry = floor($entry); $entry /= 4; if (($entry < 0) || ($entry > 1)) { return ExcelError::NAN(); } return self::PERCENTILE($aArgs, $entry); } /** * RANK. * * Returns the rank of a number in a list of numbers. * * @param mixed $value The number whose rank you want to find * @param mixed $valueSet An array of float values, or a reference to, a list of numbers * @param mixed $order Order to sort the values in the value set * * @return float|string The result, or a string containing an error (0 = Descending, 1 = Ascending) */ public static function RANK($value, $valueSet, $order = self::RANK_SORT_DESCENDING) { $value = Functions::flattenSingleValue($value); $valueSet = Functions::flattenArray($valueSet); $order = ($order === null) ? 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in: How To, Skills Jeremy Anderberg • August 28, 2020 • Last updated: June 1, 2021 How to Make Your Own Natural Bug Spray It’s infuriating how a tiny little vampiric insect can ruin one’s experiences in the outdoors — whether a hike through the woods or a backyard BBQ. To ward off ‘squitos and other annoying bugs, folks typically reach for a store-bought can of repellent and spray themselves in a cloud of it. That can certainly do the trick, but you can also avail yourself to more organic alternatives. Homemade insect repellents drawn from the environment have existed for thousands of years, and can be whipped up easily by the modern man as well. Here’s how to fight nature with nature. A Few Benefits of Natural Bug Spray (And Does It Actually Work?) Here are a few reasons you might consider concocting your own natural insect repellent: Smells better. DEET-filled spray has a distinct chemically smell that may be a little nostalgic, but certainly isn’t pleasant. The natural oils used in the DIY variety smell far better. Isn’t full of chemicals. DEET is the chemical in bug spray that you’ve most likely heard of, and there may be other harmful chemicals present as well, especially in aerosol form. In general, do you want chemicals lingering on your skin, and more than that, absorbing into your body (which some of these chemicals are shown to do)? Feels better. Commercial bug sprays always leave me feeling like I’ve been coated in a light film of chemical yuckiness which requires a shower at the end of the night. I hate it. The natural stuff feels much better on the skin; you don’t even notice it after a few minutes. To me, this is actually one of the primary benefits of the DIY route. Of course, all the advantages in the world are meaningless if something doesn’t work. So is natural DIY bug spray actually effective? Believe it or not, this stuff really does keep bugs away. All the ingredients listed below have been proven to be effective in warding off mosquitoes and other biting bugs, especially lemon eucalyptus oil, which works 95% as well as DEET. DIY spray isn’t perfect, and requires re-spraying every 1-2 hours, but it’s certainly effective enough — along with those other benefits — to make it worth it. One final note: If you’re worried about disease-carrying insects, using DEET is in fact your best bet. If your primary concern is avoiding itchy and annoying bug bites, go all natural. Gathering Your Ingredients + Starting Costs Given the fact that DIY bug spray is made with things like essential oils and apple cider vinegar, you might think you’re delving into the world of kookie tinctures and earthy granola types. Well, you are. It’s okay — accept it and move on. You can get the ingredients at most natural grocers and/or pharmacies, or Amazon. You might assume Amazon is cheaper, but my local Sprouts was comparable or even less expensive for most of this stuff. Starter costs should be around $25, but you’re using small portions of everything, meaning you’ll likely get a handful of bug seasons from each item. For an 8 oz bottle of the final product, I’d estimate the total cost to be less than $5. Water. Many recipes call for distilled water, which has impurities and minerals removed. If you have it, use it, but it’s not strictly necessary. Essential Oils. These scent-bomb oils are super concentrated extracts of various flowers, plants, and seeds. Essential oils are extremely potent and almost always paired with a carrier oil or liquid. While there are dozens of varieties available, there are some that are proven to have natural insect-repelling properties, including: Lemon Eucalyptus (definitely use this one, if nothing else) Geranium (for ticks) Cedarwood (for ticks) You’ll use 50-100 drops of a combo of essential oils for an 8 oz bottle. You can use any combination of the above and whatever you have on hand to create a scent that you like. Below, I list out exactly what I used, but don’t consider those to be strict recipes; I figured I’d use a few that have known insect-repelling properties and a couple others that just have a nice smell. You could use just 1-2 oils to make it cheaper or if it’s what you already have on hand. Read my article on DIY beard oils for more on essential oils and carriers. Witch Hazel. This clear liquid is a distilled extract of the witch hazel plant. It’s not something I’d heard of before diving into the subject of DIY bug repellent, but it’s pretty common in facial products due to its skin-soothing and inflammation-easing properties. It’s also the most common carrier liquid for natural bug sprays because of its inoffensive scent and small amount of alcohol (which bugs don’t like). Other common carriers are apple cider vinegar and vodka. Vegetable Glycerin. This additive is optional and provides a small amount of moisturizer to the bug spray so that it doesn’t just dry you out. It also helps bind the ingredients together — we are in fact mixing oil and water here. While it’s not perfect, the end product doesn’t separate as much when the glycerin is used. Spray Bottle. While you could get away with using this homemade product as a rub-on, it’s far more convenient to put it into a spray bottle. They’re cheap, so there’s really no reason not to. 2 Recipes for DIY Natural Bug Spray Witch Hazel Spray ½ cup witch hazel 1 tsp vegetable glycerin 20 drops geranium oil 20 drops lemon eucalyptus oil 10 drops cedarwood oil 10 drops vanilla oil 10 drops rosemary oil Add all ingredients to the spray bottle and shake well to combine. It will separate some, so give it a good shake every time you use it. Apple Cider Vinegar Spray Since the apple cider vinegar is a strong-smelling base ingredient, you don’t need as much essential oil added in. You also have to be a little more careful with your combinations; not everything goes well with the potent scent of apple cider vinegar. The reason you’d use vinegar over witch hazel is simply a matter of convenience and/or preference. It’s a more common household item, for sure, but also may offend its wearer more than the witch hazel. How to Find the Natural Part In Your Hair How to Effectively Use Bear Spray 4 Tips for Taking Better Photos With Your Smartphone How to Build a Get Home Bag How to Disappear in the Wilderness: A Natural Camouflage Tutorial

### Project:devdocs ### Description:Source of the Moodle Developer Resources and Documentation ### File: ### Path:./lib/horde/locale/cs/LC_MESSAGES/Horde_Mime.mo ### Content:Þ•

summary: moodle has some problem working with reverse proxy (squid) type: Improvement project: Moodle description: (original) moodle standard and other theme is not working fine in reverse proxy.... tables are not being showned properly, alignment and redirection to is not working also.... (Wen added/modified) OK if I may Im reopening this ticket. We had the same issue before, but we found a work-around to make it work. At around line 293 in /lib/weblib.php, in the function of "qualified_me()", when behind squid, we had to force the $protocol to use for our setup to work. I guess maybe this (the $protocol) could be set from the site administration level instead of we have to hard-coded this when its behind squid. I will also be curious about Martin Ls solution about making the stock moodle codes to work with squid, do you have to make any changes like we did? (see screenshots). Thanks! Note: This could be a squid set up issue, and if this is the case it would be really great if someone could document their squid setup/configuration in docs.moodle.org. Thanks! comments: 1. Hi Genner, what is a "reverse proxy" and how does it work? What can influence the page delivery of Moodle pages in a "reverse proxy"? 2. this will accelerate moodle servers 2x.... here the complete documentation of reserve proxy 3. Martin, I cant say anything to these reverse proxy issues. I only see Genner promoting this solution in the forums and in the same time filing bugs here, that his revers proxy solution does not work properly with Moodle. No good and seroius strategy I think :-( Can you please check and probably get this contradiction on the right way? 4. I just read Mart n Langhoffs posting in the forums I close this bug now. 5. Hi Mart n Langhoff, also add you to the watch list (if I may), would be interested to hear how you solved this issue and your comments, thanks! :) 6. So this is only a problem when your site is on AND behind a reverse proxy? 7. Reverse proxies should be now supported - see config-dist.php in 2.0dev for details. Please note that you may use only one moodle url - reverse proxy can not be used to allow access from both LAN and WAN - details in Please test and reopen if needed, thanks for the report!

### Project:custom-xhprof ### Description:Customised xhprof Profiler for Moodle ### File: ### Path:./repository/dropbox/classes/privacy/provider.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. /** * Privacy Subsystem implementation for repository_dropbox. * * @package repository_dropbox * @copyright 2018 Zig Tan <[email protected]> * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ namespace repository_dropbox\privacy; use core_privacy\local\metadata\collection; use core_privacy\local\request\approved_contextlist; use core_privacy\local\request\approved_userlist; use core_privacy\local\request\context; use core_privacy\local\request\contextlist; use core_privacy\local\request\userlist; defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die(); /** * Privacy Subsystem for repository_dropbox implementing metadata and plugin providers. * * @copyright 2018 Zig Tan <[email protected]> * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ class provider implements \core_privacy\local\metadata\provider, \core_privacy\local\request\core_userlist_provider, \core_privacy\local\request\plugin\provider { /** * Returns meta data about this system. * * @param collection $collection The initialised collection to add items to. * @return collection A listing of user data stored through this system. */ public static function get_metadata(collection $collection) : collection { $collection->add_external_location_link( 'dropbox.com', [ 'query' => 'privacy:metadata:repository_dropbox:query' ], 'privacy:metadata:repository_dropbox' ); return $collection; } /** * Get the list of contexts that contain user information for the specified user. * * @param int $userid The user to search. * @return contextlist $contextlist The contextlist containing the list of contexts used in this plugin. */ public static function get_contexts_for_userid(int $userid) : contextlist { return new contextlist(); } /** * Get the list of users who have data within a context. * * @param userlist $userlist The userlist containing the list of users who have data in this context/plugin combination. */ public static function get_users_in_context(userlist $userlist) { } /** * Export all user data for the specified user, in the specified contexts. * * @param approved_contextlist $contextlist The approved contexts to export information for. */ public static function export_user_data(approved_contextlist $contextlist) { } /** * Delete all data for all users in the specified context. * * @param context $context The specific context to delete data for. */ public static function delete_data_for_all_users_in_context(\context $context) { } /** * Delete all user data for the specified user, in the specified contexts. * * @param approved_contextlist $contextlist The approved contexts and user information to delete information for. */ public static function delete_data_for_user(approved_contextlist $contextlist) { } /** * Delete multiple users within a single context. * * @param approved_userlist $userlist The approved context and user information to delete information for. */ public static function delete_data_for_users(approved_userlist $userlist) { } } ,

### Project:custom-xhprof ### Description:Customised xhprof Profiler for Moodle ### File: ### Path:./lib/aws-sdk/src/data/amplify/2017-07-25/api-2.json.php ### Content:<?php // This file was auto-generated from sdk-root/src/data/amplify/2017-07-25/api-2.json return [ 'version' => '2.0', 'metadata' => [ 'apiVersion' => '2017-07-25', 'endpointPrefix' => 'amplify', 'jsonVersion' => '1.1', 'protocol' => 'rest-json', 'serviceAbbreviation' => 'Amplify', 'serviceFullName' => 'AWS Amplify', 'serviceId' => 'Amplify', 'signatureVersion' => 'v4', 'signingName' => 'amplify', 'uid' => 'amplify-2017-07-25', ], 'operations' => [ 'CreateApp' => [ 'name' => 'CreateApp', 'http' => [ 'method' => 'POST', 'requestUri' => '/apps', ], 'input' => [ 'shape' => 'CreateAppRequest', ], 'output' => [ 'shape' => 'CreateAppResult', ], 'errors' => [ [ 'shape' => 'BadRequestException', ], [ 'shape' => 'UnauthorizedException', ], [ 'shape' => 'InternalFailureException', ], [ 'shape' => 'LimitExceededException', ], [ 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summary: Quiz reports lose settings type: Bug project: Moodle description: Go to Results -> Grades for a quiz with many attempts. Change the options to only show Attempts that are: Finished and re-display the report. Click to go to page 2. Notice that it has gone back to showing all attempts irrespective of state. Im sure this used to work. comments: 1. This options dialog needs a bit of attention if it is to provide consistently the tools to make marking easier. 2.4: The options box when manually marking allow one to choose to display the number of students, their ordering etc. However, the options revert to a machine default everytime I move to a new quiz, so need to be reset - again. Can I specify anywhere, permanently (for me or for my courses), that the display default is : number students = 30; ordering = student name? I cannot see the options default in any of the settings from quiz to site admin level. Where are these defaults set? More widely, it would be helpful if a marker was able to create (or be assigned) a profile, setting the course to be marked, these options, the manner of marking etc. 2. There is something strange in the code of the mod_quiz_attempts_report_options class: in the get_url_params method why is there no mention of states ? How is it supposed to be remembered from page to page ? 3. I ask this because I dont understand how the code code $this->states = explode(-, optional_param(states, implode(-, $this->states), PARAM_ALPHAEXT)); code in setup_from_params is working (but maybe there is something that I dont understand in the code) 4. I agree. Something is wrong here. I think the issue is that, for the form, these settings require 4 separate checkboxes, but when we put this in the URL, it is simpler to pass the list of selected states like ?states=inprogress-finished. (I dont remember why I chose - as a separator character. Probably because it is safe in URLs and elsewhere.) So, anyway, I still think this is a better design, but clearly some of the code, like get/set user_preference, and get_url_params are missing the code to create/read the states parameter. Does that make sense? 5. I think this is a correct fix, but I need ot review it, write testing instructions, and backport before this is submitted for integration. Still, I have to leave now, so putting up for peer review in case someone is able to take a look. 6. Results for - Remote repository: git://github.com/timhunt/moodle.git - Remote branch to be integrated into upstream master -- Executed job -- Details: 7. Right, I have now reviewed this, and am happy. Have backported. Now I really want a peer review please. 8. Seems to work as advertised, and I dont see any flaws in the code. 9. Thanks Eric. Submitting for integration. 10. Thanks Tim, I gave this a quick test and it seemed fine to me. Off to a real tester... Integrated to 25, 26, 27 and master. 11. (/) Passing, thanks. 12. So, finally, this landed, making Moodle better, many thanks! quote Be patient and understanding. Life is too short to be vengeful or malicious. Phillips Brooks quote Closing as fixed, ciao :-)

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### Project:custom-xhprof ### Description:Customised xhprof Profiler for Moodle ### File: ### Path:./lib/yuilib/3.18.1/gesture-simulate/gesture-simulate-debug.js ### Content:YUI.add('gesture-simulate', function (Y, NAME) { /** * Simulate high-level user gestures by generating a set of native DOM events. * * @module gesture-simulate * @requires event-simulate, async-queue, node-screen */ var NAME = "gesture-simulate", // phantomjs check may be temporary, until we determine if it really support touch all the way through, like it claims to (http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=375) SUPPORTS_TOUCH = ((Y.config.win && ("ontouchstart" in Y.config.win)) && !(Y.UA.phantomjs) && !(Y.UA.chrome && Y.UA.chrome < 6)), gestureNames = { tap: 1, doubletap: 1, press: 1, move: 1, flick: 1, pinch: 1, rotate: 1 }, touchEvents = { touchstart: 1, touchmove: 1, touchend: 1, touchcancel: 1 }, document = Y.config.doc, emptyTouchList, EVENT_INTERVAL = 20, // 20ms START_PAGEX, // will be adjusted to the node element center START_PAGEY, // will be adjusted to the node element center // defaults that user can override. DEFAULTS = { // tap gestures HOLD_TAP: 10, // 10ms DELAY_TAP: 10, // 10ms // press gesture HOLD_PRESS: 3000, // 3sec MIN_HOLD_PRESS: 1000, // 1sec MAX_HOLD_PRESS: 60000, // 1min // move gesture DISTANCE_MOVE: 200, // 200 pixels DURATION_MOVE: 1000, // 1sec MAX_DURATION_MOVE: 5000,// 5sec // flick gesture MIN_VELOCITY_FLICK: 1.3, DISTANCE_FLICK: 200, // 200 pixels DURATION_FLICK: 1000, // 1sec MAX_DURATION_FLICK: 5000,// 5sec // pinch/rotation DURATION_PINCH: 1000 // 1sec }, TOUCH_START = 'touchstart', TOUCH_MOVE = 'touchmove', TOUCH_END = 'touchend', GESTURE_START = 'gesturestart', GESTURE_CHANGE = 'gesturechange', GESTURE_END = 'gestureend', MOUSE_UP = 'mouseup', MOUSE_MOVE = 'mousemove', MOUSE_DOWN = 'mousedown', MOUSE_CLICK = 'click', MOUSE_DBLCLICK = 'dblclick', X_AXIS = 'x', Y_AXIS = 'y'; function Simulations(node) { if(!node) { Y.error(NAME+': invalid target node'); } this.node = node; this.target = Y.Node.getDOMNode(node); var startXY = this.node.getXY(), dims = this._getDims(); START_PAGEX = startXY[0] + (dims[0])/2; START_PAGEY = startXY[1] + (dims[1])/2; } Simulations.prototype = { /** * Helper method to convert a degree to a radian. * * @method _toRadian * @private * @param {Number} deg A degree to be converted to a radian. * @return {Number} The degree in radian. */ _toRadian: function(deg) { return deg * (Math.PI/180); }, /** * Helper method to get height/width while accounting for * rotation/scale transforms where possible by using the * bounding client rectangle height/width instead of the * offsetWidth/Height which region uses. * @method _getDims * @private * @return {Array} Array with [height, width] */ _getDims : function() { var region, width, height; // Ideally, this should be in DOM somewhere. if (this.target.getBoundingClientRect) { region = this.target.getBoundingClientRect(); if ("height" in region) { height = region.height; } else { // IE7,8 has getBCR, but no height. height = Math.abs(region.bottom - region.top); } if ("width" in region) { width = region.width; } else { // IE7,8 has getBCR, but no width. width = Math.abs(region.right - region.left); } } else { region = this.node.get("region"); width = region.width; height = region.height; } return [width, height]; }, /** * Helper method to convert a point relative to the node element into * the point in the page coordination. * * @method _calculateDefaultPoint * @private * @param {Array} point A point relative to the node element. * @return {Array} The same point in the page coordination. */ _calculateDefaultPoint: function(point) { var height; if(!Y.Lang.isArray(point) || point.length === 0) { point = [START_PAGEX, START_PAGEY]; } else { if(point.length == 1) { height = this._getDims[1]; point[1] = height/2; } // convert to page(viewport) coordination point[0] = this.node.getX() + point[0]; point[1] = this.node.getY() + point[1]; } return point; }, /** * The "rotate" and "pinch" methods are essencially same with the exact same * arguments. Only difference is the required parameters. The rotate method * requires "rotation" parameter while the pinch method requires "startRadius" * and "endRadius" parameters. * * @method rotate * @param {Function} cb The callback to execute when the gesture simulation * is completed. * @param {Array} center A center point where the pinch gesture of two fingers * should happen. It is relative to the top left corner of the target * node element. * @param {Number} startRadius A radius of start circle where 2 fingers are * on when the gesture starts. This is optional. The default is a fourth of * either target node width or height whichever is smaller. * @param {Number} endRadius A radius of end circle where 2 fingers will be on when * the pinch or spread gestures are completed. This is optional. * The default is a fourth of either target node width or height whichever is less. * @param {Number} duration A duration of the gesture in millisecond. * @param {Number} start A start angle(0 degree at 12 o'clock) where the * gesture should start. Default is 0. * @param {Number} rotation A rotation in degree. It is required. */ rotate: function(cb, center, startRadius, endRadius, duration, start, rotation) { var radius, r1 = startRadius, // optional r2 = endRadius; // optional if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(r1) || !Y.Lang.isNumber(r2) || r1<0 || r2<0) { radius = (this.target.offsetWidth < this.target.offsetHeight)? this.target.offsetWidth/4 : this.target.offsetHeight/4; r1 = radius; r2 = radius; } // required if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(rotation)) { Y.error(NAME+'Invalid rotation detected.'); } this.pinch(cb, center, r1, r2, duration, start, rotation); }, /** * The "rotate" and "pinch" methods are essencially same with the exact same * arguments. Only difference is the required parameters. The rotate method * requires "rotation" parameter while the pinch method requires "startRadius" * and "endRadius" parameters. * * The "pinch" gesture can simulate various 2 finger gestures such as pinch, * spread and/or rotation. The "startRadius" and "endRadius" are required. * If endRadius is larger than startRadius, it becomes a spread gesture * otherwise a pinch gesture. * * @method pinch * @param {Function} cb The callback to execute when the gesture simulation * is completed. * @param {Array} center A center point where the pinch gesture of two fingers * should happen. It is relative to the top left corner of the target * node element. * @param {Number} startRadius A radius of start circle where 2 fingers are * on when the gesture starts. This paramenter is required. * @param {Number} endRadius A radius of end circle where 2 fingers will be on when * the pinch or spread gestures are completed. This parameter is required. * @param {Number} duration A duration of the gesture in millisecond. * @param {Number} start A start angle(0 degree at 12 o'clock) where the * gesture should start. Default is 0. * @param {Number} rotation If rotation is desired during the pinch or * spread gestures, this parameter can be used. Default is 0 degree. */ pinch: function(cb, center, startRadius, endRadius, duration, start, rotation) { var eventQueue, i, interval = EVENT_INTERVAL, touches, id = 0, r1 = startRadius, // required r2 = endRadius, // required radiusPerStep, centerX, centerY, startScale, endScale, scalePerStep, startRot, endRot, rotPerStep, path1 = {start: [], end: []}, // paths for 1st and 2nd fingers. path2 = {start: [], end: []}, steps, touchMove; center = this._calculateDefaultPoint(center); if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(r1) || !Y.Lang.isNumber(r2) || r1<0 || r2<0) { Y.error(NAME+'Invalid startRadius and endRadius detected.'); } if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(duration) || duration <= 0) { duration = DEFAULTS.DURATION_PINCH; } if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(start)) { start = 0.0; } else { start = start%360; while(start < 0) { start += 360; } } if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(rotation)) { rotation = 0.0; } Y.AsyncQueue.defaults.timeout = interval; eventQueue = new Y.AsyncQueue(); // range determination centerX = center[0]; centerY = center[1]; startRot = start; endRot = start + rotation; // 1st finger path path1.start = [ centerX + r1*Math.sin(this._toRadian(startRot)), centerY - r1*Math.cos(this._toRadian(startRot)) ]; path1.end = [ centerX + r2*Math.sin(this._toRadian(endRot)), centerY - r2*Math.cos(this._toRadian(endRot)) ]; // 2nd finger path path2.start = [ centerX - r1*Math.sin(this._toRadian(startRot)), centerY + r1*Math.cos(this._toRadian(startRot)) ]; path2.end = [ centerX - r2*Math.sin(this._toRadian(endRot)), centerY + r2*Math.cos(this._toRadian(endRot)) ]; startScale = 1.0; endScale = endRadius/startRadius; // touch/gesture start eventQueue.add({ fn: function() { var coord1, coord2, coord, touches; // coordinate for each touch object. coord1 = { pageX: path1.start[0], pageY: path1.start[1], clientX: path1.start[0], clientY: path1.start[1] }; coord2 = { pageX: path2.start[0], pageY: path2.start[1], clientX: path2.start[0], clientY: path2.start[1] }; touches = this._createTouchList([Y.merge({ identifier: (id++) }, coord1), Y.merge({ identifier: (id++) }, coord2)]); // coordinate for top level event coord = { pageX: (path1.start[0] + path2.start[0])/2, pageY: (path1.start[0] + path2.start[1])/2, clientX: (path1.start[0] + path2.start[0])/2, clientY: (path1.start[0] + path2.start[1])/2 }; this._simulateEvent(this.target, TOUCH_START, Y.merge({ touches: touches, targetTouches: touches, changedTouches: touches, scale: startScale, rotation: startRot }, coord)); if(Y.UA.ios >= 2.0) { /* gesture starts when the 2nd finger touch starts. * The implementation will fire 1 touch start event for both fingers, * simulating 2 fingers touched on the screen at the same time. */ this._simulateEvent(this.target, GESTURE_START, Y.merge({ scale: startScale, rotation: startRot }, coord)); } }, timeout: 0, context: this }); // gesture change steps = Math.floor(duration/interval); radiusPerStep = (r2 - r1)/steps; scalePerStep = (endScale - startScale)/steps; rotPerStep = (endRot - startRot)/steps; touchMove = function(step) { var radius = r1 + (radiusPerStep)*step, px1 = centerX + radius*Math.sin(this._toRadian(startRot + rotPerStep*step)), py1 = centerY - radius*Math.cos(this._toRadian(startRot + rotPerStep*step)), px2 = centerX - radius*Math.sin(this._toRadian(startRot + rotPerStep*step)), py2 = centerY + radius*Math.cos(this._toRadian(startRot + rotPerStep*step)), px = (px1+px2)/2, py = (py1+py2)/2, coord1, coord2, coord, touches; // coordinate for each touch object. coord1 = { pageX: px1, pageY: py1, clientX: px1, clientY: py1 }; coord2 = { pageX: px2, pageY: py2, clientX: px2, clientY: py2 }; touches = this._createTouchList([Y.merge({ identifier: (id++) }, coord1), Y.merge({ identifier: (id++) }, coord2)]); // coordinate for top level event coord = { pageX: px, pageY: py, clientX: px, clientY: py }; this._simulateEvent(this.target, TOUCH_MOVE, Y.merge({ touches: touches, targetTouches: touches, changedTouches: touches, scale: startScale + scalePerStep*step, rotation: startRot + rotPerStep*step }, coord)); if(Y.UA.ios >= 2.0) { this._simulateEvent(this.target, GESTURE_CHANGE, Y.merge({ scale: startScale + scalePerStep*step, rotation: startRot + rotPerStep*step }, coord)); } }; for (i=0; i < steps; i++) { eventQueue.add({ fn: touchMove, args: [i], context: this }); } // gesture end eventQueue.add({ fn: function() { var emptyTouchList = this._getEmptyTouchList(), coord1, coord2, coord, touches; // coordinate for each touch object. coord1 = { pageX: path1.end[0], pageY: path1.end[1], clientX: path1.end[0], clientY: path1.end[1] }; coord2 = { pageX: path2.end[0], pageY: path2.end[1], clientX: path2.end[0], clientY: path2.end[1] }; touches = this._createTouchList([Y.merge({ identifier: (id++) }, coord1), Y.merge({ identifier: (id++) }, coord2)]); // coordinate for top level event coord = { pageX: (path1.end[0] + path2.end[0])/2, pageY: (path1.end[0] + path2.end[1])/2, clientX: (path1.end[0] + path2.end[0])/2, clientY: (path1.end[0] + path2.end[1])/2 }; if(Y.UA.ios >= 2.0) { this._simulateEvent(this.target, GESTURE_END, Y.merge({ scale: endScale, rotation: endRot }, coord)); } this._simulateEvent(this.target, TOUCH_END, Y.merge({ touches: emptyTouchList, targetTouches: emptyTouchList, changedTouches: touches, scale: endScale, rotation: endRot }, coord)); }, context: this }); if(cb && Y.Lang.isFunction(cb)) { eventQueue.add({ fn: cb, // by default, the callback runs the node context where // simulateGesture method is called. context: this.node //TODO: Use args to pass error object as 1st param if there is an error. //args: }); } eventQueue.run(); }, /** * The "tap" gesture can be used for various single touch point gestures * such as single tap, N number of taps, long press. The default is a single * tap. * * @method tap * @param {Function} cb The callback to execute when the gesture simulation * is completed. * @param {Array} point A point(relative to the top left corner of the * target node element) where the tap gesture should start. The default * is the center of the taget node. * @param {Number} times The number of taps. Default is 1. * @param {Number} hold The hold time in milliseconds between "touchstart" and * "touchend" event generation. Default is 10ms. * @param {Number} delay The time gap in millisecond between taps if this * gesture has more than 1 tap. Default is 10ms. */ tap: function(cb, point, times, hold, delay) { var eventQueue = new Y.AsyncQueue(), emptyTouchList = this._getEmptyTouchList(), touches, coord, i, touchStart, touchEnd; point = this._calculateDefaultPoint(point); if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(times) || times < 1) { times = 1; } if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(hold)) { hold = DEFAULTS.HOLD_TAP; } if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(delay)) { delay = DEFAULTS.DELAY_TAP; } coord = { pageX: point[0], pageY: point[1], clientX: point[0], clientY: point[1] }; touches = this._createTouchList([Y.merge({identifier: 0}, coord)]); touchStart = function() { this._simulateEvent(this.target, TOUCH_START, Y.merge({ touches: touches, targetTouches: touches, changedTouches: touches }, coord)); }; touchEnd = function() { this._simulateEvent(this.target, TOUCH_END, Y.merge({ touches: emptyTouchList, targetTouches: emptyTouchList, changedTouches: touches }, coord)); }; for (i=0; i < times; i++) { eventQueue.add({ fn: touchStart, context: this, timeout: (i === 0)? 0 : delay }); eventQueue.add({ fn: touchEnd, context: this, timeout: hold }); } if(times > 1 && !SUPPORTS_TOUCH) { eventQueue.add({ fn: function() { this._simulateEvent(this.target, MOUSE_DBLCLICK, coord); }, context: this }); } if(cb && Y.Lang.isFunction(cb)) { eventQueue.add({ fn: cb, // by default, the callback runs the node context where // simulateGesture method is called. context: this.node //TODO: Use args to pass error object as 1st param if there is an error. //args: }); } eventQueue.run(); }, /** * The "flick" gesture is a specialized "move" that has some velocity * and the movement always runs either x or y axis. The velocity is calculated * with "distance" and "duration" arguments. If the calculated velocity is * below than the minimum velocity, the given duration will be ignored and * new duration will be created to make a valid flick gesture. * * @method flick * @param {Function} cb The callback to execute when the gesture simulation * is completed. * @param {Array} point A point(relative to the top left corner of the * target node element) where the flick gesture should start. The default * is the center of the taget node. * @param {String} axis Either "x" or "y". * @param {Number} distance A distance in pixels to flick. * @param {Number} duration A duration of the gesture in millisecond. * */ flick: function(cb, point, axis, distance, duration) { var path; point = this._calculateDefaultPoint(point); if(!Y.Lang.isString(axis)) { axis = X_AXIS; } else { axis = axis.toLowerCase(); if(axis !== X_AXIS && axis !== Y_AXIS) { Y.error(NAME+'(flick): Only x or y axis allowed'); } } if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(distance)) { distance = DEFAULTS.DISTANCE_FLICK; } if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(duration)){ duration = DEFAULTS.DURATION_FLICK; // ms } else { if(duration > DEFAULTS.MAX_DURATION_FLICK) { duration = DEFAULTS.MAX_DURATION_FLICK; } } /* * Check if too slow for a flick. * Adjust duration if the calculated velocity is less than * the minimum velcocity to be claimed as a flick. */ if(Math.abs(distance)/duration < DEFAULTS.MIN_VELOCITY_FLICK) { duration = Math.abs(distance)/DEFAULTS.MIN_VELOCITY_FLICK; } path = { start: Y.clone(point), end: [ (axis === X_AXIS) ? point[0]+distance : point[0], (axis === Y_AXIS) ? point[1]+distance : point[1] ] }; this._move(cb, path, duration); }, /** * The "move" gesture simulate the movement of any direction between * the straight line of start and end point for the given duration. * The path argument is an object with "point", "xdist" and "ydist" properties. * The "point" property is an array with x and y coordinations(relative to the * top left corner of the target node element) while "xdist" and "ydist" * properties are used for the distance along the x and y axis. A negative * distance number can be used to drag either left or up direction. * * If no arguments are given, it will simulate the default move, which * is moving 200 pixels from the center of the element to the positive X-axis * direction for 1 sec. * * @method move * @param {Function} cb The callback to execute when the gesture simulation * is completed. * @param {Object} path An object with "point", "xdist" and "ydist". * @param {Number} duration A duration of the gesture in millisecond. */ move: function(cb, path, duration) { var convertedPath; if(!Y.Lang.isObject(path)) { path = { point: this._calculateDefaultPoint([]), xdist: DEFAULTS.DISTANCE_MOVE, ydist: 0 }; } else { // convert to the page coordination if(!Y.Lang.isArray(path.point)) { path.point = this._calculateDefaultPoint([]); } else { path.point = this._calculateDefaultPoint(path.point); } if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(path.xdist)) { path.xdist = DEFAULTS.DISTANCE_MOVE; } if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(path.ydist)) { path.ydist = 0; } } if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(duration)){ duration = DEFAULTS.DURATION_MOVE; // ms } else { if(duration > DEFAULTS.MAX_DURATION_MOVE) { duration = DEFAULTS.MAX_DURATION_MOVE; } } convertedPath = { start: Y.clone(path.point), end: [path.point[0]+path.xdist, path.point[1]+path.ydist] }; this._move(cb, convertedPath, duration); }, /** * A base method on top of "move" and "flick" methods. The method takes * the path with start/end properties and duration to generate a set of * touch events for the movement gesture. * * @method _move * @private * @param {Function} cb The callback to execute when the gesture simulation * is completed. * @param {Object} path An object with "start" and "end" properties. Each * property should be an array with x and y coordination (e.g. start: [100, 50]) * @param {Number} duration A duration of the gesture in millisecond. */ _move: function(cb, path, duration) { var eventQueue, i, interval = EVENT_INTERVAL, steps, stepX, stepY, id = 0, touchMove; if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(duration)){ duration = DEFAULTS.DURATION_MOVE; // ms } else { if(duration > DEFAULTS.MAX_DURATION_MOVE) { duration = DEFAULTS.MAX_DURATION_MOVE; } } if(!Y.Lang.isObject(path)) { path = { start: [ START_PAGEX, START_PAGEY ], end: [ START_PAGEX + DEFAULTS.DISTANCE_MOVE, START_PAGEY ] }; } else { if(!Y.Lang.isArray(path.start)) { path.start = [ START_PAGEX, START_PAGEY ]; } if(!Y.Lang.isArray(path.end)) { path.end = [ START_PAGEX + DEFAULTS.DISTANCE_MOVE, START_PAGEY ]; } } Y.AsyncQueue.defaults.timeout = interval; eventQueue = new Y.AsyncQueue(); // start eventQueue.add({ fn: function() { var coord = { pageX: path.start[0], pageY: path.start[1], clientX: path.start[0], clientY: path.start[1] }, touches = this._createTouchList([ Y.merge({identifier: (id++)}, coord) ]); this._simulateEvent(this.target, TOUCH_START, Y.merge({ touches: touches, targetTouches: touches, changedTouches: touches }, coord)); }, timeout: 0, context: this }); // move steps = Math.floor(duration/interval); stepX = (path.end[0] - path.start[0])/steps; stepY = (path.end[1] - path.start[1])/steps; touchMove = function(step) { var px = path.start[0]+(stepX * step), py = path.start[1]+(stepY * step), coord = { pageX: px, pageY: py, clientX: px, clientY: py }, touches = this._createTouchList([ Y.merge({identifier: (id++)}, coord) ]); this._simulateEvent(this.target, TOUCH_MOVE, Y.merge({ touches: touches, targetTouches: touches, changedTouches: touches }, coord)); }; for (i=0; i < steps; i++) { eventQueue.add({ fn: touchMove, args: [i], context: this }); } // last move eventQueue.add({ fn: function() { var coord = { pageX: path.end[0], pageY: path.end[1], clientX: path.end[0], clientY: path.end[1] }, touches = this._createTouchList([ Y.merge({identifier: id}, coord) ]); this._simulateEvent(this.target, TOUCH_MOVE, Y.merge({ touches: touches, targetTouches: touches, changedTouches: touches }, coord)); }, timeout: 0, context: this }); // end eventQueue.add({ fn: function() { var coord = { pageX: path.end[0], pageY: path.end[1], clientX: path.end[0], clientY: path.end[1] }, emptyTouchList = this._getEmptyTouchList(), touches = this._createTouchList([ Y.merge({identifier: id}, coord) ]); this._simulateEvent(this.target, TOUCH_END, Y.merge({ touches: emptyTouchList, targetTouches: emptyTouchList, changedTouches: touches }, coord)); }, context: this }); if(cb && Y.Lang.isFunction(cb)) { eventQueue.add({ fn: cb, // by default, the callback runs the node context where // simulateGesture method is called. context: this.node //TODO: Use args to pass error object as 1st param if there is an error. //args: }); } eventQueue.run(); }, /** * Helper method to return a singleton instance of empty touch list. * * @method _getEmptyTouchList * @private * @return {TouchList | Array} An empty touch list object. */ _getEmptyTouchList: function() { if(!emptyTouchList) { emptyTouchList = this._createTouchList([]); } return emptyTouchList; }, /** * Helper method to convert an array with touch points to TouchList object as * defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/touch-events/ * * @method _createTouchList * @private * @param {Array} touchPoints * @return {TouchList | Array} If underlaying platform support creating touch list * a TouchList object will be returned otherwise a fake Array object * will be returned. */ _createTouchList: function(touchPoints) { /* * Android 4.0.3 emulator: * Native touch api supported starting in version 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). * However the support seems limited. In Android 4.0.3 emulator, I got * "TouchList is not defined". */ var touches = [], touchList, self = this; if(!!touchPoints && Y.Lang.isArray(touchPoints)) { if(Y.UA.android && Y.UA.android >= 4.0 || Y.UA.ios && Y.UA.ios >= 2.0) { Y.each(touchPoints, function(point) { if(!point.identifier) {point.identifier = 0;} if(!point.pageX) {point.pageX = 0;} if(!point.pageY) {point.pageY = 0;} if(!point.screenX) {point.screenX = 0;} if(!point.screenY) {point.screenY = 0;} touches.push(document.createTouch(Y.config.win, self.target, point.identifier, point.pageX, point.pageY, point.screenX, point.screenY)); }); touchList = document.createTouchList.apply(document, touches); } else if(Y.UA.ios && Y.UA.ios < 2.0) { Y.error(NAME+': No touch event simulation framework present.'); } else { // this will inclide android(Y.UA.android && Y.UA.android < 4.0) // and desktops among all others. /* * Touch APIs are broken in androids older than 4.0. We will use * simulated touch apis for these versions. */ touchList = []; Y.each(touchPoints, function(point) { if(!point.identifier) {point.identifier = 0;} if(!point.clientX) {point.clientX = 0;} if(!point.clientY) {point.clientY = 0;} if(!point.pageX) {point.pageX = 0;} if(!point.pageY) {point.pageY = 0;} if(!point.screenX) {point.screenX = 0;} if(!point.screenY) {point.screenY = 0;} touchList.push({ target: self.target, identifier: point.identifier, clientX: point.clientX, clientY: point.clientY, pageX: point.pageX, pageY: point.pageY, screenX: point.screenX, screenY: point.screenY }); }); touchList.item = function(i) { return touchList[i]; }; } } else { Y.error(NAME+': Invalid touchPoints passed'); } return touchList; }, /** * @method _simulateEvent * @private * @param {HTMLElement} target The DOM element that's the target of the event. * @param {String} type The type of event or name of the supported gesture to simulate * (i.e., "click", "doubletap", "flick"). * @param {Object} options (Optional) Extra options to copy onto the event object. * For gestures, options are used to refine the gesture behavior. */ _simulateEvent: function(target, type, options) { var touches; if (touchEvents[type]) { if(SUPPORTS_TOUCH) { Y.Event.simulate(target, type, options); } else { // simulate using mouse events if touch is not applicable on this platform. // but only single touch event can be simulated. if(this._isSingleTouch(options.touches, options.targetTouches, options.changedTouches)) { type = { touchstart: MOUSE_DOWN, touchmove: MOUSE_MOVE, touchend: MOUSE_UP }[type]; options.button = 0; options.relatedTarget = null; // since we are not using mouseover event. // touchend has none in options.touches. touches = (type === MOUSE_UP)? options.changedTouches : options.touches; options = Y.mix(options, { screenX: touches.item(0).screenX, screenY: touches.item(0).screenY, clientX: touches.item(0).clientX, clientY: touches.item(0).clientY }, true); Y.Event.simulate(target, type, options); if(type == MOUSE_UP) { Y.Event.simulate(target, MOUSE_CLICK, options); } } else { Y.error("_simulateEvent(): Event '" + type + "' has multi touch objects that can't be simulated in your platform."); } } } else { // pass thru for all non touch events Y.Event.simulate(target, type, options); } }, /** * Helper method to check the single touch. * @method _isSingleTouch * @private * @param {TouchList} touches * @param {TouchList} targetTouches * @param {TouchList} changedTouches */ _isSingleTouch: function(touches, targetTouches, changedTouches) { return (touches && (touches.length <= 1)) && (targetTouches && (targetTouches.length <= 1)) && (changedTouches && (changedTouches.length <= 1)); } }; /* * A gesture simulation class. */ Y.GestureSimulation = Simulations; /* * Various simulation default behavior properties. If user override * Y.GestureSimulation.defaults, overriden values will be used and this * should be done before the gesture simulation. */ Y.GestureSimulation.defaults = DEFAULTS; /* * The high level gesture names that YUI knows how to simulate. */ Y.GestureSimulation.GESTURES = gestureNames; /** * Simulates the higher user level gesture of the given name on a target. * This method generates a set of low level touch events(Apple specific gesture * events as well for the iOS platforms) asynchronously. Note that gesture * simulation is relying on `Y.Event.simulate()` method to generate * the touch events under the hood. The `Y.Event.simulate()` method * itself is a synchronous method. * * Users are suggested to use `Node.simulateGesture()` method which * basically calls this method internally. Supported gestures are `tap`, * `doubletap`, `press`, `move`, `flick`, `pinch` and `rotate`. * * The `pinch` gesture is used to simulate the pinching and spreading of two * fingers. During a pinch simulation, rotation is also possible. Essentially * `pinch` and `rotate` simulations share the same base implementation to allow * both pinching and rotation at the same time. The only difference is `pinch` * requires `start` and `end` option properties while `rotate` requires `rotation` * option property. * * The `pinch` and `rotate` gestures can be described as placing 2 fingers along a * circle. Pinching and spreading can be described by start and end circles while * rotation occurs on a single circle. If the radius of the start circle is greater * than the end circle, the gesture becomes a pinch, otherwise it is a spread spread. * * @example * * var node = Y.one("#target"); * * // double tap example * node.simulateGesture("doubletap", function() { * // my callback function * }); * * // flick example from the center of the node, move 50 pixels down for 50ms) * node.simulateGesture("flick", { * axis: y, * distance: -100 * duration: 50 * }, function() { * // my callback function * }); * * // simulate rotating a node 75 degrees counter-clockwise * node.simulateGesture("rotate", { * rotation: -75 * }); * * // simulate a pinch and a rotation at the same time. * // fingers start on a circle of radius 100 px, placed at top/bottom * // fingers end on a circle of radius 50px, placed at right/left * node.simulateGesture("pinch", { * r1: 100, * r2: 50, * start: 0 * rotation: 90 * }); * * @method simulateGesture * @param {HTMLElement|Node} node The YUI node or HTML element that's the target * of the event. * @param {String} name The name of the supported gesture to simulate. The * supported gesture name is one of "tap", "doubletap", "press", "move", * "flick", "pinch" and "rotate". * @param {Object} [options] Extra options used to define the gesture behavior: * * Valid options properties for the `tap` gesture: * * @param {Array} [options.point] (Optional) Indicates the [x,y] coordinates * where the tap should be simulated. Default is the center of the node * element. * @param {Number} [options.hold=10] (Optional) The hold time in milliseconds. * This is the time between `touchstart` and `touchend` event generation. * @param {Number} [options.times=1] (Optional) Indicates the number of taps. * @param {Number} [options.delay=10] (Optional) The number of milliseconds * before the next tap simulation happens. This is valid only when `times` * is more than 1. * * Valid options properties for the `doubletap` gesture: * * @param {Array} [options.point] (Optional) Indicates the [x,y] coordinates * where the doubletap should be simulated. Default is the center of the * node element. * * Valid options properties for the `press` gesture: * * @param {Array} [options.point] (Optional) Indicates the [x,y] coordinates * where the press should be simulated. Default is the center of the node * element. * @param {Number} [options.hold=3000] (Optional) The hold time in milliseconds. * This is the time between `touchstart` and `touchend` event generation. * Default is 3000ms (3 seconds). * * Valid options properties for the `move` gesture: * * @param {Object} [options.path] (Optional) Indicates the path of the finger * movement. It's an object with three optional properties: `point`, * `xdist` and `ydist`. * @param {Array} [options.path.point] A starting point of the gesture. * Default is the center of the node element. * @param {Number} [options.path.xdist=200] A distance to move in pixels * along the X axis. A negative distance value indicates moving left. * @param {Number} [options.path.ydist=0] A distance to move in pixels * along the Y axis. A negative distance value indicates moving up. * @param {Number} [options.duration=1000] (Optional) The duration of the * gesture in milliseconds. * * Valid options properties for the `flick` gesture: * * @param {Array} [options.point] (Optional) Indicates the [x, y] coordinates * where the flick should be simulated. Default is the center of the * node element. * @param {String} [options.axis='x'] (Optional) Valid values are either * "x" or "y". Indicates axis to move along. The flick can move to one of * 4 directions(left, right, up and down). * @param {Number} [options.distance=200] (Optional) Distance to move in pixels * @param {Number} [options.duration=1000] (Optional) The duration of the * gesture in milliseconds. User given value could be automatically * adjusted by the framework if it is below the minimum velocity to be * a flick gesture. * * Valid options properties for the `pinch` gesture: * * @param {Array} [options.center] (Optional) The center of the circle where * two fingers are placed. Default is the center of the node element. * @param {Number} [options.r1] (Required) Pixel radius of the start circle * where 2 fingers will be on when the gesture starts. The circles are * centered at the center of the element. * @param {Number} [options.r2] (Required) Pixel radius of the end circle * when this gesture ends. * @param {Number} [options.duration=1000] (Optional) The duration of the * gesture in milliseconds. * @param {Number} [options.start=0] (Optional) Starting degree of the first * finger. The value is relative to the path of the north. Default is 0 * (i.e., 12:00 on a clock). * @param {Number} [options.rotation=0] (Optional) Degrees to rotate from * the starting degree. A negative value means rotation to the * counter-clockwise direction. * * Valid options properties for the `rotate` gesture: * * @param {Array} [options.center] (Optional) The center of the circle where * two fingers are placed. Default is the center of the node element. * @param {Number} [options.r1] (Optional) Pixel radius of the start circle * where 2 fingers will be on when the gesture starts. The circles are * centered at the center of the element. Default is a fourth of the node * element width or height, whichever is smaller. * @param {Number} [options.r2] (Optional) Pixel radius of the end circle * when this gesture ends. Default is a fourth of the node element width or * height, whichever is smaller. * @param {Number} [options.duration=1000] (Optional) The duration of the * gesture in milliseconds. * @param {Number} [options.start=0] (Optional) Starting degree of the first * finger. The value is relative to the path of the north. Default is 0 * (i.e., 12:00 on a clock). * @param {Number} [options.rotation] (Required) Degrees to rotate from * the starting degree. A negative value means rotation to the * counter-clockwise direction. * * @param {Function} [cb] The callback to execute when the asynchronouse gesture * simulation is completed. * @param {Error} cb.err An error object if the simulation is failed. * @for Event * @static */ Y.Event.simulateGesture = function(node, name, options, cb) { node = Y.one(node); var sim = new Y.GestureSimulation(node); name = name.toLowerCase(); if(!cb && Y.Lang.isFunction(options)) { cb = options; options = {}; } options = options || {}; if (gestureNames[name]) { switch(name) { // single-touch: point gestures case 'tap': sim.tap(cb, options.point, options.times, options.hold, options.delay); break; case 'doubletap': sim.tap(cb, options.point, 2); break; case 'press': if(!Y.Lang.isNumber(options.hold)) { options.hold = DEFAULTS.HOLD_PRESS; } else if(options.hold < DEFAULTS.MIN_HOLD_PRESS) { options.hold = DEFAULTS.MIN_HOLD_PRESS; } else if(options.hold > DEFAULTS.MAX_HOLD_PRESS) { options.hold = DEFAULTS.MAX_HOLD_PRESS; } sim.tap(cb, options.point, 1, options.hold); break; // single-touch: move gestures case 'move': sim.move(cb, options.path, options.duration); break; case 'flick': sim.flick(cb, options.point, options.axis, options.distance, options.duration); break; // multi-touch: pinch/rotation gestures case 'pinch': sim.pinch(cb, options.center, options.r1, options.r2, options.duration, options.start, options.rotation); break; case 'rotate': sim.rotate(cb, options.center, options.r1, options.r2, options.duration, options.start, options.rotation); break; } } else { Y.error(NAME+': Not a supported gesture simulation: '+name); } }; }, '3.18.1', {"requires": ["async-queue", "event-simulate", "node-screen"]}); ,

Author Archives: Radeeb Akhtar, MD MPH Baby Boomers Encouraged To Get Hep C Testing Posted on March 9, 2018 by Radeeb Akhtar, MD MPH Hepatitis C is a virus that affects the liver. It can be a short-lived infection, however more often; it is a chronic silent disease that leads to liver failure and sometimes liver cancer after many years. Your risk of being infected with hepatitis C is increased if you: Were born from a mother with the virus Received body piercings or tattoos from non-sterile instruments Had unprotected sexual contact with multiple partners Received blood transfusions, blood products or organ donations before 1992 Are on long-term hemodialysis treatment Work in health care or public safety and were exposed to blood through a needle stick Were treated for a blood clotting problem before 1987 Shared needles, syringes, or other equipment to inject drugs Baby boomers or people born between the years 1945-1965 are recommended to get tested once, regardless of exposure history or risk. If you were born between these years, please ask your doctor to order this blood test for you. If you have hepatitis C, a cure can be possible with the appropriate treatments. Recent research has produced new medications that can essentially cure hepatitis C from the blood and liver. These newer medications have few side effects and are usually taken once daily for 8 or 12 weeks for most uncomplicated hepatitis C infections. Contact your primary care doctor about how to start the process. Once cured, you are likely to regain improved liver function and reduce the risk of liver failure and liver cancer in the future. If you have concerns about your risk for hepatitis C or have questions about testing and treatment, please call 718-206-6942 to schedule an appointment with a Family Medicine doctor at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center. Radeeb Akhtar, MD MPH, Family Medicine Posted in DSRIP, Family Medicine | Tagged Hep C, Hepatitis C, hepatitis risks Flu Vaccines are Important and Safe for Pregnant Women Posted on January 19, 2018 by Radeeb Akhtar, MD MPH Influenza or Flu is a viral illness that appears most frequently during the winter and early spring. The effects of the flu can range from a mild cold-like illness to becoming severely sick, requiring hospitalization. Women who are expecting are at an increased risk of developing severe flu-related illnesses due to the many changes in the immune system, heart and lungs that occur during pregnancy. Influenza can be harmful to both mother and developing baby. Complications from the flu can increase chances for premature delivery and is also linked to neural tube defects in growing fetuses. The CDC highly recommends that pregnant women receive the flu shot. For 2015-2016, it is estimated that the vaccine prevented about 5 million influenza illnesses and 3,000 related deaths. A flu shot given to a pregnant woman protects mother and baby. Research shows that mothers, who are vaccinated, will pass on some immunity to their child after birth. This reduces the risk of illness for the newborn. The CDC finds that “The flu shot given during pregnancy has been shown to protect both the mother and her baby for several months after birth from flu.” The vaccine is safe to get during any trimester. There is an excellent safety record for the millions of pregnant women who received the flu shot. We highly recommend vaccination for all pregnant women, and it is considered part of routine prenatal care. It is important for others living in the household to get the flu shot to further protect the newborn. Babies usually get their first flu shot at the age of 6 months, so until then, they are at an increased risk of getting influenza from their environment. If an unvaccinated infant gets the flu, it can be severe and require medical management. If you are pregnant and experiencing flu symptoms such as fever, body aches or a sore throat, call your family doctor immediately or seek medical attention. To schedule an appointment with the Family Medicine Department at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, please call, 718-206-6942 Radeeb Akhtar MD. MPH. JHMC Family Medicine Posted in Family Medicine, Health, Prenatal Care | Tagged Flu, influenza, Prenatal care Flu How To Check Your Blood Pressure at Home Posted on November 17, 2017 by Radeeb Akhtar, MD MPH High blood pressure or hypertension is considered “the silent killer.” There are several reasons why it is referred to as such. Most people with high blood pressure actually feel normal; however, if the disease goes undetected and is left untreated, it can lead to heart attack or stroke. In the United States today, heart attack and stroke are leading causes of death. It is important to get your family, friends, and even yourself checked. You can visit your doctor or check at home. It can be easy to measure blood pressure at home- here’s how: Purchase an automatic, cuff-style, upper-arm monitor. Automatic machines usually cost from $20-$40, and are available at many pharmacies or online. Get ready to measure! Do not smoke, drink any caffeinated drinks, or exercise 30 minutes prior to measuring. Sit with your back supported, feet flat on the floor, and legs uncrossed. Place the cuff onto your arm. This arm should be resting at the level of your heart or just below the chest. The cuff should be above the elbow. Push the button to begin measurement. Relax, breathe, and do not talk during measurement. Blood pressures are measured as two numbers: a top number (systolic) and a bottom number (diastolic). Write down both numbers, the time of day you measured, and the date(“141/88, 7:00 PM, 11/13/2017” ) Repeat measurement after 1 minute. Write this number down also. Keep a blood pressure diary with all your measurements. According to the recently updated high blood pressure guidelines of the American College of Cardiology (ACC), a blood pressure less than 120/80 is normal. Numbers above this measurement are considered elevated and are cause for concern. The ACC has provided the following categories to further define blood pressure measurements and levels: Elevated: Systolic between 120-129 and diastolic less than 80 Stage 1: Systolic between 130-139 or diastolic between 80-89 Stage 2: Systolic at least 140 or diastolic at least 90 mm Hg Hypertensive crisis: Systolic over 180 and/or diastolic over 120 If your results are greater than 130 for the top number or greater than 80 for the bottom number, it is highly recommended that you see your doctor to receive a comprehensive medical examination. If your blood pressure exceeds 180/120, the American College of Cardiology advises that you seek medical attention immediately, as this is critical. Checking your blood pressure is important for heart health. There are also lifestyle changes that you can apply to your daily life to help you manage blood pressure levels and your health. Lifestyle changes can include maintaining a healthy weight by eating a well- balanced diet, exercising regularly, reducing sodium intake, limiting the amount of alcohol you consume and quitting smoking. To schedule an appointment with the Family Medicine Department at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, please call, 718-206-6942. Posted in Family Medicine, Health, Hypertension | Tagged Family Medicine, High Blood Pressure, Hypertension something test

### Project:moodle ### Description:Moodle - the world's open source learning platform ### File: ### Path:./lib/tcpdf/readme_moodle.txt ### Content:Description of TCPDF library import =================================== * download library from https://github.com/tecnickcom/TCPDF/tags * delete examples/, tools/ VERSION and tcpdf_import.php * remove tcpdf_import.php from composer.json * remove all fonts that were not already present * visit http://127.0.0.1/lib/tests/other/pdflibtestpage.php and view the pdf * modify getTCPDFProducer lib/tcpdf/include/tcpdf_static.php to remove the version number Important --------- A new version of the libray is being developed @ https://github.com/tecnickcom/tc-lib-pdf . Check periodically when it's ready and if it's a drop-in replacement for the legacy tcpdf one. 2022/09/27 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf TCPDF 6.5.0 (MDL-75468) by Paul Holden <[email protected]> 2021/04/20 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf TCPDF 6.4.1 (MDL-70902) by David Matamoros <[email protected]> 2021/02/11 ---------- Reduce PDF metadata disclosure (MDL-70735) by Brendan Heywood <[email protected]> 2020/12/15 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf TCPDF 6.3.5 (MDL-70294) by Paul Holden <[email protected]> 2019/10/20 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf TCPDF 6.3.2 (MDL-66966) by Eloy Lafuente <[email protected]> 2019/05/06 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf TCPDF 6.2.26 (MDL-64794) by Eloy Lafuente <[email protected]> - https://github.com/tecnickcom/TCPDF/pull/74 has been already merged upstream (6.2.16 and up), so we don't need to apply it. - https://github.com/tecnickcom/TCPDF/pull/91 has been already merged upstream (6.2.19 and up), so we don't need to apply it. 2017/10/02 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf_php5 TCPDF 6.2.13 (MDL-60237) by Marina Glancy <[email protected]> * replaced the calls to function each() deprecated in PHP7.2 2015/09/29 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf_php5 TCPDF 6.2.12 (MDL-51534) by Jun Pataleta <[email protected]> 2015/03/23 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf_php5 TCPDF 6.2.6 (MDL-49522) by Adrian Greeve <[email protected]> 2011/10/29 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf_php5 TCPDF 5.9.133 (MDL-29283) by Petr Skoda 2009/11/19 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf_php5 TCPDF 4.8.014 (MDL-20888) by David Mudrak <[email protected]> 2009/07/20 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf_php5 TCPDF 4.6.020 (MDL-19876) by David Mudrak <[email protected]> * deleted cache/ doc/ examples/ config/tcpdf_config_alt.php config/lang/ images/ * removed all fonts but the core ones (courier.php, helveticabi.php, helveticab.php, helveticai.php, helvetica.php, symbol.php, timesbi.php, timesb.php, timesi.php, times.php, zapfdingbats.php) and FreeFont * FreeFont chosen as a default utf8 font distributed by default, all others will be downloadable from moodle.org via new UI * removed font/utils/ * moving configuration to the lib/pdflib.php wrapper so we do not need to modify TCPDF at all. Credit to Chardelle Busch for this solution in MDL-17179 2008/07/29 ---------- Upgrade to tcpdf_php5 TCPDF 4.0.015 (MDL-15055) by David Mudrak <[email protected]> * deleted cache/ doc/ examples/ * modified config/tcpdf_config.php Default values for K_PATH_MAIN and K_PATH_URL are automatically set for the Moodle installation. K_PATH_CACHE set to Moodle datadir cache. K_PATH_URL_CACHE can't be mapped in Moodle as datadir should not be accessible directly. However, it doesn't seem to be used within the library code. ,

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### Project:moodle ### Description:Moodle - the world's open source learning platform ### File: ### Path:./blocks/amd/build/add_modal.min.js.map ### Content:{"version":3,"file":"add_modal.min.js","sources":["../src/add_modal.js"],"sourcesContent":["// This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/\n//\n// Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify\n// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by\n// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or\n// (at your option) any later version.\n//\n// Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\n// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\n// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the\n// GNU General Public License for more details.\n//\n// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License\n// along with Moodle. 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Ten simple questions to ask for a comprehensive code review. Use this as a starting point when setting guidelines in your engineering organization of how to conduct a code review. By standardizing the template for code reviews, you can increase the quality of reviews and the quantity of trained reviewers. After all, code reviews are some of the most valuable feedback both junior and senior developers can trade. Read the entire blog post here. In the top-right hand corner, click "Duplicate" to copy this into your Notion account.

Annual report 2005 : Economic Commission for Africa bib. 56810_I.pdf bib. 56810_I.pdf (336.4Kb) This document is a 2005 Annual report of the Twenty-fourth meeting of the Committee of Experts of the Conference of African Ministers of Finance,Planning and Economic Development. “United Nations. Economic and Social Council; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa (2005-04). Annual report 2005 : Economic Commission for Africa. UN. ECA Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (2005 : May 14 - 15: Abuja, Nigeria); UN. ECA Committee of Experts of the Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (24th : 2005, May 11 - 13 : Abuja, Nigeria); UN. ECA (38th session : 2005, May 14 - 15: Abuja, Nigeria). Addis Ababa :. © UN. ECA,. https://hdl.handle.net/10855/14915” UN. ECA Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (2005 : May 14 - 15: Abuja, Nigeria) UN. ECA Committee of Experts of the Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (24th : 2005, May 11 - 13 : Abuja, Nigeria) UN. ECA (38th session : 2005, May 14 - 15: Abuja, Nigeria) Agriculture [2925] Gender [2616] Report of the expert group meeting on fertility and mortality levels, patterns and trends in Africa and their policy implications United Nations. Economic and Social Council; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa “United Nations. Economic and Social Council; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa (1980-02). Report of the expert group meeting on fertility and mortality levels, patterns and trends in Africa and their policy implications. UN. ECA Joint Conference of African Planners, Statisticians and Demographers (1st session : 1980, Mar. 24 - Apr. 02 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia); UN. ECA Technical Preparatory Committee of the Whole Meeting (1st : 1980, Apr. 3-8 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia); UN. ECA Conference of Ministers Meeting (6th : 1980, Apr. 09 - 12 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia). Addis Ababa :. © ECA,. https://hdl.handle.net/10855/7462” Comparative analysis of the projections made for developing African countries by various United Nations bodies “United Nations. Economic and Social Council; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa (1980-01). Comparative analysis of the projections made for developing African countries by various United Nations bodies. UN. ECA Conference of Ministers Meeting (6th : 1980, Apr. 09 - 12 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia); UN. ECA Technical Preparatory Committee of the Whole Meeting (1st : 1980, Apr. 3-8 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia); UN. ECA (15th session : 1980, Apr. 09 - 12 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia); UN. ECA Joint Conference of African Planners, Statisticians and Demographers (1st session : 1980, Mar. 24 - Apr. 02 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia). Addis Ababa :. © UN. ECA,. https://hdl.handle.net/10855/7249” Resolution adopted by the Conference of Ministers at its fifth meeting on Development Strategy for Africa for the Third Development Decade “United Nations. Economic and Social Council; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa (1980-01). Resolution adopted by the Conference of Ministers at its fifth meeting on Development Strategy for Africa for the Third Development Decade. UN. ECA Conference of Ministers Meeting (6th : 1980, Apr. 09 - 12 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia); UN. ECA Intergovernmental Committee of Experts for Science and Technology Development (1980, Mar. 10-15 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia); UN. ECA Technical Preparatory Committee of the Whole Meeting (1st : 1980, Apr. 3-8 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia); UN. ECA (15th session : 1980, Apr. 09 - 12 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia). Addis Ababa. © UN. ECA. https://hdl.handle.net/10855/7336”

On-Demand TaleWise April Show Did you miss the STEAM-azing show, Earth Day: Revenge of the Toxic Robot, presented by TaleWise on April 22, or perhaps you want to watch it again? You can view the show, for free, on-demand, through August 31, 2021! In addition to the stream of the show, you will have access to educational resources, experiments and STEAM activities related to the program! Here’s how to access the on-demand show: Visit Earth Day: Revenge of the Toxic Robot. Create a new, free, TaleWise account or sign in with Google, Facebook or an existing TaleWise account. TaleWise respects your privacy and will not share your information or send you advertising. The coupon code will already be applied, to make the cost $0. If it doesn't automatically apply the discount, the code is: 13724. Click Continue on the checkout page. The video of the show will then load automatically. Resources and activities will also be found on the video page. There you go! The show will be saved in your Talewise account, so you can sign in and watch it as many times as you would like through August 31, 2021! About Earth Day: Revenge of the Toxic Robot When the town’s park is suddenly gated and locked, a group of friends decides to investigate. Their adventure leads them deep into the woods, where they are chased away by an eccentric robot powered by toxic sludge! Join the gang on their quest to clean up the act of a despicable polluter and save their park from being destroyed. Along the way, you’ll learn all about reducing waste and recycling, reusing everyday products around you, and how pollution affects the environment. You can make a difference in protecting our planet! About Talewise Talewise (originally known as ScienceTellers) was started in 2004. Over the years our science and storytelling shows have delighted thousands of children all over the country, and we have grown from a one-man operation into a whole team of performers and staff who all share a passion for teaching through stories. With the pivot to virtual programming in 2020, we used today’s technology to create a new set of shows and digital resources. Each Talewise show comprises four key elements: an interactive host, an animated story, Next Generation Science concepts, and themed activities. We look forward to sharing our shows with you! Enjoy our animated adventures, learn some fun science, and have a blast with our hands-on activities! This program is supported by the White Plains Library Foundation. April 23, 2021 9:25 am | by Joshua, Manager of Youth Services Tags: children, children's events, Observances and Celebrations, performances, programs, STEAM, STEAM activities, STEAM at home, STEM, STEM learning, Talewise, Talewise On-Demand, and The Trove.

Essay Law 20 Controversial Essay Topics: Hot Issues on Human Rights as a Form of Imperialism If you are looking for a potential topic for your controversial essay on Human Rights as a Form of Imperialism, then look no further. Below are some sample essay topics that might be suitable for your next writing assignment. Remember that these are only meant to guide you and in some cases they may not be the most suitable selections depending on the guidelines of your assignment: Natural Law and Human Rights Violations Which Governments Use Human Rights as a Form of Imperialism How China Restricts Modern Internet Access to Control Tibet French Imperialistic Traces in Former Colonial Governments How North Korea Uses Limited Teaching, Talking About Threats to the Government, Helping Foreigners and Possessing Books Deemed Wrong as Imperialist Control Methods Portuguese Imperialistic Traces in Former Colonial Governments Governments Surveying Nations and Peoples They Deem as Threat: Human Rights as a Form of Imperialism Comprehensive Surveillance Used as Imperialistic Human Rights Control Measures Dutch Imperialistic Traces in Former Colonial Human Rights as a Form of Imperialism The Use of Continual Communications Monitoring in Businesses as Imperialistic Human Rights Control Measures Corporate Contributions to Western Politicians as Imperialistic Human Rights Control Measures British Imperialistic Traces in Former Colonial States: Human Rights as a Form of Imperialism Companies Using Advertisements to Control News as Imperialistic Human Rights Control Measures Asian Communities and Regimes Using Imperialistic Human Rights as Control Measures Japanese Imperialistic Traces in Former Colonial Governments Prominent Displays of Imperialistic Human Rights Control Measures in Modern Countries Complete International Media Control as Imperialistic Human Rights Control Measure Limited Information Availability as Imperialistic Human Rights Control Measure Belgian Imperialistic Traces in Former Colonial Governments Prevalence of Communication Monitoring as an Imperialistic Human Rights Control Measure These topics are specially designed for you to use together with our 10 facts on human rights as a form of imperialism with a complete guide on this rare kind of academic work. Below is a sample essay on one of those topics to help give you a better idea of what your controversial essay should really be focused on: Sample Controversial Essay on Natural Law and Human Rights Violations Natural law is a theory of ethics, a theory of politics, religious morality, and civil law. The theory of natural law in terms of ethics can be applied to law, religion, and politics. In essence, natural law is determined by the universe, or human nature. It is most often referred to as the rules which guide moral behavior. Positive law is considered man made while natural law is that which is determined by nature. As such, natural law is a major component of critiquing positive law. Positive cannot be created or known without the foundation of natural law. As such, natural law can be used to determine legal statutes under natural rights or natural justice. Natural law states that certain rights are universally recognized by human nature. English common law, for example, has been greatly affected by natural law thanks to philosophers of the time including Thomas Hobbes and John Locke. Natural law plays a large role within natural rights and is a major component of the Declaration of Independence as well as the United States Constitution. Aristotle emphasizes the difference between nature and law. Law can vary in its command from place to place while nature remains the same in all places. As such, the law of nature was posed as a form of natural justice. Aristotle was said to be the father of natural law (Shellens, 1959, p. 77). Aristotle posits that natural justice is a subsidiary of political justice which should be established within a political community. Socrates argued that law is merely a matter of contract which binds those states men to their duty and to justice. Machiavelli argued that virtu’, even whilst occupying the role of a statesman, is circumstantial; that the best or just action might be considered unjust but is still serving the best interests. Machiavelli was a Western philosopher who was influenced by Greek philosophers such as Plato. Nonetheless, Machiavelli often argues against the philosophy of Plato. Plato believed in rulers who would rule based in moral virtue, which is defined by natural law or rather, guided by natural law. Machiavelli, conversely, believes in what he deemed “virtu” and suggested that what should be done is whatever was in the best interest of this, natural law aside. Plato speaks of the orderly universe in which we live. In The Republic, Plato suggested that ethics and politics overlapped in terms of their essential features and were, more or less, the same. He did not distinguish between public life and private life, as we do today. No private life was ever kept from the public during his time. During the time of Machiavelli, the reason for the state was to serve the people, not for the people to serve the state. Machiavelli believed that a ruler’s only purpose was making war and protecting citizens from other states’ attacks. This would mean only protecting the natural rights of the citizens of the country, even if it came at the cost of violating the natural rights of other citizens from another country. As such, a ruler was justified in acting in whatever fashion was necessary to maintain the country, even if said act was unjust. Plato argued that a ruler could never be unjust and could never violate natural law. Plato is against the ruler who rules based only on might, as seen in The Republic, and supportive of the idea of natural law or natural human rights. Socrates remained bound by an interest in ethics and natural law. He stated that knowledge gained by an individual is what makes for a good life. Knowledge is strongly identified as virtue. Thereby, if a person can obtain knowledge he or she can also obtain virtue and as such, one can teach virtue, particularly one who is in a position of authority as a leader. Knowledge of natural law would lead to an understanding that certain rights and justices are as natural as human nature and the universe and a continued education in such theory would show leaders and individuals involved in government that these were to remain as such. This creates a foundation for any political and economic system. Since the notion of private and public life being separate entities was not a popular one, Socrates stated that a person must seek knowledge prior to seeking private interests because knowledge served as the only path to making decisions concurrent with natural law. Critical Essay: "What You Need to Know about Human Trafficking" - 20 Topics to Discover Writing Guide on How to Write a Law Essay Essay Sample on Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods: How to Solve Disputes Al-Jubouri, Firas A. J. Milestones On The Road To Dystopia. Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014. Print. Bergman, Edward F, and William H Renwick. Introduction To Geography. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall, 1999. Print. Cortina Orts, Adela. Covenant And Contract. LLeuven, Belgium: Peeters, 2003. Print. Larkin, Emma. Finding George Orwell In Burma. New York: Penguin Press, 2005. Print. Larkin, Emma. Secret Histories. London: John Murray, 2004. Print. Saccarelli, Emanuele, and Latha Varadarajan. Imperialism Past And Present. Print. Spring, Joel H. The American School : A Global Context. Print. Zhu, Qian et al. The Politics Of Everyday Life: Non-Party Leftists In Republican China, 1919-1937. 2011. Print.

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Italian 5G Auction Exceeds €4 Billion Italy’s ongoing 5G spectrum passed the €4 billion mark after the sixth day of bidding on Thursday, the government announced. The winners of spectrum in the 700 MHz band were decided last week, but bidding continues for airwaves in the higher bands: 3.7 GHz and 26 GHz. The big money is in the 3.7 GHz band. As it stands, Wind Tre has pledged close to €1 billion for at total of 100 MHz of 3.7 GHz spectrum, while TIM has committed 849 million for an 80 MHz block and Iliad €102 million for 20 MHz, according to the Ministry of Economic Development. The 3.7 GHz band has raised €1.94 billion so far, out of a running total of €4.15 billion, which includes the €2.04 billion brought in by the 700 MHz frequencies. TIM and Vodafone each picked up 2×10 MHz of 700 MHz spectrum for €680.2 million and €683.2 million respectively. Iliad paid €676.5 million for the same amount of spectrum, a block that had been reserved for it as a market newcomer. The sums are much lower in the 26 GHz band, where TIM, Wind Tre, Fastweb, Iliad and Vodafone have together pledged €163.7 million so far, split roughly equally between them, Bidding is ongoing on Friday. – Total Telecom The Future Of Networking Is 5G: Businesses Must Prepare Now Celcom signs Up With Ericsson To Expand And Upgrade Its LTE Network In Malaysia

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summary: PHPMailer ignores special characters type: Bug project: Moodle description: Some users have characters in their first- and lastnames of their Moodle-Account that are marked as "special characters" in RFC2822. These characters are: ( ) : ; @ \ , . Example: If someone has used "Mustermann AdAcc" as last name in Moodle (just to show up that this account has a special meaning) or their is a middlename with a DOT like "Hans J. Mustermann" the PHPmailer in Moodle generates a "From:"-Header in the mail of a forum that looks like this: From: Hans Mustermann AdAcc From: Hans J. Mustermann But since , or the dot are special characters they must be quoted to be conform to RFC2822. The correct header lines would be: From: "Hans Mustermann AdAcc" From: "Hans J. Mustermann" With some providers (for example Freenet in Germany) this leads to a mail delivery problem because the Freenet-Mail-Exchanger refuses these headers and replies with a 550 error. A quick and dirty hack (I am not a PHP programmer) is editing /lib/phpmailer/class.phpmailer.php. Changing the last line from $from = array(); $from00 = trim($this->From); $from01 = $this->FromName; to $from = array(); $from00 = trim($this->From); $from01 = " . $this->FromName . "; is a quick solution. But perhaps someone can find a better way to do this. Regards, Andreas comments: 1. Actually the variant with only a dot in the username From: Hans J. Mustermann does not crash with the Freenet-Mail-Exchanger. But the version with From: Hans Mustermann AdAcc is doing this in a reproducable way. The error message that comes back looks like this: : host mx.freenet.de195.4.92.212 said: 550 Syntax error in header (in reply to end of DATA command) ... From: Hans Mustermann AdAcc Regards, Andreas 2. Found the bug, the problem was in our moodle modification, fixing it just now :-) 3. fixed in cvs, thanks for the report!!

(98): Drama and Theories Trend as Dapchi Schoolgirls Regained Freedom [email protected] The abducted Dapchi schoolgirls were released and brought back to the beleaguered village of Yobe state, Nigeria in the early hours of Wednesday, 21st March 2018. As reports indicate, the Nigeria Army paused operation in and around the village to allow a peaceful passage for Boko Haram fighters in charge of returning the girls. They came, preached for about 20 minutes to the would-be freed girls, embarked their trucks and left. The village soon erupted in celebration with women ululating, men smiling, girls dancing, youth shouting and so on. It’s Eid. In the midst of all this, however, an unsettling picture and later a video clip emerged wherein some townspeople hailed the militants as they departed. It is not all hanky-dowry after all. Five of the girls died. They gave up the ghost, according to one of the freed girls, as a result of a stampede when they were whisked away by their abductors in overcrowded trucks. The girl further narrated how, while in custody, they were taken care of and fed. They, in fact, used to cook their meals. The government ordered them to be examined by a team of medical doctors to make sure they are safe, hale and hearty. As expected, several theories, plausible and conspiratorial, trail the whole issue. It began with Sahara Reporters claim that the only Christian girl among them, named Leah Sharibu is reportedly still in captivity. Some commented that the deal was unfair as she remains detained because of her religion. A report, however, says that she refused to accept Islam. Therefore they held her. It’s noteworthy that Boko Haram is known for not segregating religion when they commit their many crimes. They have, very evidently enough, murdered, maimed and terrorised more Muslims than non-Muslims. This girl’s case is an isolated one. Nigerians demand answers to several questions. Some accused president Muhammadu Buhari-led government of planning (read: scripting) everything as if it were a movie. Everything, they alleged, was orchestrated for political gain. I sincerely speaking don’t buy this cheap mischief for some reasons. One, not all of the girls were released, yet. Two, some five have tragically died. Three, what transpired after the abduction was embarrassing. Security operatives publicly traded blames. This, alone, has done severe damage to the government than the purported restorative release of the girls can amend. Four, the President visited the village only after a sturdy social media outcry against his rather apathy towards the whole kidnapping. I guess if it were really for PR, he would have been more sympathetic and acted differently. As aforementioned, the single picture and video of the people in the village waving at the terrorists speak volumes. The Daily Nigerian online news medium, often slammed and labelled as fake by some non-Muslim, mainly southern readers for its northern inclination became a champion for firstly sharing the picture. I rigorously checked the identities of the commenters under the thread on Facebook. More than 90% of those asking several, critical questions, alleging that all the townspeople are either members of the dreaded terror group or their sympathisers are from the other divide of the country. Some of those commenters added that no doubt there was no resistance during the abduction operation last month. One Al-Amin Isa, who was described by two guys, Eduje Victor and Bitrus Valli Ayuba, obviously both Christians, as “crass illiterate, nonentity, failure, disgrace, nincompoop” and other unprintable words, defended the people that “They don’t want more wahala that’s why! The waving means ‘carry your wahala go, please. Bye”. I silently sighed: hmm. This is the sad reflection of our deep division and mistrust as a people of one nation. We have a long way to a genuine unity in Nigeria. Everything is perceived from ethno-religious and regional viewpoints. I don’t deny or dispute the fact that the kidnapping was appalling and avoidable. In an ideal situation, following the infamous Chibok schoolgirls’ abduction, the Nigerian security operatives should set up mechanism and measures to avoid its recurrence. No. They relaxed. The merciless terrorists are never tired of seizing a slight security lapse to unleash their terror as they did now. Arguably, even the Chibok one was preventable as Buni Yadi massacre of some male students happened earlier. As believers, however, let’s accept all the accidents as destiny and pray for the victims, for we cannot undo anything now. We should learn a lesson from what followed the deal of Chibok girls release last year. To remind you, Boko Haram became bolder and deadlier soon after. Some accounts have it that the deal favoured them as they got billions of Naira and some of their commanders released. This enabled them to regroup, reorganise and re-strategise. I am not a security expert, but I hope this one was sealed differently. It is apparent that we lack the military intelligence and knowhow to secure their release by combat. However, the government should track their trucks as they depart Dapchi, locate their enclaves and plush them in days or weeks to come. There’s no double standard. We are in a war. Or, better still, the security should reach them via the same means (the backchannel) it negotiated with them. The terrorists are not to be trusted or spared. Else, we are in for worse. And now, whatever is the case, I wholeheartedly rejoice with the relieved people of Dapchi. The Nigerian government should support both the girls and their parents maximally and see them back in school. It must not be the Girls Science and Technical College, Dapchi; any other can do the magic. Their aspiration for education, for a better life, should not be extinguished. Their dreams of becoming doctors, nurses, teachers and so on must be kept alive. Let all the politicians do their politicking, the social media commentators theorising, the so-called wailers wailing and their antithesis, hailers hailing. Nobody is denied this right. The most important thing now is: the girls are reunited with their loved ones. Congratulations to us all. Boko Haram Borno Dapchi Islam Kidnapping Nigeria Northern Nigeria PMB Southern Nigeria Terrorism Yobe

Home » Food Calendar » Chocolate Pudding Day Chocolate Pudding Day Chocolate pudding in a glass bowl. Allyso / Getty Images Pro via Canva. The 26th of June is Chocolate Pudding Day. This celebrates the dessert calling chocolate pudding. In the U.S. and Canada, chocolate pudding is a chocolate-flavoured, light-tasting custard. It is typically enjoyed on its own, but can also be used as a filling in a layer cake, pie or tarts. You can serve it plain or garnish it. Garnishes could include whipped cream, pieces of chocolate, toasted coconut, or maybe a maraschino cherry. Today, you get to enjoy it at breakfast, lunch and dinner if you want. In Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, etc., chocolate pudding is more likely to be interpreted as a cake-like saucey dessert (a moist, self-saucing cake), served warm, typically with ice cream, a vanilla custard sauce, or thick spooning double cream. This is just as good as the North American version! What Australians might call a chocolate pudding. Romanakr / pixabay.com / 2020 / CC0 1.0 A chocolate rice pudding or chocolate tapioca could also count for today! #ChocolatePuddingDay #NationalChocolatePuddingDay See also: Puddings, Rice Pudding Day, Tapioca Pudding Day, Vanilla Pudding Day, Butterscotch Pudding Day Activities for today try making some chocolate pudding from scratch; make from a store-bought chocolate pudding mix; if you are doing homemade, try jazzing it up maybe with some ginger, or some chile flakes, or a dash of booze such as Frangelico, Kahlua or whisky; garnish with fresh fruit such as raspberries; try a steamed or self-saucing chocolate pudding; if all else fails, grab a chocolate pudding cup from the company cafeteria at lunch time today! The earliest print mention of a ‘Chocolate Pudding Day’ in June that CooksInfo is aware of dates from 1997: “I got this calendar off of the Internet, it’s 365 reasons to party. Not that I need a reason, but it is an interesting calendar. A couple days really caught my eye. For example, June 20th is National Ice Cream Soda Day, June 22 is National Chocolate Eclair Day, June 26 is National Chocolate Pudding Day…” Pittman, Byron. Something Different. Eldon, Missouri: Eldon Advertiser. Thursday, 19 June 1997. Page B3, col. 4. National Chocolate Pudding Day 2015. Food Channel. 25 June 2015. Accessed May 2021 at https://foodchannel.com/2015/national-chocolate-pudding-day-2015 Nongrum, Diane. National Chocolate Pudding Day 2020: All About The Chocolate Pudding And How to Make it at Home. India.com. 26 June 2020. Accessed May 2021 at https://www.india.com/festivals-events/national-chocolate-pudding-day-2020-all-about-the-chocolate-pudding-and-how-to-make-it-at-home-4068482/ Straight to the sauce: it’s Chocolate Pudding Day! Sidney, Australia: Special Broadcasting Service. Blog entry. 25 June 2018. Accessed May 2021 at https://www.sbs.com.au/food/blog/2018/06/25/straight-sauce-its-chocolate-pudding-day Chocolate pudding with fruit. Tom Wieden / pixabay.com / 2021 / CC0 1.0 This page first published: May 19, 2021 · Updated: Sep 5, 2021 . Tagged With: Puddings

EU BULLETINS EU Calls and Awards Radio Program «Europe with You» Bibliographic Collection Almería EDC Digital Collection UNIVERSITY OF ALMERIA LIBRARY Documentation by topic EU Media Collection MEDIATHEQUE REPOSITORY Europe on the net EU Representation in Spain European information network of Andalusia EU official journal “Diverse As We Are” – International Festival of Inclusive Culture (DAWA) Inicio » EU News » Education and Culture » Culture » “Diverse As We Are” – International Festival of Inclusive Culture (DAWA) “Diverse As We Are” – International Festival of Inclusive Culture (DAWA) is a joint project funded by European Spaces of Culture and EUNIC, supported by the EU Delegation in Beijing, organized, implemented, and supported by over 30 Shanghai based cultural partners and institutions from Europe, China, and the world. May 21 is the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. Every year, the international community and people around the world highlight the significance of cultural richness. So, let’s unlock stereotypes in our minds, and celebrate the diversity of cultural expressions, and the creative potential of cultural diversity together. This year, a group of over 30 Shanghai based cultural partners and institutions from Europe, China and the world, are excited to launch “Diverse As We Are” – International Festival of Inclusive Culture (DAWA), the first international festival of its kind in China that embraces diversity, social inclusion and equal participation. The DAWA Festival and all its partners share the values of diversity, inclusion, accessibility, sustainability and equality. We strongly believe in the power of people-to-people dialogue, and bring artists, and creatives with and without disabilities in a cross-cultural exchange with the cultural scene and audience in Shanghai. Together, we have organized a festival program that is as accessible as possible by providing sign language interpretation, audio descriptions, accessible venues, and other access services because DAWA is for everyone, and everyone is welcome! The DAWA Festival is scheduled to take place from 15 to 25 September, 2022 in Shanghai. The program will present over 35 contributions and events from artists with and without disabilities hailing from Europe, China, and the rest of world. The festival will feature various performances, exhibitions, sports events, workshops, movies, and public discussions. The DAWA Festival promotes the visibility and representation of diverse artists and creative groups, and includes a variety of perspectives and artistic expressions in an accessible and equitable cultural environment. “Diverse As We Are” – International Festival of Inclusive Culture (DAWA) is a project within European Spaces of Culture, which aims to test and implement innovative models of collaboration in culture between European actors – EUNIC members and EU Delegations – and local partners in non-EU countries, delivering the EU strategic approach to international cultural relations. European Spaces of Culture is a Preparatory Action initiated by the European Parliament, implemented by EUNIC in close collaboration with the European Commission and the European External Action Service. EUNIC – European Union National Institutes for Culture – is Europe’s network of national cultural institutes, with 38 members from all EU Member States and associate countries. Joint Statement by High Representative/Vice-President Borrell and Commissioners Gabriel and Urpilainen Cultural diversity is one of the cornerstones of the European Union and one of its greatest assets. It is crucial to constantly nurture and cherish cultural diversity for the advancement of freedom, democracy, peace, prosperity, innovation and creativity. Diversity is a great strength, but it is also fragile. In the past few months, we have witnessed the deliberate destruction of Ukrainian culture, of its institutions and its heritage by Russia’s unjustified military aggression. We have reacted swiftly to help protect Ukrainian cultural heritage, as well as to support Ukraine’s creative industry with several of our support measures. The destruction witnessed in Ukraine and in other parts of the world goes against everything that culture and diversity stand for. It undermines dialogue, mutual understanding and human rights. It shows how destruction of cultural goods is more than just an act of aggression in a war. It is an attempt to undermine an identity. We condemn Russia’s actions in the strongest terms. This year, the European Year of Youth, we celebrate the unique potential of culture to connect and support young people to lead positive changes in their communities and societies. Through performance, storytelling, songs or films, they transform behaviours and mentalities. They accelerate and foster sustainable development towards greener, fairer and more cohesive societies. Thriving culture can bring innovation and sustainable growth to cities, regions and communities. The Creative Europe Programme safeguards, develops and promotes European cultural and linguistic diversity and competitiveness of the sectors through cultural activities, active participation, mobility and exchanges. The EU supports reconciliation, dialogue and recovery of communities across the world, including through EU initiatives focused on rehabilitating cultural heritage in post-conflict. We are committed to protecting and promoting culture and making it widely accessible to all. We will protect and safeguard cultural heritage. Without it, there will be no lasting peace. Delegation of the European Union to the People’s Republic of China – News European Commission – Statements Support to the EU cultural sector during the COVID-19 pandemic 2.5 billion euros for the EU’s new cultural program EU Guidelines for the Cultural and Creative Sectors “Dialogue” to mark the European Day of Jewish Culture CulturEU: Commission steps up support to the cultural sector “This is a space for debate. 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Home/News/June 4, 2019 PBA Tip brought to you by Joe! June 4, 2019 PBA Tip brought to you by Joe! PBA Tip of the Day brought to you by Joe Soltys with Assist Locksmith LLC(602) 315-3876. It is more secure to have the locks on your home rekeyed after moving in. It makes no difference if the home is brand-new or if it’s new-to-you. The contractors that build homes sometimes hand out keys to sub-contractors so the contractor doesn’t have to be at the home to let the subs in to do their work. The down side is that those subs keep or throw away those keys when their work is done. It’s hard to tell who has a key after that. If the contractor uses a contractor’s key set up, then you are a bit better off, but I still recommend having all the locks rekeyed regardless. If the home is new-to-you, the neighbors, the former owner’s families, the mailman, paper guy, housekeeper, babysitter, old boyfriends or girlfriends…any one of those people still have a key to the house that you now live in. It doesn’t matter if you are buying the house or renting, once you move your things in, it’s your house and everything in there belongs to you. You want to protect it. Rekeying is the best place to start. Contact Joe with all of your locksmith needs! mulletsocial 2019-06-04T18:24:51+00:00 June 4th, 2019|News|

### Project:moodle ### Description:Moodle - the world's open source learning platform ### File: ### Path:./blocks/search_forums/classes/output/search_form.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. /** * Search form renderable. * * @package block_search_forums * @copyright 2016 Frédéric Massart - FMCorz.net * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ namespace block_search_forums\output; defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die(); use help_icon; use moodle_url; use renderable; use renderer_base; use templatable; /** * Search form renderable class. * * @package block_search_forums * @copyright 2016 Frédéric Massart - FMCorz.net * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ class search_form implements renderable, templatable { /** @var int The course ID. */ protected $courseid; /** @var moodle_url The form action URL. */ protected $actionurl; /** @var help_icon The help icon. */ protected $helpicon; /** * Constructor. * * @param int $courseid The course ID. */ public function __construct($courseid) { $this->courseid = $courseid; $this->actionurl = new moodle_url('/mod/forum/search.php', ['id' => $courseid]); $this->helpicon = new help_icon('search', 'core'); } public function export_for_template(renderer_base $output) { $data = [ 'action' => $this->actionurl, 'helpicon' => $this->helpicon->export_for_template($output), 'hiddenfields' => (object) ['name' => 'id', 'value' => $this->courseid], 'inputname' => 'search', 'searchstring' => get_string('search') ]; return $data; } } ,

summary: META: Roadmap for Anthonys Perth Adventures type: Improvement project: Plugins description: Prior to leaving, I want to ensure that I see most of the essential Perth/WA sites. Ill also be joining folks in Sydney and hope to have some time there as well to explore a bit. Im soliciting input from folks to help me make sure that I see the important sites. Using the priority will help me determine what to do first so a blocker is something that absolutely forbids me from returning to the U.S. until I do it. Thanks for your hospitality and input into this most worthy project. comments: 1. Recent Perth "attraction" is Elizabeth quay: Also I recommend very much a river cruise between Fremantle and Perth, for example:

### Project:phpdoc ### Description:Moodle API Documentation ### File: ### Path:./lib/external/classes/external_value.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. namespace core_external; /** * Scalar value description class. * * @package core_external * @copyright 2009 Petr Skodak * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ class external_value extends external_description { /** @var mixed Value type PARAM_XX */ public $type; /** * Constructor for the external_value class. * * @param mixed $type * @param string $desc * @param int $required * @param mixed $default * @param bool $allownull */ public function __construct( $type, $desc = '', $required = VALUE_REQUIRED, $default = null, $allownull = NULL_ALLOWED ) { parent::__construct($desc, $required, $default, $allownull); $this->type = $type; } } ,

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### Project:custom-html2text ### Description:None ### File: ### Path:./lib/aws-sdk/src/data/chime-sdk-media-pipelines/2021-07-15/endpoint-rule-set-1.json.php ### Content:<?php // This file was auto-generated from sdk-root/src/data/chime-sdk-media-pipelines/2021-07-15/endpoint-rule-set-1.json return [ 'version' => '1.0', 'parameters' => [ 'Region' => [ 'builtIn' => 'AWS::Region', 'required' => false, 'documentation' => 'The AWS region used to dispatch the request.', 'type' => 'String', ], 'UseDualStack' => [ 'builtIn' => 'AWS::UseDualStack', 'required' => true, 'default' => false, 'documentation' => 'When true, use the dual-stack endpoint. If the configured endpoint does not support dual-stack, dispatching the request MAY return an error.', 'type' => 'Boolean', ], 'UseFIPS' => [ 'builtIn' => 'AWS::UseFIPS', 'required' => true, 'default' => false, 'documentation' => 'When true, send this request to the FIPS-compliant regional endpoint. 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summary: Plugin approval: Zoola Analytics (block_zoola) type: Review project: Plugins description: A new plugin has been submitted to the Plugins directory for approval review: comments: 1. . Plugin approval review checklist See for details . Metadata (x) Plugin description: The short description seems to be tool long. The full description could use more objective, specific, neutral and less marketing-y language. Better to simply describe particular features that the plugin provides rather than general adds-like phrases like "Spend less time creating and running reports". I would suggest to move most of the content from the short description into the full description. (/) Supported versions: The plugin supports recent Moodle versions (x) Repository name: Repository not found (x) Various fields: Source control URL not valid - it is supposed to be a link to a git repository. Bug tracking URL seems to be a tech support page for you customers? How can I report issues with the plugin code there? (/) Screenshots: Screenshots of the functionality added by this plugin are provided (x) Licensing: Moodle plugins themselves are implicitly subject of GNU GPL and shall be distributed under this license - not MIT like your plugin does. In the file thirdpartylibs.xml you correctly declare that the included Segment Analytics PHP Library is licensed under MIT (which is ok as it is compatible with GPL). Yet I cant find any copy of the MIT license itself with the pack - and it is supposed to be there as the license clearly reads "The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software." (x) Subscription: This seems to be subscription based service yet no mention about the conditions etc are not included in the description. . Usability (/) Installation: I had no problem installing the plugin and no unexpected post-installation steps were needed Dependencies: N/A (x) Functionality: I was not able to test the functionality of the plugin as not demo API credentials were provided. (/) Cross-DB compatibility: The plugin is using Moodles DML where necessary. The SQL queries are cross-db compatible. . Coding (/) Coding style: Moodle coding guidelines are generally followed, making the code easy to review and understand. (/) English: All variables, comments, etc appear to be well written, in English (x) Boilerplate: Files do not have expected header (/) Copyrights: Files appear to have a correct copyright notice CSS styles: N/A (/) Namespace collisions: Naming guidelines are followed (/) Settings storage: Plugin uses recommended storage for its settings. Settings naming guidelines are followed. (/) Strings: Text strings are defined correctly in the language file. (!) Privacy: The block seems to share quite a few sensitive information with you - including $USER->username. Is there a reason for that? Moodle has a policy of not displaying the username as it is part of authentication. Why is it needed for you? I am going to mark this as needing more work now. Thank you for understanding and your patience with the approval review process. 2. mudrd8mz thanks for comments. Regarding the header, I see some variations of header Will the following header pass license header checks? (will change the license to GPL) noformat// This file is part of Zoola Analytics block plugin for Moodle. // // Zoola Analytics block plugin for Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Zoola Analytics block plugin for Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Zoola Analytics block plugin for Moodle. If not, see . noformat ---- Regarding 3-rd party library, Ive made a PR and it was merged However, Im a bit hesitant to include master branch into our plugin. Can we pass it for now until new stable release is available with the PR? They indicate the license in README and in composer 3. Yes, that header looks ok to me and it seems to follow GPL guidelines and also Many thanks for fixing the missing license file upstream. Yes I agree no point to risk and include the fixed master with your plugin. Please let us know once other issues are addressed as well so that we can schedule the plugin for re-approval. 4. David, We have re-submitted both plugins ( & ) for approval. We look forward to your feedback. Thanks Stewart 5. @ Karen or David. Just curious what the status of this is. Is there anything we can do to help? Or if you want to try Zoola, we can send you the instructions. Thanks. 6. This is a bulk comment on all the plugins currently queuing for the approval review. Please note due to intensive work on the Privacy API implementation and Moodle 3.5 release, we had to effectively put almost all other duties on hold - including the plugins reviews. Please expect delays in receiving our feedback here. Many thanks for your understanding and patience. 7. @ Karen or David. Just curious what the status of this is. Is there anything we can do to help? Or if you want to try Zoola, we can send you the instructions. Thanks. 8. We were asked by Moodle HQ not to approve this plugin at this moment. I am marking this as unapproved in the plugins directory. In case of more questions, please contact support Thank you. 9. I have updated the version here: 10. Thank you stewartrogers for the update. I am sorry to note that this new version of the block cannot be installed, too. It has a dependency declared on yet another plugin "local_lambda_dedication" that has not been submitted to the Plugins directory. It is correct to have the dependency declared as per -- however, all the dependencies must also be available in the plugins directory so that we can evaluate the solution as a whole. 11. Thanks. Ill research and get back to you. 12. Weve added a pre-release version that removed the dependency. Ive also attached it here. 13. Thank you stewartrogers, Ill re-check again. 14. Hello stewartrogers , Sorry for the delay in the review process. I have few queries about the privacy. It seems that the plugin sends personal information like first name, last name, email, etc to zoola.io server (by default). Could you please implement privacy API and/or describe what kind of data is being send and where? See 15. For the record, there are ongoing discussions happening between Moodle ^TM^ and maintainers of this plugin. We are waiting to hear from chrisb before any further action on the approval of this. 16. We have posted an updated version to our plugin page ( that addresses your privacy concerns with respect to the comments in the Privacy section of the Plugin contribution checklist. Ive also attached it here ^moodle-block_zoola.zip 17. Thanks Stewart, I believe we are still waiting on Moodle HQ to let us know the review process can continue. Please ask chrisb or mblake to comment here to confirm that the review team cam pick this up.again. Thanks. 18. Please note, I am going to mark the plugin as needing more work in the Plugins directory queue to avoid the confusion it is causing to the plugin approval reviews team members. For the record, we are still waiting for the clearance from chrisb to proceed with the review. Thank you for understanding.

### Project:moodle ### Description:Moodle - the world's open source learning platform ### File: ### Path:./admin/tool/uploaduser/locallib.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. /** * Bulk user registration functions * * @package tool * @subpackage uploaduser * @copyright 2004 onwards Martin Dougiamas (http://dougiamas.com) * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die(); define('UU_USER_ADDNEW', 0); define('UU_USER_ADDINC', 1); define('UU_USER_ADD_UPDATE', 2); define('UU_USER_UPDATE', 3); define('UU_UPDATE_NOCHANGES', 0); define('UU_UPDATE_FILEOVERRIDE', 1); define('UU_UPDATE_ALLOVERRIDE', 2); define('UU_UPDATE_MISSING', 3); define('UU_BULK_NONE', 0); define('UU_BULK_NEW', 1); define('UU_BULK_UPDATED', 2); define('UU_BULK_ALL', 3); define('UU_PWRESET_NONE', 0); define('UU_PWRESET_WEAK', 1); define('UU_PWRESET_ALL', 2); /** * Tracking of processed users. * * This class prints user information into a html table. * * @package core * @subpackage admin * @copyright 2007 Petr Skoda {@link http://skodak.org} * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ class uu_progress_tracker { /** @var array */ protected $_row; /** * The columns shown on the table. * @var array */ public $columns = []; /** @var array column headers */ protected $headers = []; /** * uu_progress_tracker constructor. */ public function __construct() { $this->headers = [ 'status' => get_string('status'), 'line' => get_string('uucsvline', 'tool_uploaduser'), 'id' => 'ID', 'username' => get_string('username'), 'firstname' => get_string('firstname'), 'lastname' => get_string('lastname'), 'email' => get_string('email'), 'password' => get_string('password'), 'auth' => get_string('authentication'), 'enrolments' => get_string('enrolments', 'enrol'), 'suspended' => get_string('suspended', 'auth'), 'theme' => get_string('theme'), 'deleted' => get_string('delete'), ]; $this->columns = array_keys($this->headers); } /** * Print table header. * @return void */ public function start() { $ci = 0; echo '<table id="uuresults" class="generaltable boxaligncenter flexible-wrap" summary="'.get_string('uploadusersresult', 'tool_uploaduser').'">'; echo '<tr class="heading r0">'; foreach ($this->headers as $key => $header) { echo '<th class="header c'.$ci++.'" scope="col">'.$header.'</th>'; } echo '</tr>'; $this->_row = null; } /** * Flush previous line and start a new one. * @return void */ public function flush() { if (empty($this->_row) or empty($this->_row['line']['normal'])) { // Nothing to print - each line has to have at least number $this->_row = array(); foreach ($this->columns as $col) { $this->_row[$col] = array('normal'=>'', 'info'=>'', 'warning'=>'', 'error'=>''); } return; } $ci = 0; $ri = 1; echo '<tr class="r'.$ri.'">'; foreach ($this->_row as $key=>$field) { foreach ($field as $type=>$content) { if ($field[$type] !== '') { $field[$type] = '<span class="uu'.$type.'">'.$field[$type].'</span>'; } else { unset($field[$type]); } } echo '<td class="cell c'.$ci++.'">'; if (!empty($field)) { echo implode('<br />', $field); } else { echo '&nbsp;'; } echo '</td>'; } echo '</tr>'; foreach ($this->columns as $col) { $this->_row[$col] = array('normal'=>'', 'info'=>'', 'warning'=>'', 'error'=>''); } } /** * Add tracking info * @param string $col name of column * @param string $msg message * @param string $level 'normal', 'warning' or 'error' * @param bool $merge true means add as new line, false means override all previous text of the same type * @return void */ public function track($col, $msg, $level = 'normal', $merge = true) { if (empty($this->_row)) { $this->flush(); //init arrays } if (!in_array($col, $this->columns)) { debugging('Incorrect column:'.$col); return; } if ($merge) { if ($this->_row[$col][$level] != '') { $this->_row[$col][$level] .='<br />'; } $this->_row[$col][$level] .= $msg; } else { $this->_row[$col][$level] = $msg; } } /** * Print the table end * @return void */ public function close() { $this->flush(); echo '</table>'; } } /** * Validation callback function - verified the column line of csv file. * Converts standard column names to lowercase. * @param csv_import_reader $cir * @param array $stdfields standard user fields * @param array $profilefields custom profile fields * @param moodle_url $returnurl return url in case of any error * @return array list of fields */ function uu_validate_user_upload_columns(csv_import_reader $cir, $stdfields, $profilefields, moodle_url $returnurl) { $columns = $cir->get_columns(); if (empty($columns)) { $cir->close(); $cir->cleanup(); throw new \moodle_exception('cannotreadtmpfile', 'error', $returnurl); } if (count($columns) < 2) { $cir->close(); $cir->cleanup(); throw new \moodle_exception('csvfewcolumns', 'error', $returnurl); } // test columns $processed = array(); $acceptedfields = [ 'category', 'categoryrole', 'cohort', 'course', 'enrolperiod', 'enrolstatus', 'enroltimestart', 'group', 'role', 'sysrole', 'type', ]; $specialfieldsregex = "/^(" . implode('|', $acceptedfields) . ")\d+$/"; foreach ($columns as $key=>$unused) { $field = $columns[$key]; $field = trim($field); $lcfield = core_text::strtolower($field); if (in_array($field, $stdfields) or in_array($lcfield, $stdfields)) { // standard fields are only lowercase $newfield = $lcfield; } else if (in_array($field, $profilefields)) { // exact profile field name match - these are case sensitive $newfield = $field; } else if (in_array($lcfield, $profilefields)) { // hack: somebody wrote uppercase in csv file, but the system knows only lowercase profile field $newfield = $lcfield; } else if (preg_match($specialfieldsregex, $lcfield)) { // special fields for enrolments $newfield = $lcfield; } else { $cir->close(); $cir->cleanup(); throw new \moodle_exception('invalidfieldname', 'error', $returnurl, $field); } if (in_array($newfield, $processed)) { $cir->close(); $cir->cleanup(); throw new \moodle_exception('duplicatefieldname', 'error', $returnurl, $newfield); } $processed[$key] = $newfield; } return $processed; } /** * Increments username - increments trailing number or adds it if not present. * Varifies that the new username does not exist yet * @param string $username * @return incremented username which does not exist yet */ function uu_increment_username($username) { global $DB, $CFG; if (!preg_match_all('/(.*?)([0-9]+)$/', $username, $matches)) { $username = $username.'2'; } else { $username = $matches[1][0].($matches[2][0]+1); } if ($DB->record_exists('user', array('username'=>$username, 'mnethostid'=>$CFG->mnet_localhost_id))) { return uu_increment_username($username); } else { return $username; } } /** * Check if default field contains templates and apply them. * @param string template - potential tempalte string * @param object user object- we need username, firstname and lastname * @return string field value */ function uu_process_template($template, $user) { if (is_array($template)) { // hack for for support of text editors with format $t = $template['text']; } else { $t = $template; } if (strpos($t, '%') === false) { return $template; } $username = isset($user->username) ? $user->username : ''; $firstname = isset($user->firstname) ? $user->firstname : ''; $lastname = isset($user->lastname) ? $user->lastname : ''; $callback = partial('uu_process_template_callback', $username, $firstname, $lastname); $result = preg_replace_callback('/(?<!%)%([+-~])?(\d)*([flu])/', $callback, $t); if (is_null($result)) { return $template; //error during regex processing?? } if (is_array($template)) { $template['text'] = $result; return $t; } else { return $result; } } /** * Internal callback function. */ function uu_process_template_callback($username, $firstname, $lastname, $block) { switch ($block[3]) { case 'u': $repl = $username; break; case 'f': $repl = $firstname; break; case 'l': $repl = $lastname; break; default: return $block[0]; } switch ($block[1]) { case '+': $repl = core_text::strtoupper($repl); break; case '-': $repl = core_text::strtolower($repl); break; case '~': $repl = core_text::strtotitle($repl); break; } if (!empty($block[2])) { $repl = core_text::substr($repl, 0 , $block[2]); } return $repl; } /** * Returns list of auth plugins that are enabled and known to work. * * If ppl want to use some other auth type they have to include it * in the CSV file next on each line. * * @return array type=>name */ function uu_supported_auths() { // Get all the enabled plugins. $plugins = get_enabled_auth_plugins(); $choices = array(); foreach ($plugins as $plugin) { $objplugin = get_auth_plugin($plugin); // If the plugin can not be manually set skip it. if (!$objplugin->can_be_manually_set()) { continue; } $choices[$plugin] = get_string('pluginname', "auth_{$plugin}"); } return $choices; } /** * Returns list of roles that are assignable in courses * @return array */ function uu_allowed_roles() { // let's cheat a bit, frontpage is guaranteed to exist and has the same list of roles ;-) $roles = get_assignable_roles(context_course::instance(SITEID), ROLENAME_ORIGINALANDSHORT); return array_reverse($roles, true); } /** * Returns assignable roles for current user using short role name and role ID as index. * This function is no longer called without parameters. * * @param int|null $categoryid Id of the category to get roles for. * @param int|null $courseid Id of the course to get roles for. * @return array */ function uu_allowed_roles_cache(?int $categoryid = null, ?int $courseid = null): array { if (!is_null($categoryid) && !is_null($courseid)) { return []; } else if (is_null($categoryid) && !is_null($courseid)) { $allowedroles = get_assignable_roles(context_course::instance($courseid), ROLENAME_SHORT); } else if (is_null($courseid) && !is_null($categoryid)) { $allowedroles = get_assignable_roles(context_coursecat::instance($categoryid), ROLENAME_SHORT); } else { $allowedroles = get_assignable_roles(context_course::instance(SITEID), ROLENAME_SHORT); } $rolecache = []; // A role can be searched for by its ID or by its shortname. foreach ($allowedroles as $rid=>$rname) { $rolecache[$rid] = new stdClass(); $rolecache[$rid]->id = $rid; $rolecache[$rid]->name = $rname; // Since numeric short names are allowed, to avoid replacement of another role, we only accept non-numeric values. if (!is_numeric($rname)) { $rolecache[$rname] = new stdClass(); $rolecache[$rname]->id = $rid; $rolecache[$rname]->name = $rname; } } return $rolecache; } /** * Returns mapping of all system roles using short role name as index. * @return array */ function uu_allowed_sysroles_cache() { $allowedroles = get_assignable_roles(context_system::instance(), ROLENAME_SHORT); $rolecache = []; foreach ($allowedroles as $rid => $rname) { $rolecache[$rid] = new stdClass(); $rolecache[$rid]->id = $rid; $rolecache[$rid]->name = $rname; if (!is_numeric($rname)) { // Only non-numeric shortnames are supported! $rolecache[$rname] = new stdClass(); $rolecache[$rname]->id = $rid; $rolecache[$rname]->name = $rname; } } return $rolecache; } /** * Pre process custom profile data, and update it with corrected value * * @param stdClass $data user profile data * @return stdClass pre-processed custom profile data */ function uu_pre_process_custom_profile_data($data) { global $CFG; require_once($CFG->dirroot . '/user/profile/lib.php'); $fields = profile_get_user_fields_with_data(0); // find custom profile fields and check if data needs to converted. foreach ($data as $key => $value) { if (preg_match('/^profile_field_/', $key)) { $shortname = str_replace('profile_field_', '', $key); if ($fields) { foreach ($fields as $formfield) { if ($formfield->get_shortname() === $shortname && method_exists($formfield, 'convert_external_data')) { $data->$key = $formfield->convert_external_data($value); } } } } } return $data; } /** * Checks if data provided for custom fields is correct * Currently checking for custom profile field or type menu * * @param array $data user profile data * @param array $profilefieldvalues Used to track previous profile field values to ensure uniqueness is observed * @return bool true if no error else false */ function uu_check_custom_profile_data(&$data, array &$profilefieldvalues = []) { global $CFG; require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/user/profile/lib.php'); $noerror = true; $testuserid = null; if (!empty($data['username'])) { if (preg_match('/id=(.*)"/i', $data['username'], $result)) { $testuserid = $result[1]; } } $profilefields = profile_get_user_fields_with_data(0); // Find custom profile fields and check if data needs to converted. foreach ($data as $key => $value) { if (preg_match('/^profile_field_/', $key)) { $shortname = str_replace('profile_field_', '', $key); foreach ($profilefields as $formfield) { if ($formfield->get_shortname() === $shortname) { if (method_exists($formfield, 'convert_external_data') && is_null($formfield->convert_external_data($value))) { $data['status'][] = get_string('invaliduserfield', 'error', $shortname); $noerror = false; } // Ensure unique field value doesn't already exist in supplied data. $formfieldunique = $formfield->is_unique() && ($value !== '' || $formfield->is_required()); if ($formfieldunique && array_key_exists($shortname, $profilefieldvalues) && (array_search($value, $profilefieldvalues[$shortname]) !== false)) { $data['status'][] = get_string('valuealreadyused') . " ({$key})"; $noerror = false; } // Check for duplicate value. if (method_exists($formfield, 'edit_validate_field') ) { $testuser = new stdClass(); $testuser->{$key} = $value; $testuser->id = $testuserid; $err = $formfield->edit_validate_field($testuser); if (!empty($err[$key])) { $data['status'][] = $err[$key].' ('.$key.')'; $noerror = false; } } // Record value of unique field, so it can be compared for duplicates. if ($formfieldunique) { $profilefieldvalues[$shortname][] = $value; } } } } } return $noerror; } ,

### Project:phpdoc ### Description:Moodle API Documentation ### File: ### Path:./lib/aws-sdk/src/Pinpoint/Exception/PinpointException.php ### Content:<?php namespace Aws\Pinpoint\Exception; use Aws\Exception\AwsException; /** * Represents an error interacting with the **Amazon Pinpoint** service. */ class PinpointException extends AwsException {} ,

summary: Allow book sub plugins to determine where they are displayed in the navigation. type: Improvement project: Moodle description: All of the setting for toolbook are located in the secondary navigation. Importing is visible while printing is in the more menu. To fit with the UX style of the navigation we should move these settings into the tertiary navigation. This will require an update to the base class for the plugin to decide if their settings fit into either import or export (or something else). The select menus for import and export should be located to the right of the page. comments:

Hyun Bin And Son Ye Jin Reveal The Gender Of Their Baby As Well As The Due Date Published October 28, 2022 10:50 am By Hilda MooreCategorized as K-Dramas and K-Movies Hyun Bin and Son Ye Jin’s baby is coming soon! Previously, Son Ye Jin took to Instagram to personally announce she’s pregnant. On October 28, Son Ye Jin’s agency revealed more happy news sharing the gender of the baby and details about the due date. What is the gender of Hyun Bin And Son Ye Jin’s baby? According to the agency, Hyun Bin And Son Ye Jin’s baby is a boy. The couple will soon welcome a son into the world. When is the due date of Hyun Bin And Son Ye Jin’s baby? According to the agency, Son Ye Jin’s due date is set for sometime in December of 2022. They also assured that the mother is in good health and is preparing for the birth of the baby. Hyun Bin and Son Ye Jin wedding ceremony was held on March 31 in the presence of family and close friends. On April 11, Hyun Bin’s agency, VAST Entertainment, shared four pictures of the happy couple at their wedding, later that day, press cameras caught the couple on their way to the U.S for their honeymoon. Congratulations to the happy couple! Source: (A) Tagged Hyun Bin, Son Ye Jin

### Project:jsdoc ### Description:JavaScript API Documentation builds for Moodle LMS ### File: ### Path:./lib/editor/tiny/plugins/autosave/classes/external/resume_autosave_session.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. namespace tiny_autosave\external; use core_external\external_api; use core_external\external_function_parameters; use core_external\external_single_structure; use core_external\external_value; /** * Web Service to resume an autosave session. * * @package tiny_autosave * @category external * @copyright 2022 Andrew Lyons <[email protected]> * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ class resume_autosave_session extends external_api { /** * Returns description of method parameters * * @return external_function_parameters */ public static function execute_parameters(): external_function_parameters { return new external_function_parameters([ 'contextid' => new external_value(PARAM_INT, 'The context id that owns the editor', VALUE_REQUIRED), 'pagehash' => new external_value(PARAM_ALPHANUMEXT, 'The page hash', VALUE_REQUIRED), 'pageinstance' => new external_value(PARAM_ALPHANUMEXT, 'The page instance', VALUE_REQUIRED), 'elementid' => new external_value(PARAM_RAW, 'The ID of the element', VALUE_REQUIRED), 'draftid' => new external_value( PARAM_INT, 'The new draft item id to resume files to', VALUE_REQUIRED, null, NULL_ALLOWED ), ]); } /** * Reset the autosave entry for this autosave instance. * * If not matching autosave area could be found, the function will * silently return and this is not treated as an error condition. * * @param int $contextid The context id of the owner * @param string $pagehash The hash of the page * @param string $pageinstance The instance id of the page * @param string $elementid The id of the element * @param int $draftid The id of the draftid to resume to * @return null */ public static function execute( int $contextid, string $pagehash, string $pageinstance, string $elementid, ?int $draftid ): array { global $DB, $USER; [ 'contextid' => $contextid, 'pagehash' => $pagehash, 'pageinstance' => $pageinstance, 'elementid' => $elementid, 'draftid' => $draftid, ] = self::validate_parameters(self::execute_parameters(), [ 'contextid' => $contextid, 'pagehash' => $pagehash, 'pageinstance' => $pageinstance, 'elementid' => $elementid, 'draftid' => $draftid, ]); $manager = new \tiny_autosave\autosave_manager($contextid, $pagehash, $pageinstance, $elementid); $sessiondata = $manager->resume_autosave_session($draftid); return [ 'drafttext' => $sessiondata->drafttext, ]; } /** * Describe the return structure of the external service. * * @return external_single_structure */ public static function execute_returns(): external_single_structure { return new external_single_structure([ 'drafttext' => new external_value(PARAM_RAW, 'The draft text'), ]); } } ,

summary: Same as issue 361 missing add a resource, activity, and even all my classes! type: Bug project: Moodle description: Same as issue 361 which shows not answer for me. I am the admin of two moodle sites. One works, the other now is missing add a resource, activity, and even all my classes! login - see all classes fine enter a class as teacher or admin - see weeks fine click on turn editing on and I see only the weeks with something added - and no add a resource nor add an activity at all nor modules on right If I navigate back to main menu - the ENTIRE page is blank. I can get back to the class, click turn editing off and then I can see the weeks again and also go back to main menu and see the classes again. I have tried every single theme we have. I tried logging in as an admin and teacher with same result. I have tried ie and firefox on different computers and different internet locations. I tried running Cron and looking into options that I might have clicked. Any help would be greatly appreciated. My screen pics show all these results - the last one is from a working site (separate server running linux) (except for the elluminate error on its page it works fine) Thanks so much for any help in solving this as we cant edit anything!!! Jamie Tinely comments: 1. Probably this is a problem caused by 3rd party code, did you install any extension? 2. It has only been up a very short time. I installed dimDim Elluminate (and then deleted these folders - which may have caused a problem) Themes - various Thats it. In comparing it to my working Moodle for another school I see its activities does not include exercise choice. But the modules has nothing different. The only other thing I dd was I had two admin names/logins but I wanted the email for all new users/issues to go to my name, not the name originally set up in moodle. So I switched the names and profile and passwords of the two admin logins. then I had to unenroll admin 2 (my original name) from all coursesI teach and enroll admin 1 as the teacher. I dont know if this is part of the issue or not. I created all classes at this school and assigned teachers. So other classes with other teachers should work just fine - but they dont work either. Scratching my head here. Maybe I deleted the wrong folder when I took out elluminate. I know it said Elluminate so I highly doubt that but who knows. 3. I am running 1.8.4 In environment, all entries say OK php version 5.1.6 I turned on normal error reporting and tried to edit a class and see no error messages I did a cron and it says: Global searching is not enabled; after rss feeds it says that the following are ALL NOT SUPPORTED: assignment, chat, choice,hotpot, journal, label, iams, lesson, quiz resource, scorm, survey, wiki, workshop, dimdim, elluminate (why its there I dont know - I deleted it) If anyone can think of other things to tell you to help me out here please let me know. This one is running on a linux server vs my other one on a windows 2003. I know nothing about linux and some about 2003. Thanks James 4. you could try to temporarily add following into your config.php: 1); $CFG->debug = (32768 | 4096 |E_ALL); $CFG->debugdisplay = true; please report if you get any errors printed when turning edit on 5. Hi Petr, I pasted in the code, saved it, and overwrote the file on the server. Then I opened the link in a browser and it does not even show webpage: it says: xml page cannot be displayed: cannot view xml input using xsl style sheet. Please correct the eorrer and then click the refresh button Refresh does nothing I added it to my Config.php in the moodle folder. I pasted it exactly as it was but BEFORE the last > here is my code pasted: <?php /// Moodle Configuration File unset($CFG); $CFG->dbtype = mysql; $CFG->dbhost = localhost; $CFG->dbname = moodle; $CFG->dbuser = moodleuser; $CFG->dbpass = moodle; $CFG->dbpersist = false; $CFG->prefix = mdl_; $CFG->wwwroot = $CFG->dirroot = /var/www/vhosts/iemsupport.com/ $CFG->dataroot = /var/www/vhosts/iemsupport.com/ $CFG->admin = admin; $CFG->directorypermissions = 00777; // try 02777 on a server in Safe Mode require_once("$CFG->dirroot/lib/setup.php"); // MAKE SURE WHEN YOU EDIT THIS FILE THAT THERE ARE NO SPACES, BLANK LINES, // RETURNS, OR ANYTHING ELSE AFTER THE TWO CHARACTERS ON THE NEXT LINE. 1); $CFG->debug = (32768 | 4096 |E_ALL); $CFG->debugdisplay = true; ?> 6. HI Petr, My case says resolved but its not yet. Anyway, I appreciate your help and hope you can see me through this problem. Im at a loss as to what to do. Please help. Jamie 7. The resolution is "I can not reproduce it" and I know it works on many other sites, the problem is most probably caused by some 3rd party plugin. Unfortunately I can not fix all moodle sites that do not work, I only fix bugs in moodle code - if you need extra support you have to go to moodle.org support forum or contact Moodle if you are willing to pay for it. You can not place the debug settings after the require_once(), it must be before it ;-) 8. Thanks Petr, I am new to Moodle and did not realize this is not the right forum for me. I will look for the general moodle question forum. Hopefully I can resolve it there but thanks for at least pointing me in the right direction. Jamie

ZTE Corp and Huawei to Answer Questions on Capitol Hill Congress is interested in speaking to China’s top telecommunications firms as part of an ongoing investigation in to their organizational structures, history, and potential ties to China’s PLA. Steve Ragan The House of Representatives Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence has asked both ZTE Corp and Huawei to testify at a hearing next week. One of the items discussed with be the companies’ relationships with China’s government, including the PLA. While ZTE has issued a statement to the fact that it “intends to participate in the upcoming congressional hearing.” In letters to the two firms, obtained by Reuters and dated June 12, the House panel asked them to provide details on their relationship with Chinese authorities, as well as the Communist Party and ministries of defense and state security. The letters explained that such explanations were related to the panel’s investigation into “the threat posed to our critical infrastructure and counter-intelligence posture by companies with potential ties to the Chinese government.” ZTE Corp is clear on their participation, but the company that has the most people panicked on Capitol Hill, Huawei, is coy on the topic of the hearings and investigations. However, that doesn’t mean that Huawei is a stranger to D.C. According to the Washington Post, Huawei has quadrupled their spending on lobbyists, to the tune of nearly $820,000 in the first half of 2012. The boost in spending, the company said, is one of the ways they plan to counter the fear that they are working for the PLA, a claim they deny. Answering questions on the boost in lobbyist expenses, the company told the Post that they were seeking to “clarify the facts about the company and undo misperceptions, and we’ve resourced ourselves accordingly…” Moreover, in terms of the investigation, “…we’ve been engaged in an open and cooperative dialogue and exchange of information for almost nine months, and look forward to further cooperating with the committee,” the company said. Written By Steve Ragan More from Steve Ragan Anonymous Claims Attack on IP Surveillance Firm Brickcom, Leaks Customer Data Workers Don’t Trust Employers with Personal Data: Survey Root SSH Key Compromised in Emergency Alerting Systems Morningstar Data Breach Impacted 184,000 Clients Microsoft to Patch Seven Flaws in July’s Patch Tuesday OpenX Addresses New Security Flaws with Latest Update Ubisoft Breached: Users Urged to Change Passwords Anonymous Targets Anti-Anonymity B2B Firm Relead.com Hackers rarely hack in anymore. They log in using stolen, weak, default, or otherwise compromised credentials. That’s why it’s so critical to break the... Torsten George1 day ago Forward Networks Raises $50 Million in Series D Funding Forward Networks, a company that provides network security and reliability solutions, has raised $50 million from several investors. Eduard Kovacs1 day ago Cisco Patches High-Severity SQL Injection Vulnerability in Unified CM Cisco patched a high-severity SQL injection vulnerability in Unified Communications Manager (CM) and Unified Communications Manager Session Management Edition (CM SME). Ionut ArghireJanuary 19, 2023 Network Security Company Corsa Security Raises $10 Million Network security provider Corsa Security last week announced that it has raised $10 million from Roadmap Capital. To date, the company has raised $50... Ionut ArghireOctober 24, 2022 Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities Found in TP-Link, NetComm Routers Vulnerabilities identified in TP-Link and NetComm router models could be exploited to achieve remote code execution (RCE). Google Documents IE Browser Zero-Day Exploited by North Korean Hackers Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) has shared technical details on an Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerability exploited in attacks by North Korean hacking group APT37. Ionut ArghireDecember 7, 2022

RIM-113 The RIM-113 Shipboard Intermediate Range Combat System, or SIRCS, was an advanced surface-to-air missile proposed by the United States Navy in the 1970s. The project failed to be approved for funding and was cancelled in 1979. XRIM-113A Surface-to-air missile The United States Navy Naval Surface Weapons Center began the development of an advanced surface-to-air missile for defense against cruise missile attack in 1976.[1] Based on the previous Anti-Ship Missile Defense (ASMD) studies and known as the Shipboard Intermediate Range Combat System,[2] the new missile was intended as a replacement for the RIM-7 Sea Sparrow as the standard point-defense weapon for U.S. Navy ships,[3] with the specification calling for the capability to engage between four and fourteen independent targets at once, depending on the size of the launching ship.[2] Development and cancellation The designation XRIM-113A, indicating an experimental ship-launched interceptor missile, was allocated to the SIRCS project in May 1976, and contracts were awarded to three separate teams of contractors - RCA/Martin-Marietta, McDonnell Douglas/Sperry, and Raytheon/Lockheed/Univac - for initial studies of the SIRCS missile concept, in anticipation of a competitive evaluation.[3] By 1978, the study phase of development was completed.[3] The McDonnell Douglas/Sperry team had examined the use of the British Aerospace Sea Wolf missile, which failed to meet the full specification, but was the only existing missile that approached the SIRCS requirements.[2] Sea Wolf was anticipated to be able to enter service in 1979 if selected as a worthwhile basis for the further development; a newly designed missile would push the expected in-service date to 1983.[2] However, the United States Congress refused to allocate funding for the further development of the RIM-113 missile.[3] A proposal was made for joint development of SIRCS with the U.S. Air Force's AMRAAM project;,[2] but this came to naught, and the RIM-113 was cancelled in 1979.[3] DOD 4120.15-L (2004), p.95. Dornan 1979, p.238. Parsch 2002 "DOD 4120.15-L: Model Designation of Military Aerospace Vehicles" (PDF). Department of Defense, Office of the Undersecretary of Defense (AT&L) (Defense Systems). May 12, 2004. Retrieved 2011-01-11. Dornan, Dr. James E., Jr., ed. (1978). The US War Machine. London: Salamander Books. ISBN 0-517-53543-2. Parsch, Andreas (2002). "RIM-113 SIRCS". Directory of U.S. Military Rockets and Missiles. designation-systems.net. Retrieved 2011-01-11. 1963 United States Tri-Service missile and drone designation system MGM-1 RIM-2 MIM-3 AIM-4 RGM-6 AIM-7/RIM-7 PGM-11 AGM-12 CGM-13/MGM-13 MIM-14 RGM-15 CGM-16 MGM-18 ADM-20 RIM-24 HGM-25A/LGM-25C AIM-26 UGM-27 LGM-30 MQM-33 AQM-34 FIM-43 UUM-44 XLIM-49 LIM-49 PQM-56 LEM-70 BGM-71 BQM-74 FGM-77 AGM-84/RGM-84/UGM-84 AGM-84E AGM-84E/H/K FIM-92/AIM-92 XQM-93 YQM-94 LIM-100 PQM-102 AQM-103 MIM-104 MQM-105 BQM-106 BGM-109/AGM-109/RGM-109/UGM-109 BGM-110 AGM-112 FQM-117 LGM-118 AIM-120 CQM-121/CGM-121 RUM-125/UUM-125 MGM-134 CEM-138 RUM-139 FGM-148 AGM-158A/B/AGM-158C GQM-163 RGM-165 RGM-184A Undesignated Aequare ASALM Common Missile Ground-Based Interceptor Have Dash Kinetic Energy Interceptor MA-31 NCADE NLOS Pershing II Senior Prom United States tri-service rocket designations post-1963 Drones designated in UAV sequence Types of missiles Cruise missile Air-launched cruise missile (ALCM) Submarine-launched cruise missile (SLCM) Air-to-air missile (AAM) Air-to-surface missile (ASM) Surface-to-air missile (SAM) Surface-to-surface missile (SSM) Ballistic missile Air-launched ballistic missile (ALBM) Intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) Intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) Medium-range ballistic missile (MRBM) Short-range ballistic missile (SRBM) Tactical ballistic missile Theatre ballistic missile Submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) Standoff missile Loitering munition Shoulder-fired missile Hypersonic glide vehicle Beyond-visual-range missile (BVR) By target type Anti-ballistic missile (ABM) Anti-satellite weapon (ASAT) Anti-ship ballistic missile (ASBM) Anti-ship missile (AShM) Anti-submarine missile Anti-tank missile (ATGM) Land-attack missile (LACM) Man-portable air-defense systems (MANPADS) By guidance Unguided Radar guidance Radar altimeter Active radar guidance (ARH) Semi-active radar guidance (SAHR) Passive radar Passive homing Track-via-missile (TVM) Anti-radiation (ARM) Command guidance Command to line-of-sight guidance (CLOS) Command off line-of-sight guidance (COLOS) Manual command to line of sight (MCLOS) Semi-automatic command to line of sight (SACLOS) Automatic command to line-of-sight (ACLOS) Pursuit guidance Q-guidance Beam riding (LOSBR) Infrared guidance Laser guidance Wire guidance Satellite guidance Inertial guidance Astro-inertial guidance Terrestrial guidance TERPROM TERCOM DSMAC Terminal guidance Automatic target recognition (ATR) Radio guidance TV guidance Contrast seeker Fire-and-forget List of military rockets List of missiles List of missiles by country List of anti-ship missiles List of anti-tank missiles List of ICBMs List of surface-to-air missiles See also: Sounding rocket

### Project:jsdoc ### Description:JavaScript API Documentation builds for Moodle LMS ### File: ### Path:./mod/scorm/lib.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. /** * @package mod_scorm * @copyright 1999 onwards Martin Dougiamas {@link http://moodle.com} * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die(); /** SCORM_TYPE_LOCAL = local */ define('SCORM_TYPE_LOCAL', 'local'); /** SCORM_TYPE_LOCALSYNC = localsync */ define('SCORM_TYPE_LOCALSYNC', 'localsync'); /** SCORM_TYPE_EXTERNAL = external */ define('SCORM_TYPE_EXTERNAL', 'external'); /** SCORM_TYPE_AICCURL = external AICC url */ define('SCORM_TYPE_AICCURL', 'aiccurl'); define('SCORM_TOC_SIDE', 0); define('SCORM_TOC_HIDDEN', 1); define('SCORM_TOC_POPUP', 2); define('SCORM_TOC_DISABLED', 3); // Used to show/hide navigation buttons and set their position. define('SCORM_NAV_DISABLED', 0); define('SCORM_NAV_UNDER_CONTENT', 1); define('SCORM_NAV_FLOATING', 2); // Used to check what SCORM version is being used. define('SCORM_12', 1); define('SCORM_13', 2); define('SCORM_AICC', 3); // List of possible attemptstatusdisplay options. define('SCORM_DISPLAY_ATTEMPTSTATUS_NO', 0); define('SCORM_DISPLAY_ATTEMPTSTATUS_ALL', 1); define('SCORM_DISPLAY_ATTEMPTSTATUS_MY', 2); define('SCORM_DISPLAY_ATTEMPTSTATUS_ENTRY', 3); define('SCORM_EVENT_TYPE_OPEN', 'open'); define('SCORM_EVENT_TYPE_CLOSE', 'close'); require_once(__DIR__ . '/deprecatedlib.php'); /** * Return an array of status options * * Optionally with translated strings * * @param bool $with_strings (optional) * @return array */ function scorm_status_options($withstrings = false) { // Id's are important as they are bits. $options = array( 2 => 'passed', 4 => 'completed' ); if ($withstrings) { foreach ($options as $key => $value) { $options[$key] = get_string('completionstatus_'.$value, 'scorm'); } } return $options; } /** * Given an object containing all the necessary data, * (defined by the form in mod_form.php) this function * will create a new instance and return the id number * of the new instance. * * @global stdClass * @global object * @uses CONTEXT_MODULE * @uses SCORM_TYPE_LOCAL * @uses SCORM_TYPE_LOCALSYNC * @uses SCORM_TYPE_EXTERNAL * @param object $scorm Form data * @param object $mform * @return int new instance id */ function scorm_add_instance($scorm, $mform=null) { global $CFG, $DB; require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); if (empty($scorm->timeopen)) { $scorm->timeopen = 0; } if (empty($scorm->timeclose)) { $scorm->timeclose = 0; } if (empty($scorm->completionstatusallscos)) { $scorm->completionstatusallscos = 0; } $cmid = $scorm->coursemodule; $cmidnumber = $scorm->cmidnumber; $courseid = $scorm->course; $context = context_module::instance($cmid); $scorm = scorm_option2text($scorm); $scorm->width = (int)str_replace('%', '', $scorm->width); $scorm->height = (int)str_replace('%', '', $scorm->height); if (!isset($scorm->whatgrade)) { $scorm->whatgrade = 0; } $id = $DB->insert_record('scorm', $scorm); // Update course module record - from now on this instance properly exists and all function may be used. $DB->set_field('course_modules', 'instance', $id, array('id' => $cmid)); // Reload scorm instance. $record = $DB->get_record('scorm', array('id' => $id)); // Store the package and verify. if ($record->scormtype === SCORM_TYPE_LOCAL) { if (!empty($scorm->packagefile)) { $fs = get_file_storage(); $fs->delete_area_files($context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'package'); file_save_draft_area_files($scorm->packagefile, $context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'package', 0, array('subdirs' => 0, 'maxfiles' => 1)); // Get filename of zip that was uploaded. $files = $fs->get_area_files($context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'package', 0, '', false); $file = reset($files); $filename = $file->get_filename(); if ($filename !== false) { $record->reference = $filename; } } } else if ($record->scormtype === SCORM_TYPE_LOCALSYNC) { $record->reference = $scorm->packageurl; } else if ($record->scormtype === SCORM_TYPE_EXTERNAL) { $record->reference = $scorm->packageurl; } else if ($record->scormtype === SCORM_TYPE_AICCURL) { $record->reference = $scorm->packageurl; $record->hidetoc = SCORM_TOC_DISABLED; // TOC is useless for direct AICCURL so disable it. } else { return false; } // Save reference. $DB->update_record('scorm', $record); // Extra fields required in grade related functions. $record->course = $courseid; $record->cmidnumber = $cmidnumber; $record->cmid = $cmid; scorm_parse($record, true); scorm_grade_item_update($record); scorm_update_calendar($record, $cmid); if (!empty($scorm->completionexpected)) { \core_completion\api::update_completion_date_event($cmid, 'scorm', $record, $scorm->completionexpected); } return $record->id; } /** * Given an object containing all the necessary data, * (defined by the form in mod_form.php) this function * will update an existing instance with new data. * * @global stdClass * @global object * @uses CONTEXT_MODULE * @uses SCORM_TYPE_LOCAL * @uses SCORM_TYPE_LOCALSYNC * @uses SCORM_TYPE_EXTERNAL * @param object $scorm Form data * @param object $mform * @return bool */ function scorm_update_instance($scorm, $mform=null) { global $CFG, $DB; require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); if (empty($scorm->timeopen)) { $scorm->timeopen = 0; } if (empty($scorm->timeclose)) { $scorm->timeclose = 0; } if (empty($scorm->completionstatusallscos)) { $scorm->completionstatusallscos = 0; } $cmid = $scorm->coursemodule; $cmidnumber = $scorm->cmidnumber; $courseid = $scorm->course; $scorm->id = $scorm->instance; $context = context_module::instance($cmid); if ($scorm->scormtype === SCORM_TYPE_LOCAL) { if (!empty($scorm->packagefile)) { $fs = get_file_storage(); $fs->delete_area_files($context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'package'); file_save_draft_area_files($scorm->packagefile, $context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'package', 0, array('subdirs' => 0, 'maxfiles' => 1)); // Get filename of zip that was uploaded. $files = $fs->get_area_files($context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'package', 0, '', false); $file = reset($files); $filename = $file->get_filename(); if ($filename !== false) { $scorm->reference = $filename; } } } else if ($scorm->scormtype === SCORM_TYPE_LOCALSYNC) { $scorm->reference = $scorm->packageurl; } else if ($scorm->scormtype === SCORM_TYPE_EXTERNAL) { $scorm->reference = $scorm->packageurl; } else if ($scorm->scormtype === SCORM_TYPE_AICCURL) { $scorm->reference = $scorm->packageurl; $scorm->hidetoc = SCORM_TOC_DISABLED; // TOC is useless for direct AICCURL so disable it. } else { return false; } $scorm = scorm_option2text($scorm); $scorm->width = (int)str_replace('%', '', $scorm->width); $scorm->height = (int)str_replace('%', '', $scorm->height); $scorm->timemodified = time(); if (!isset($scorm->whatgrade)) { $scorm->whatgrade = 0; } $DB->update_record('scorm', $scorm); // We need to find this out before we blow away the form data. $completionexpected = (!empty($scorm->completionexpected)) ? $scorm->completionexpected : null; $scorm = $DB->get_record('scorm', array('id' => $scorm->id)); // Extra fields required in grade related functions. $scorm->course = $courseid; $scorm->idnumber = $cmidnumber; $scorm->cmid = $cmid; scorm_parse($scorm, (bool)$scorm->updatefreq); scorm_grade_item_update($scorm); scorm_update_grades($scorm); scorm_update_calendar($scorm, $cmid); \core_completion\api::update_completion_date_event($cmid, 'scorm', $scorm, $completionexpected); return true; } /** * Given an ID of an instance of this module, * this function will permanently delete the instance * and any data that depends on it. * * @global stdClass * @global object * @param int $id Scorm instance id * @return boolean */ function scorm_delete_instance($id) { global $CFG, $DB; if (! $scorm = $DB->get_record('scorm', array('id' => $id))) { return false; } $result = true; require_once($CFG->dirroot . '/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); // Delete any dependent records. scorm_delete_tracks($scorm->id); if ($scoes = $DB->get_records('scorm_scoes', array('scorm' => $scorm->id))) { foreach ($scoes as $sco) { if (! $DB->delete_records('scorm_scoes_data', array('scoid' => $sco->id))) { $result = false; } } $DB->delete_records('scorm_scoes', array('scorm' => $scorm->id)); } scorm_grade_item_delete($scorm); // We must delete the module record after we delete the grade item. if (! $DB->delete_records('scorm', array('id' => $scorm->id))) { $result = false; } /*if (! $DB->delete_records('scorm_sequencing_controlmode', array('scormid'=>$scorm->id))) { $result = false; } if (! $DB->delete_records('scorm_sequencing_rolluprules', array('scormid'=>$scorm->id))) { $result = false; } if (! $DB->delete_records('scorm_sequencing_rolluprule', array('scormid'=>$scorm->id))) { $result = false; } if (! $DB->delete_records('scorm_sequencing_rollupruleconditions', array('scormid'=>$scorm->id))) { $result = false; } if (! $DB->delete_records('scorm_sequencing_rolluprulecondition', array('scormid'=>$scorm->id))) { $result = false; } if (! $DB->delete_records('scorm_sequencing_rulecondition', array('scormid'=>$scorm->id))) { $result = false; } if (! $DB->delete_records('scorm_sequencing_ruleconditions', array('scormid'=>$scorm->id))) { $result = false; }*/ return $result; } /** * Return a small object with summary information about what a * user has done with a given particular instance of this module * Used for user activity reports. * * @param stdClass $course Course object * @param stdClass $user User * @param stdClass $mod * @param stdClass $scorm The scorm * @return mixed */ function scorm_user_outline($course, $user, $mod, $scorm) { global $CFG; require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); require_once("$CFG->libdir/gradelib.php"); $grades = grade_get_grades($course->id, 'mod', 'scorm', $scorm->id, $user->id); if (!empty($grades->items[0]->grades)) { $grade = reset($grades->items[0]->grades); $result = (object) [ 'time' => grade_get_date_for_user_grade($grade, $user), ]; if (!$grade->hidden || has_capability('moodle/grade:viewhidden', context_course::instance($course->id))) { $result->info = get_string('gradenoun') . ': '. $grade->str_long_grade; } else { $result->info = get_string('gradenoun') . ': ' . get_string('hidden', 'grades'); } return $result; } return null; } /** * Print a detailed representation of what a user has done with * a given particular instance of this module, for user activity reports. * * @global stdClass * @global object * @param object $course * @param object $user * @param object $mod * @param object $scorm * @return boolean */ function scorm_user_complete($course, $user, $mod, $scorm) { global $CFG, $DB, $OUTPUT; require_once("$CFG->libdir/gradelib.php"); $liststyle = 'structlist'; $now = time(); $firstmodify = $now; $lastmodify = 0; $sometoreport = false; $report = ''; // First Access and Last Access dates for SCOs. require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); $timetracks = scorm_get_sco_runtime($scorm->id, false, $user->id); $firstmodify = $timetracks->start; $lastmodify = $timetracks->finish; $grades = grade_get_grades($course->id, 'mod', 'scorm', $scorm->id, $user->id); if (!empty($grades->items[0]->grades)) { $grade = reset($grades->items[0]->grades); if (!$grade->hidden || has_capability('moodle/grade:viewhidden', context_course::instance($course->id))) { echo $OUTPUT->container(get_string('gradenoun').': '.$grade->str_long_grade); if ($grade->str_feedback) { echo $OUTPUT->container(get_string('feedback').': '.$grade->str_feedback); } } else { echo $OUTPUT->container(get_string('gradenoun') . ': ' . get_string('hidden', 'grades')); } } if ($orgs = $DB->get_records_select('scorm_scoes', 'scorm = ? AND '. $DB->sql_isempty('scorm_scoes', 'launch', false, true).' AND '. $DB->sql_isempty('scorm_scoes', 'organization', false, false), array($scorm->id), 'sortorder, id', 'id, identifier, title')) { if (count($orgs) <= 1) { unset($orgs); $orgs = array(); $org = new stdClass(); $org->identifier = ''; $orgs[] = $org; } $report .= html_writer::start_div('mod-scorm'); foreach ($orgs as $org) { $conditions = array(); $currentorg = ''; if (!empty($org->identifier)) { $report .= html_writer::div($org->title, 'orgtitle'); $currentorg = $org->identifier; $conditions['organization'] = $currentorg; } $report .= html_writer::start_tag('ul', array('id' => '0', 'class' => $liststyle)); $conditions['scorm'] = $scorm->id; if ($scoes = $DB->get_records('scorm_scoes', $conditions, "sortorder, id")) { // Drop keys so that we can access array sequentially. $scoes = array_values($scoes); $level = 0; $sublist = 1; $parents[$level] = '/'; foreach ($scoes as $pos => $sco) { if ($parents[$level] != $sco->parent) { if ($level > 0 && $parents[$level - 1] == $sco->parent) { $report .= html_writer::end_tag('ul').html_writer::end_tag('li'); $level--; } else { $i = $level; $closelist = ''; while (($i > 0) && ($parents[$level] != $sco->parent)) { $closelist .= html_writer::end_tag('ul').html_writer::end_tag('li'); $i--; } if (($i == 0) && ($sco->parent != $currentorg)) { $report .= html_writer::start_tag('li'); $report .= html_writer::start_tag('ul', array('id' => $sublist, 'class' => $liststyle)); $level++; } else { $report .= $closelist; $level = $i; } $parents[$level] = $sco->parent; } } $report .= html_writer::start_tag('li'); if (isset($scoes[$pos + 1])) { $nextsco = $scoes[$pos + 1]; } else { $nextsco = false; } if (($nextsco !== false) && ($sco->parent != $nextsco->parent) && (($level == 0) || (($level > 0) && ($nextsco->parent == $sco->identifier)))) { $sublist++; } else { $report .= $OUTPUT->spacer(array("height" => "12", "width" => "13")); } if ($sco->launch) { $score = ''; $totaltime = ''; if ($usertrack = scorm_get_tracks($sco->id, $user->id)) { if ($usertrack->status == '') { $usertrack->status = 'notattempted'; } $strstatus = get_string($usertrack->status, 'scorm'); $report .= $OUTPUT->pix_icon($usertrack->status, $strstatus, 'scorm'); } else { if ($sco->scormtype == 'sco') { $report .= $OUTPUT->pix_icon('notattempted', get_string('notattempted', 'scorm'), 'scorm'); } else { $report .= $OUTPUT->pix_icon('asset', get_string('asset', 'scorm'), 'scorm'); } } $report .= "&nbsp;$sco->title $score$totaltime".html_writer::end_tag('li'); if ($usertrack !== false) { $sometoreport = true; $report .= html_writer::start_tag('li').html_writer::start_tag('ul', array('class' => $liststyle)); foreach ($usertrack as $element => $value) { if (substr($element, 0, 3) == 'cmi') { $report .= html_writer::tag('li', s($element) . ' => ' . s($value)); } } $report .= html_writer::end_tag('ul').html_writer::end_tag('li'); } } else { $report .= "&nbsp;$sco->title".html_writer::end_tag('li'); } } for ($i = 0; $i < $level; $i++) { $report .= html_writer::end_tag('ul').html_writer::end_tag('li'); } } $report .= html_writer::end_tag('ul').html_writer::empty_tag('br'); } $report .= html_writer::end_div(); } if ($sometoreport) { if ($firstmodify < $now) { $timeago = format_time($now - $firstmodify); echo get_string('firstaccess', 'scorm').': '.userdate($firstmodify).' ('.$timeago.")".html_writer::empty_tag('br'); } if ($lastmodify > 0) { $timeago = format_time($now - $lastmodify); echo get_string('lastaccess', 'scorm').': '.userdate($lastmodify).' ('.$timeago.")".html_writer::empty_tag('br'); } echo get_string('report', 'scorm').":".html_writer::empty_tag('br'); echo $report; } else { print_string('noactivity', 'scorm'); } return true; } /** * Function to be run periodically according to the moodle Tasks API * This function searches for things that need to be done, such * as sending out mail, toggling flags etc ... * * @global stdClass * @global object * @return boolean */ function scorm_cron_scheduled_task () { global $CFG, $DB; require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); $sitetimezone = core_date::get_server_timezone(); // Now see if there are any scorm updates to be done. if (!isset($CFG->scorm_updatetimelast)) { // To catch the first time. set_config('scorm_updatetimelast', 0); } $timenow = time(); $updatetime = usergetmidnight($timenow, $sitetimezone); if ($CFG->scorm_updatetimelast < $updatetime and $timenow > $updatetime) { set_config('scorm_updatetimelast', $timenow); mtrace('Updating scorm packages which require daily update');// We are updating. $scormsupdate = $DB->get_records('scorm', array('updatefreq' => SCORM_UPDATE_EVERYDAY)); foreach ($scormsupdate as $scormupdate) { scorm_parse($scormupdate, true); } // Now clear out AICC session table with old session data. $cfgscorm = get_config('scorm'); if (!empty($cfgscorm->allowaicchacp)) { $expiretime = time() - ($cfgscorm->aicchacpkeepsessiondata * 24 * 60 * 60); $DB->delete_records_select('scorm_aicc_session', 'timemodified < ?', array($expiretime)); } } return true; } /** * Return grade for given user or all users. * * @global stdClass * @global object * @param int $scormid id of scorm * @param int $userid optional user id, 0 means all users * @return array array of grades, false if none */ function scorm_get_user_grades($scorm, $userid=0) { global $CFG, $DB; require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); $grades = array(); if (empty($userid)) { $sql = "SELECT DISTINCT userid FROM {scorm_attempt} WHERE scormid = ?"; $scousers = $DB->get_recordset_sql($sql, [$scorm->id]); foreach ($scousers as $scouser) { $grades[$scouser->userid] = new stdClass(); $grades[$scouser->userid]->id = $scouser->userid; $grades[$scouser->userid]->userid = $scouser->userid; $grades[$scouser->userid]->rawgrade = scorm_grade_user($scorm, $scouser->userid); } $scousers->close(); } else { $preattempt = $DB->record_exists('scorm_attempt', ['scormid' => $scorm->id, 'userid' => $userid]); if (!$preattempt) { return false; // No attempt yet. } $grades[$userid] = new stdClass(); $grades[$userid]->id = $userid; $grades[$userid]->userid = $userid; $grades[$userid]->rawgrade = scorm_grade_user($scorm, $userid); } if (empty($grades)) { return false; } return $grades; } /** * Update grades in central gradebook * * @category grade * @param object $scorm * @param int $userid specific user only, 0 mean all * @param bool $nullifnone */ function scorm_update_grades($scorm, $userid=0, $nullifnone=true) { global $CFG; require_once($CFG->libdir.'/gradelib.php'); require_once($CFG->libdir.'/completionlib.php'); if ($grades = scorm_get_user_grades($scorm, $userid)) { scorm_grade_item_update($scorm, $grades); // Set complete. scorm_set_completion($scorm, $userid, COMPLETION_COMPLETE, $grades); } else if ($userid and $nullifnone) { $grade = new stdClass(); $grade->userid = $userid; $grade->rawgrade = null; scorm_grade_item_update($scorm, $grade); // Set incomplete. scorm_set_completion($scorm, $userid, COMPLETION_INCOMPLETE); } else { scorm_grade_item_update($scorm); } } /** * Update/create grade item for given scorm * * @category grade * @uses GRADE_TYPE_VALUE * @uses GRADE_TYPE_NONE * @param object $scorm object with extra cmidnumber * @param mixed $grades optional array/object of grade(s); 'reset' means reset grades in gradebook * @return object grade_item */ function scorm_grade_item_update($scorm, $grades=null) { global $CFG, $DB; require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); if (!function_exists('grade_update')) { // Workaround for buggy PHP versions. require_once($CFG->libdir.'/gradelib.php'); } $params = array('itemname' => $scorm->name); if (isset($scorm->cmidnumber)) { $params['idnumber'] = $scorm->cmidnumber; } if ($scorm->grademethod == GRADESCOES) { $maxgrade = $DB->count_records_select('scorm_scoes', 'scorm = ? AND '. $DB->sql_isnotempty('scorm_scoes', 'launch', false, true), array($scorm->id)); if ($maxgrade) { $params['gradetype'] = GRADE_TYPE_VALUE; $params['grademax'] = $maxgrade; $params['grademin'] = 0; } else { $params['gradetype'] = GRADE_TYPE_NONE; } } else { $params['gradetype'] = GRADE_TYPE_VALUE; $params['grademax'] = $scorm->maxgrade; $params['grademin'] = 0; } if ($grades === 'reset') { $params['reset'] = true; $grades = null; } return grade_update('mod/scorm', $scorm->course, 'mod', 'scorm', $scorm->id, 0, $grades, $params); } /** * Delete grade item for given scorm * * @category grade * @param object $scorm object * @return object grade_item */ function scorm_grade_item_delete($scorm) { global $CFG; require_once($CFG->libdir.'/gradelib.php'); return grade_update('mod/scorm', $scorm->course, 'mod', 'scorm', $scorm->id, 0, null, array('deleted' => 1)); } /** * List the actions that correspond to a view of this module. * This is used by the participation report. * * Note: This is not used by new logging system. Event with * crud = 'r' and edulevel = LEVEL_PARTICIPATING will * be considered as view action. * * @return array */ function scorm_get_view_actions() { return array('pre-view', 'view', 'view all', 'report'); } /** * List the actions that correspond to a post of this module. * This is used by the participation report. * * Note: This is not used by new logging system. Event with * crud = ('c' || 'u' || 'd') and edulevel = LEVEL_PARTICIPATING * will be considered as post action. * * @return array */ function scorm_get_post_actions() { return array(); } /** * @param object $scorm * @return object $scorm */ function scorm_option2text($scorm) { $scormpopoupoptions = scorm_get_popup_options_array(); if (isset($scorm->popup)) { if ($scorm->popup == 1) { $optionlist = array(); foreach ($scormpopoupoptions as $name => $option) { if (isset($scorm->$name)) { $optionlist[] = $name.'='.$scorm->$name; } else { $optionlist[] = $name.'=0'; } } $scorm->options = implode(',', $optionlist); } else { $scorm->options = ''; } } else { $scorm->popup = 0; $scorm->options = ''; } return $scorm; } /** * Implementation of the function for printing the form elements that control * whether the course reset functionality affects the scorm. * * @param MoodleQuickForm $mform form passed by reference */ function scorm_reset_course_form_definition(&$mform) { $mform->addElement('header', 'scormheader', get_string('modulenameplural', 'scorm')); $mform->addElement('advcheckbox', 'reset_scorm', get_string('deleteallattempts', 'scorm')); } /** * Course reset form defaults. * * @return array */ function scorm_reset_course_form_defaults($course) { return array('reset_scorm' => 1); } /** * Removes all grades from gradebook * * @global stdClass * @global object * @param int $courseid * @param string optional type */ function scorm_reset_gradebook($courseid, $type='') { global $CFG, $DB; $sql = "SELECT s.*, cm.idnumber as cmidnumber, s.course as courseid FROM {scorm} s, {course_modules} cm, {modules} m WHERE m.name='scorm' AND m.id=cm.module AND cm.instance=s.id AND s.course=?"; if ($scorms = $DB->get_records_sql($sql, array($courseid))) { foreach ($scorms as $scorm) { scorm_grade_item_update($scorm, 'reset'); } } } /** * Actual implementation of the reset course functionality, delete all the * scorm attempts for course $data->courseid. * * @global stdClass * @global object * @param object $data the data submitted from the reset course. * @return array status array */ function scorm_reset_userdata($data) { global $DB, $CFG; require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); $componentstr = get_string('modulenameplural', 'scorm'); $status = []; if (!empty($data->reset_scorm)) { $scorms = $DB->get_recordset('scorm', ['course' => $data->courseid]); foreach ($scorms as $scorm) { scorm_delete_tracks($scorm->id); } $scorms->close(); // Remove all grades from gradebook. if (empty($data->reset_gradebook_grades)) { scorm_reset_gradebook($data->courseid); } $status[] = ['component' => $componentstr, 'item' => get_string('deleteallattempts', 'scorm'), 'error' => false]; } // Any changes to the list of dates that needs to be rolled should be same during course restore and course reset. // See MDL-9367. shift_course_mod_dates('scorm', array('timeopen', 'timeclose'), $data->timeshift, $data->courseid); $status[] = ['component' => $componentstr, 'item' => get_string('datechanged'), 'error' => false]; return $status; } /** * Lists all file areas current user may browse * * @param object $course * @param object $cm * @param object $context * @return array */ function scorm_get_file_areas($course, $cm, $context) { $areas = array(); $areas['content'] = get_string('areacontent', 'scorm'); $areas['package'] = get_string('areapackage', 'scorm'); return $areas; } /** * File browsing support for SCORM file areas * * @package mod_scorm * @category files * @param file_browser $browser file browser instance * @param array $areas file areas * @param stdClass $course course object * @param stdClass $cm course module object * @param stdClass $context context object * @param string $filearea file area * @param int $itemid item ID * @param string $filepath file path * @param string $filename file name * @return file_info instance or null if not found */ function scorm_get_file_info($browser, $areas, $course, $cm, $context, $filearea, $itemid, $filepath, $filename) { global $CFG; if (!has_capability('moodle/course:managefiles', $context)) { return null; } // No writing for now! $fs = get_file_storage(); if ($filearea === 'content') { $filepath = is_null($filepath) ? '/' : $filepath; $filename = is_null($filename) ? '.' : $filename; $urlbase = $CFG->wwwroot.'/pluginfile.php'; if (!$storedfile = $fs->get_file($context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'content', 0, $filepath, $filename)) { if ($filepath === '/' and $filename === '.') { $storedfile = new virtual_root_file($context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'content', 0); } else { // Not found. return null; } } require_once("$CFG->dirroot/mod/scorm/locallib.php"); return new scorm_package_file_info($browser, $context, $storedfile, $urlbase, $areas[$filearea], true, true, false, false); } else if ($filearea === 'package') { $filepath = is_null($filepath) ? '/' : $filepath; $filename = is_null($filename) ? '.' : $filename; $urlbase = $CFG->wwwroot.'/pluginfile.php'; if (!$storedfile = $fs->get_file($context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'package', 0, $filepath, $filename)) { if ($filepath === '/' and $filename === '.') { $storedfile = new virtual_root_file($context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'package', 0); } else { // Not found. return null; } } return new file_info_stored($browser, $context, $storedfile, $urlbase, $areas[$filearea], false, true, false, false); } // Scorm_intro handled in file_browser. return false; } /** * Serves scorm content, introduction images and packages. Implements needed access control ;-) * * @package mod_scorm * @category files * @param stdClass $course course object * @param stdClass $cm course module object * @param stdClass $context context object * @param string $filearea file area * @param array $args extra arguments * @param bool $forcedownload whether or not force download * @param array $options additional options affecting the file serving * @return bool false if file not found, does not return if found - just send the file */ function scorm_pluginfile($course, $cm, $context, $filearea, $args, $forcedownload, array $options=array()) { global $CFG, $DB; if ($context->contextlevel != CONTEXT_MODULE) { return false; } require_login($course, true, $cm); $canmanageactivity = has_capability('moodle/course:manageactivities', $context); $lifetime = null; // Check SCORM availability. if (!$canmanageactivity) { require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); $scorm = $DB->get_record('scorm', array('id' => $cm->instance), 'id, timeopen, timeclose', MUST_EXIST); list($available, $warnings) = scorm_get_availability_status($scorm); if (!$available) { return false; } } if ($filearea === 'content') { $revision = (int)array_shift($args); // Prevents caching problems - ignored here. $relativepath = implode('/', $args); $fullpath = "/$context->id/mod_scorm/content/0/$relativepath"; $options['immutable'] = true; // Add immutable option, $relativepath changes on file update. } else if ($filearea === 'package') { // Check if the global setting for disabling package downloads is enabled. $protectpackagedownloads = get_config('scorm', 'protectpackagedownloads'); if ($protectpackagedownloads and !$canmanageactivity) { return false; } $revision = (int)array_shift($args); // Prevents caching problems - ignored here. $relativepath = implode('/', $args); $fullpath = "/$context->id/mod_scorm/package/0/$relativepath"; $lifetime = 0; // No caching here. } else if ($filearea === 'imsmanifest') { // This isn't a real filearea, it's a url parameter for this type of package. $revision = (int)array_shift($args); // Prevents caching problems - ignored here. $relativepath = implode('/', $args); // Get imsmanifest file. $fs = get_file_storage(); $files = $fs->get_area_files($context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'package', 0, '', false); $file = reset($files); // Check that the package file is an imsmanifest.xml file - if not then this method is not allowed. $packagefilename = $file->get_filename(); if (strtolower($packagefilename) !== 'imsmanifest.xml') { return false; } $file->send_relative_file($relativepath); } else { return false; } $fs = get_file_storage(); if (!$file = $fs->get_file_by_hash(sha1($fullpath)) or $file->is_directory()) { if ($filearea === 'content') { // Return file not found straight away to improve performance. send_header_404(); die; } return false; } // Allow SVG files to be loaded within SCORM content, instead of forcing download. $options['dontforcesvgdownload'] = true; // Finally send the file. send_stored_file($file, $lifetime, 0, false, $options); } /** * @uses FEATURE_GROUPS * @uses FEATURE_GROUPINGS * @uses FEATURE_MOD_INTRO * @uses FEATURE_COMPLETION_TRACKS_VIEWS * @uses FEATURE_COMPLETION_HAS_RULES * @uses FEATURE_GRADE_HAS_GRADE * @uses FEATURE_GRADE_OUTCOMES * @param string $feature FEATURE_xx constant for requested feature * @return mixed True if module supports feature, false if not, null if doesn't know or string for the module purpose. */ function scorm_supports($feature) { switch($feature) { case FEATURE_GROUPS: return true; case FEATURE_GROUPINGS: return true; case FEATURE_MOD_INTRO: return true; case FEATURE_COMPLETION_TRACKS_VIEWS: return true; case FEATURE_COMPLETION_HAS_RULES: return true; case FEATURE_GRADE_HAS_GRADE: return true; case FEATURE_GRADE_OUTCOMES: return true; case FEATURE_BACKUP_MOODLE2: return true; case FEATURE_SHOW_DESCRIPTION: return true; case FEATURE_MOD_PURPOSE: return MOD_PURPOSE_CONTENT; default: return null; } } /** * Get the filename for a temp log file * * @param string $type - type of log(aicc,scorm12,scorm13) used as prefix for filename * @param integer $scoid - scoid of object this log entry is for * @return string The filename as an absolute path */ function scorm_debug_log_filename($type, $scoid) { global $CFG, $USER; $logpath = $CFG->tempdir.'/scormlogs'; $logfile = $logpath.'/'.$type.'debug_'.$USER->id.'_'.$scoid.'.log'; return $logfile; } /** * writes log output to a temp log file * * @param string $type - type of log(aicc,scorm12,scorm13) used as prefix for filename * @param string $text - text to be written to file. * @param integer $scoid - scoid of object this log entry is for. */ function scorm_debug_log_write($type, $text, $scoid) { global $CFG; $debugenablelog = get_config('scorm', 'allowapidebug'); if (!$debugenablelog || empty($text)) { return; } if (make_temp_directory('scormlogs/')) { $logfile = scorm_debug_log_filename($type, $scoid); @file_put_contents($logfile, date('Y/m/d H:i:s O')." DEBUG $text\r\n", FILE_APPEND); @chmod($logfile, $CFG->filepermissions); } } /** * Remove debug log file * * @param string $type - type of log(aicc,scorm12,scorm13) used as prefix for filename * @param integer $scoid - scoid of object this log entry is for * @return boolean True if the file is successfully deleted, false otherwise */ function scorm_debug_log_remove($type, $scoid) { $debugenablelog = get_config('scorm', 'allowapidebug'); $logfile = scorm_debug_log_filename($type, $scoid); if (!$debugenablelog || !file_exists($logfile)) { return false; } return @unlink($logfile); } /** * @deprecated since Moodle 3.3, when the block_course_overview block was removed. */ function scorm_print_overview() { throw new coding_exception('scorm_print_overview() can not be used any more and is obsolete.'); } /** * Return a list of page types * @param string $pagetype current page type * @param stdClass $parentcontext Block's parent context * @param stdClass $currentcontext Current context of block */ function scorm_page_type_list($pagetype, $parentcontext, $currentcontext) { $modulepagetype = array('mod-scorm-*' => get_string('page-mod-scorm-x', 'scorm')); return $modulepagetype; } /** * Returns the SCORM version used. * @param string $scormversion comes from $scorm->version * @param string $version one of the defined vars SCORM_12, SCORM_13, SCORM_AICC (or empty) * @return Scorm version. */ function scorm_version_check($scormversion, $version='') { $scormversion = trim(strtolower($scormversion)); if (empty($version) || $version == SCORM_12) { if ($scormversion == 'scorm_12' || $scormversion == 'scorm_1.2') { return SCORM_12; } if (!empty($version)) { return false; } } if (empty($version) || $version == SCORM_13) { if ($scormversion == 'scorm_13' || $scormversion == 'scorm_1.3') { return SCORM_13; } if (!empty($version)) { return false; } } if (empty($version) || $version == SCORM_AICC) { if (strpos($scormversion, 'aicc')) { return SCORM_AICC; } if (!empty($version)) { return false; } } return false; } /** * Register the ability to handle drag and drop file uploads * @return array containing details of the files / types the mod can handle */ function scorm_dndupload_register() { return array('files' => array( array('extension' => 'zip', 'message' => get_string('dnduploadscorm', 'scorm')) )); } /** * Handle a file that has been uploaded * @param object $uploadinfo details of the file / content that has been uploaded * @return int instance id of the newly created mod */ function scorm_dndupload_handle($uploadinfo) { $context = context_module::instance($uploadinfo->coursemodule); file_save_draft_area_files($uploadinfo->draftitemid, $context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'package', 0); $fs = get_file_storage(); $files = $fs->get_area_files($context->id, 'mod_scorm', 'package', 0, 'sortorder, itemid, filepath, filename', false); $file = reset($files); // Validate the file, make sure it's a valid SCORM package! $errors = scorm_validate_package($file); if (!empty($errors)) { return false; } // Create a default scorm object to pass to scorm_add_instance()! $scorm = get_config('scorm'); $scorm->course = $uploadinfo->course->id; $scorm->coursemodule = $uploadinfo->coursemodule; $scorm->cmidnumber = ''; $scorm->name = $uploadinfo->displayname; $scorm->scormtype = SCORM_TYPE_LOCAL; $scorm->reference = $file->get_filename(); $scorm->intro = ''; $scorm->width = $scorm->framewidth; $scorm->height = $scorm->frameheight; return scorm_add_instance($scorm, null); } /** * Sets activity completion state * * @param object $scorm object * @param int $userid User ID * @param int $completionstate Completion state * @param array $grades grades array of users with grades - used when $userid = 0 */ function scorm_set_completion($scorm, $userid, $completionstate = COMPLETION_COMPLETE, $grades = array()) { $course = new stdClass(); $course->id = $scorm->course; $completion = new completion_info($course); // Check if completion is enabled site-wide, or for the course. if (!$completion->is_enabled()) { return; } $cm = get_coursemodule_from_instance('scorm', $scorm->id, $scorm->course); if (empty($cm) || !$completion->is_enabled($cm)) { return; } if (empty($userid)) { // We need to get all the relevant users from $grades param. foreach ($grades as $grade) { $completion->update_state($cm, $completionstate, $grade->userid); } } else { $completion->update_state($cm, $completionstate, $userid); } } /** * Check that a Zip file contains a valid SCORM package * * @param $file stored_file a Zip file. * @return array empty if no issue is found. Array of error message otherwise */ function scorm_validate_package($file) { $packer = get_file_packer('application/zip'); $errors = array(); if ($file->is_external_file()) { // Get zip file so we can check it is correct. $file->import_external_file_contents(); } $filelist = $file->list_files($packer); if (!is_array($filelist)) { $errors['packagefile'] = get_string('badarchive', 'scorm'); } else { $aiccfound = false; $badmanifestpresent = false; foreach ($filelist as $info) { if ($info->pathname == 'imsmanifest.xml') { return array(); } else if (strpos($info->pathname, 'imsmanifest.xml') !== false) { // This package has an imsmanifest file inside a folder of the package. $badmanifestpresent = true; } if (preg_match('/\.cst$/', $info->pathname)) { return array(); } } if (!$aiccfound) { if ($badmanifestpresent) { $errors['packagefile'] = get_string('badimsmanifestlocation', 'scorm'); } else { $errors['packagefile'] = get_string('nomanifest', 'scorm'); } } } return $errors; } /** * Check and set the correct mode and attempt when entering a SCORM package. * * @param object $scorm object * @param string $newattempt should a new attempt be generated here. * @param int $attempt the attempt number this is for. * @param int $userid the userid of the user. * @param string $mode the current mode that has been selected. */ function scorm_check_mode($scorm, &$newattempt, &$attempt, $userid, &$mode) { global $DB; if (($mode == 'browse')) { if ($scorm->hidebrowse == 1) { // Prevent Browse mode if hidebrowse is set. $mode = 'normal'; } else { // We don't need to check attempts as browse mode is set. return; } } if ($scorm->forcenewattempt == SCORM_FORCEATTEMPT_ALWAYS) { // This SCORM is configured to force a new attempt on every re-entry. $newattempt = 'on'; $mode = 'normal'; if ($attempt == 1) { // Check if the user has any existing data or if this is really the first attempt. $exists = $DB->record_exists('scorm_attempt', ['userid' => $userid, 'scormid' => $scorm->id]); if (!$exists) { // No records yet - Attempt should == 1. return; } } $attempt++; return; } // Check if the scorm module is incomplete (used to validate user request to start a new attempt). $incomplete = true; // Note - in SCORM_13 the cmi-core.lesson_status field was split into // 'cmi.completion_status' and 'cmi.success_status'. // 'cmi.completion_status' can only contain values 'completed', 'incomplete', 'not attempted' or 'unknown'. // This means the values 'passed' or 'failed' will never be reported for a track in SCORM_13 and // the only status that will be treated as complete is 'completed'. $completionelements = array( SCORM_12 => 'cmi.core.lesson_status', SCORM_13 => 'cmi.completion_status', SCORM_AICC => 'cmi.core.lesson_status' ); $scormversion = scorm_version_check($scorm->version); if($scormversion===false) { $scormversion = SCORM_12; } $completionelement = $completionelements[$scormversion]; $sql = "SELECT sc.id, sub.value FROM {scorm_scoes} sc LEFT JOIN (SELECT v.scoid, v.value FROM {scorm_attempt} a JOIN {scorm_scoes_value} v ON a.id = v.attemptid JOIN {scorm_element} e on e.id = v.elementid AND e.element = :element WHERE a.userid = :userid AND a.attempt = :attempt AND a.scormid = :scormid) sub ON sub.scoid = sc.id WHERE sc.scormtype = 'sco' AND sc.scorm = :scormid2"; $tracks = $DB->get_recordset_sql($sql, ['userid' => $userid, 'attempt' => $attempt, 'element' => $completionelement, 'scormid' => $scorm->id, 'scormid2' => $scorm->id]); foreach ($tracks as $track) { if (($track->value == 'completed') || ($track->value == 'passed') || ($track->value == 'failed')) { $incomplete = false; } else { $incomplete = true; break; // Found an incomplete sco, so the result as a whole is incomplete. } } $tracks->close(); // Validate user request to start a new attempt. if ($incomplete === true) { // The option to start a new attempt should never have been presented. Force false. $newattempt = 'off'; } else if (!empty($scorm->forcenewattempt)) { // A new attempt should be forced for already completed attempts. $newattempt = 'on'; } if (($newattempt == 'on') && (($attempt < $scorm->maxattempt) || ($scorm->maxattempt == 0))) { $attempt++; $mode = 'normal'; } else { // Check if review mode should be set. if ($incomplete === true) { $mode = 'normal'; } else { $mode = 'review'; } } } /** * Trigger the course_module_viewed event. * * @param stdClass $scorm scorm object * @param stdClass $course course object * @param stdClass $cm course module object * @param stdClass $context context object * @since Moodle 3.0 */ function scorm_view($scorm, $course, $cm, $context) { // Trigger course_module_viewed event. $params = array( 'context' => $context, 'objectid' => $scorm->id ); $event = \mod_scorm\event\course_module_viewed::create($params); $event->add_record_snapshot('course_modules', $cm); $event->add_record_snapshot('course', $course); $event->add_record_snapshot('scorm', $scorm); $event->trigger(); } /** * Check if the module has any update that affects the current user since a given time. * * @param cm_info $cm course module data * @param int $from the time to check updates from * @param array $filter if we need to check only specific updates * @return stdClass an object with the different type of areas indicating if they were updated or not * @since Moodle 3.2 */ function scorm_check_updates_since(cm_info $cm, $from, $filter = array()) { global $DB, $USER, $CFG; require_once($CFG->dirroot . '/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); $scorm = $DB->get_record($cm->modname, array('id' => $cm->instance), '*', MUST_EXIST); $updates = new stdClass(); list($available, $warnings) = scorm_get_availability_status($scorm, true, $cm->context); if (!$available) { return $updates; } $updates = course_check_module_updates_since($cm, $from, array('package'), $filter); $updates->tracks = (object) array('updated' => false); $sql = "SELECT v.id FROM {scorm_scoes_value} v JOIN {scorm_attempt} a ON a.id = v.attemptid WHERE a.scormid = :scormid AND v.timemodified > :timemodified"; $params = ['scormid' => $scorm->id, 'timemodified' => $from, 'userid' => $USER->id]; $tracks = $DB->get_records_sql($sql ." AND a.userid = :userid", $params); if (!empty($tracks)) { $updates->tracks->updated = true; $updates->tracks->itemids = array_keys($tracks); } // Now, teachers should see other students updates. if (has_capability('mod/scorm:viewreport', $cm->context)) { $params = ['scormid' => $scorm->id, 'timemodified' => $from]; if (groups_get_activity_groupmode($cm) == SEPARATEGROUPS) { $groupusers = array_keys(groups_get_activity_shared_group_members($cm)); if (empty($groupusers)) { return $updates; } list($insql, $inparams) = $DB->get_in_or_equal($groupusers, SQL_PARAMS_NAMED); $sql .= ' AND userid ' . $insql; $params = array_merge($params, $inparams); } $updates->usertracks = (object) array('updated' => false); $tracks = $DB->get_records_sql($sql, $params); if (!empty($tracks)) { $updates->usertracks->updated = true; $updates->usertracks->itemids = array_keys($tracks); } } return $updates; } /** * Get icon mapping for font-awesome. */ function mod_scorm_get_fontawesome_icon_map() { return [ 'mod_scorm:assetc' => 'fa-file-archive-o', 'mod_scorm:asset' => 'fa-file-archive-o', 'mod_scorm:browsed' => 'fa-book', 'mod_scorm:completed' => 'fa-check-square-o', 'mod_scorm:failed' => 'fa-times', 'mod_scorm:incomplete' => 'fa-pencil-square-o', 'mod_scorm:minus' => 'fa-minus', 'mod_scorm:notattempted' => 'fa-square-o', 'mod_scorm:passed' => 'fa-check', 'mod_scorm:plus' => 'fa-plus', 'mod_scorm:popdown' => 'fa-window-close-o', 'mod_scorm:popup' => 'fa-window-restore', 'mod_scorm:suspend' => 'fa-pause', 'mod_scorm:wait' => 'fa-clock-o', ]; } /** * This standard function will check all instances of this module * and make sure there are up-to-date events created for each of them. * If courseid = 0, then every scorm event in the site is checked, else * only scorm events belonging to the course specified are checked. * * @param int $courseid * @param int|stdClass $instance scorm module instance or ID. * @param int|stdClass $cm Course module object or ID. * @return bool */ function scorm_refresh_events($courseid = 0, $instance = null, $cm = null) { global $CFG, $DB; require_once($CFG->dirroot . '/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); // If we have instance information then we can just update the one event instead of updating all events. if (isset($instance)) { if (!is_object($instance)) { $instance = $DB->get_record('scorm', array('id' => $instance), '*', MUST_EXIST); } if (isset($cm)) { if (!is_object($cm)) { $cm = (object)array('id' => $cm); } } else { $cm = get_coursemodule_from_instance('scorm', $instance->id); } scorm_update_calendar($instance, $cm->id); return true; } if ($courseid) { // Make sure that the course id is numeric. if (!is_numeric($courseid)) { return false; } if (!$scorms = $DB->get_records('scorm', array('course' => $courseid))) { return false; } } else { if (!$scorms = $DB->get_records('scorm')) { return false; } } foreach ($scorms as $scorm) { $cm = get_coursemodule_from_instance('scorm', $scorm->id); scorm_update_calendar($scorm, $cm->id); } return true; } /** * This function receives a calendar event and returns the action associated with it, or null if there is none. * * This is used by block_myoverview in order to display the event appropriately. If null is returned then the event * is not displayed on the block. * * @param calendar_event $event * @param \core_calendar\action_factory $factory * @param int $userid User id override * @return \core_calendar\local\event\entities\action_interface|null */ function mod_scorm_core_calendar_provide_event_action(calendar_event $event, \core_calendar\action_factory $factory, $userid = null) { global $CFG, $USER; require_once($CFG->dirroot . '/mod/scorm/locallib.php'); if (empty($userid)) { $userid = $USER->id; } $cm = get_fast_modinfo($event->courseid, $userid)->instances['scorm'][$event->instance]; if (has_capability('mod/scorm:viewreport', $cm->context, $userid)) { // Teachers do not need to be reminded to complete a scorm. return null; } $completion = new \completion_info($cm->get_course()); $completiondata = $completion->get_data($cm, false, $userid); if ($completiondata->completionstate != COMPLETION_INCOMPLETE) { return null; } if (!empty($cm->customdata['timeclose']) && $cm->customdata['timeclose'] < time()) { // The scorm has closed so the user can no longer submit anything. return null; } // Restore scorm object from cached values in $cm, we only need id, timeclose and timeopen. $customdata = $cm->customdata ?: []; $customdata['id'] = $cm->instance; $scorm = (object)($customdata + ['timeclose' => 0, 'timeopen' => 0]); // Check that the SCORM activity is open. list($actionable, $warnings) = scorm_get_availability_status($scorm, false, null, $userid); return $factory->create_instance( get_string('enter', 'scorm'), new \moodle_url('/mod/scorm/view.php', array('id' => $cm->id)), 1, $actionable ); } /** * Add a get_coursemodule_info function in case any SCORM type wants to add 'extra' information * for the course (see resource). * * Given a course_module object, this function returns any "extra" information that may be needed * when printing this activity in a course listing. See get_array_of_activities() in course/lib.php. * * @param stdClass $coursemodule The coursemodule object (record). * @return cached_cm_info An object on information that the courses * will know about (most noticeably, an icon). */ function scorm_get_coursemodule_info($coursemodule) { global $DB; $dbparams = ['id' => $coursemodule->instance]; $fields = 'id, name, intro, introformat, completionstatusrequired, completionscorerequired, completionstatusallscos, '. 'timeopen, timeclose'; if (!$scorm = $DB->get_record('scorm', $dbparams, $fields)) { return false; } $result = new cached_cm_info(); $result->name = $scorm->name; if ($coursemodule->showdescription) { // Convert intro to html. Do not filter cached version, filters run at display time. $result->content = format_module_intro('scorm', $scorm, $coursemodule->id, false); } // Populate the custom completion rules as key => value pairs, but only if the completion mode is 'automatic'. if ($coursemodule->completion == COMPLETION_TRACKING_AUTOMATIC) { $result->customdata['customcompletionrules']['completionstatusrequired'] = $scorm->completionstatusrequired; $result->customdata['customcompletionrules']['completionscorerequired'] = $scorm->completionscorerequired; $result->customdata['customcompletionrules']['completionstatusallscos'] = $scorm->completionstatusallscos; } // Populate some other values that can be used in calendar or on dashboard. if ($scorm->timeopen) { $result->customdata['timeopen'] = $scorm->timeopen; } if ($scorm->timeclose) { $result->customdata['timeclose'] = $scorm->timeclose; } return $result; } /** * Callback which returns human-readable strings describing the active completion custom rules for the module instance. * * @param cm_info|stdClass $cm object with fields ->completion and ->customdata['customcompletionrules'] * @return array $descriptions the array of descriptions for the custom rules. */ function mod_scorm_get_completion_active_rule_descriptions($cm) { // Values will be present in cm_info, and we assume these are up to date. if (empty($cm->customdata['customcompletionrules']) || $cm->completion != COMPLETION_TRACKING_AUTOMATIC) { return []; } $descriptions = []; foreach ($cm->customdata['customcompletionrules'] as $key => $val) { switch ($key) { case 'completionstatusrequired': if (!is_null($val)) { // Determine the selected statuses using a bitwise operation. $cvalues = array(); foreach (scorm_status_options(true) as $bit => $string) { if (($val & $bit) == $bit) { $cvalues[] = $string; } } $statusstring = implode(', ', $cvalues); $descriptions[] = get_string('completionstatusrequireddesc', 'scorm', $statusstring); } break; case 'completionscorerequired': if (!is_null($val)) { $descriptions[] = get_string('completionscorerequireddesc', 'scorm', $val); } break; case 'completionstatusallscos': if (!empty($val)) { $descriptions[] = get_string('completionstatusallscos', 'scorm'); } break; default: break; } } return $descriptions; } /** * This function will update the scorm module according to the * event that has been modified. * * It will set the timeopen or timeclose value of the scorm instance * according to the type of event provided. * * @throws \moodle_exception * @param \calendar_event $event * @param stdClass $scorm The module instance to get the range from */ function mod_scorm_core_calendar_event_timestart_updated(\calendar_event $event, \stdClass $scorm) { global $DB; if (empty($event->instance) || $event->modulename != 'scorm') { return; } if ($event->instance != $scorm->id) { return; } if (!in_array($event->eventtype, [SCORM_EVENT_TYPE_OPEN, SCORM_EVENT_TYPE_CLOSE])) { return; } $courseid = $event->courseid; $modulename = $event->modulename; $instanceid = $event->instance; $modified = false; $coursemodule = get_fast_modinfo($courseid)->instances[$modulename][$instanceid]; $context = context_module::instance($coursemodule->id); // The user does not have the capability to modify this activity. if (!has_capability('moodle/course:manageactivities', $context)) { return; } if ($event->eventtype == SCORM_EVENT_TYPE_OPEN) { // If the event is for the scorm activity opening then we should // set the start time of the scorm activity to be the new start // time of the event. if ($scorm->timeopen != $event->timestart) { $scorm->timeopen = $event->timestart; $scorm->timemodified = time(); $modified = true; } } else if ($event->eventtype == SCORM_EVENT_TYPE_CLOSE) { // If the event is for the scorm activity closing then we should // set the end time of the scorm activity to be the new start // time of the event. if ($scorm->timeclose != $event->timestart) { $scorm->timeclose = $event->timestart; $modified = true; } } if ($modified) { $scorm->timemodified = time(); $DB->update_record('scorm', $scorm); $event = \core\event\course_module_updated::create_from_cm($coursemodule, $context); $event->trigger(); } } /** * This function calculates the minimum and maximum cutoff values for the timestart of * the given event. * * It will return an array with two values, the first being the minimum cutoff value and * the second being the maximum cutoff value. Either or both values can be null, which * indicates there is no minimum or maximum, respectively. * * If a cutoff is required then the function must return an array containing the cutoff * timestamp and error string to display to the user if the cutoff value is violated. * * A minimum and maximum cutoff return value will look like: * [ * [1505704373, 'The date must be after this date'], * [1506741172, 'The date must be before this date'] * ] * * @param \calendar_event $event The calendar event to get the time range for * @param \stdClass $instance The module instance to get the range from * @return array Returns an array with min and max date. */ function mod_scorm_core_calendar_get_valid_event_timestart_range(\calendar_event $event, \stdClass $instance) { $mindate = null; $maxdate = null; if ($event->eventtype == SCORM_EVENT_TYPE_OPEN) { // The start time of the open event can't be equal to or after the // close time of the scorm activity. if (!empty($instance->timeclose)) { $maxdate = [ $instance->timeclose, get_string('openafterclose', 'scorm') ]; } } else if ($event->eventtype == SCORM_EVENT_TYPE_CLOSE) { // The start time of the close event can't be equal to or earlier than the // open time of the scorm activity. if (!empty($instance->timeopen)) { $mindate = [ $instance->timeopen, get_string('closebeforeopen', 'scorm') ]; } } return [$mindate, $maxdate]; } /** * Given an array with a file path, it returns the itemid and the filepath for the defined filearea. * * @param string $filearea The filearea. * @param array $args The path (the part after the filearea and before the filename). * @return array The itemid and the filepath inside the $args path, for the defined filearea. */ function mod_scorm_get_path_from_pluginfile(string $filearea, array $args) : array { // SCORM never has an itemid (the number represents the revision but it's not stored in database). array_shift($args); // Get the filepath. if (empty($args)) { $filepath = '/'; } else { $filepath = '/' . implode('/', $args) . '/'; } return [ 'itemid' => 0, 'filepath' => $filepath, ]; } /** * Callback to fetch the activity event type lang string. * * @param string $eventtype The event type. * @return lang_string The event type lang string. */ function mod_scorm_core_calendar_get_event_action_string(string $eventtype): string { $modulename = get_string('modulename', 'scorm'); switch ($eventtype) { case SCORM_EVENT_TYPE_OPEN: $identifier = 'calendarstart'; break; case SCORM_EVENT_TYPE_CLOSE: $identifier = 'calendarend'; break; default: return get_string('requiresaction', 'calendar', $modulename); } return get_string($identifier, 'scorm', $modulename); } /** * This function extends the settings navigation block for the site. * * It is safe to rely on PAGE here as we will only ever be within the module * context when this is called * * @param settings_navigation $settings navigation_node object. * @param navigation_node $scormnode navigation_node object. * @return void */ function scorm_extend_settings_navigation(settings_navigation $settings, navigation_node $scormnode): void { if (has_capability('mod/scorm:viewreport', $settings->get_page()->cm->context)) { $url = new moodle_url('/mod/scorm/report.php', ['id' => $settings->get_page()->cm->id]); $scormnode->add(get_string("reports", "scorm"), $url, navigation_node::TYPE_CUSTOM, null, 'scormreport'); } } ,

Seylan Bank conducts knowledge sharing event for Women Employees Home » Seylan Bank conducts knowledge sharing event for Women Employees Seylan Bank, the Bank with a Heart, recently conducted a knowledge sharing programme for all its women employees. Dr. Linda Speldewinde, Founder and Chairperson – Design Corp Group of Companies and Dr. Lanka Jayasuriya-Dissanayake, Chairperson and Trustee – Indira Cancer Trust were the guest speakers at the event. Dr. Linda Speldewinde Speaking to the participants, Dr. Linda Speldewinde drew attention to the fact that gender equality and empowerment of women and girls have long been part of the development process of this country. She explained how the Design Group of Companies provides a platform to empower women in Sri Lanka to initiate innovative plans that will support them to sustain themselves in the current context and be economically successful. A visionary leader with global experience, Dr. Speldewinde looks to exchange new knowledge, with Academy of Design as a globally accessible learning center for design and innovation from South Asia. Dr. Lanka Jayasuriya-Dissanayake Speaking on a different yet equally important topic, Dr. Lanka Jayasuriya-Dissanayake educated the attendees about prevention of cancer. “There are ample advocacy campaigns available for prevention of cancer, targeting healthy lifestyles, with clear messages about healthy diets, physical activities and mental exercises among others. Early detection of cancer is very much important for females, especially for the common cancers such as breast cancer,” she explained. Dr. Jayasuriya-Dissanayake currently serves as the Chairperson and Trustee of the Indira Cancer Trust, a non-governmental organization that supports patients with cancer and their families through over 20 projects. The talks received positive feedback from the participants with the opportunity to raise concerns and discuss ways to overcome challenges in self-development and healthy living. Women empowerment is not a novel concept to Seylan Bank, which has been at the forefront in growing female leaders within its ranks since inception. The women employees of the Bank number at 45% currently, women also make up 27% percent of the Board of Directors and almost half of the board committees. In addition, 20 % out of the total staff cadre is managed and led by women. Seylan Bank was recognized as one of the Best Women Friendly Workplaces in Sri Lanka in 2021 by Great Place to Work, a testament to the culture of equality that is perpetuated in the Bank. Appreciating the contribution of the women at the Bank during the event, Amanthi Motha, Chief HR Manager, Seylan Bank said, “Today we have empowered our Seylan female employees by putting them at the center of our decision making, planning and action, in order to entrust them with more responsibilities for the betterment of the future of the bank. Many of the ladies who have joined at entry level jobs, have successfully managed to climb up the ranks to management level positions. Even before ‘Equality’ and ‘Inclusivity’ became buzz words in the corporate sector, Seylan Bank had embodied this spirit since inception, and will continue to do so”. This entry was posted in:Banking and Finance Previous PostNuwan Gamage Elected as a 44th President of Sri Lanka Institute of Marketing (SLIM) Next PostCICT Wins Award for the Most Efficient Terminal Operator at Global Ports Forum Awards

Tarry Wine Tasting Tarry Wine Sold out last year and back by popular demand please join us for a special Wine tasting at Tarry Wine. Complementary appetizers such as assortments of fine cheese, cured meats, and more will be provided from Tarry Market. Tarry Wine will also be offering wine at a discount for our members, just in time for Thanksgiving! We are only able to accept prepaid Paypal numbers for this event please RSVP by Tuesday November 17th. Member price is $30 per person.

Evangelism Salvation Remembering the grace of the God who saves us! Pastor Chris Preaches Salvation In The Villages Of Tabea. Many Came To Faith In Christ. Public school outreach with Noelle Jones in the city of Gagnoa, Côte d’Ivoire.

Monday, 03 June 2019 - Sunday, 09 June 2019

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Drupal As an Alternative Blog Software to WordPress Posted in : Blogging Communities Posted on May 21, 2022 May 18, 2022 There are a lot of blogging software on the market — some free and open source, some commercial — but no one comes close to WordPress in terms of popularity and user base in the blogging community. Its famous 5-minute install has sealed its reputation as an easy-to-use platform for publishing a website without the technical know-how required by other blogging software. Undoubtedly, WordPress is the first choice of bloggers, but there is another open source alternative that has built in blogging capabilities and packs more options out of the box — Drupal. No thanks in part to its unusual name, Drupal is not a byword in the blogging community in the same level as WordPress, but it has been gaining a lot of followers among bloggers who see their websites growing beyond a blog as they build a community around their readers. Because Drupal was built primarily as a web software for online communities, with its built-in Forum and Profile modules, it has the potential of taking a blog to an entirely different level — allowing it to accept members as bloggers and forum members each with their own profiles and blogs. Drupal comes with a Blog module out of the box, and this module supports multi-user blogging. Unlike WordPress which can only accept multiple authors blogging on a single blog, Drupal gives users their own blogs each with its own RSS feed. Drupal also has a Ping module that can turned on to alert services such as Pingomatic, Weblogs and Newsgator whenever a new content is posted — much like WordPress. However, Drupal does not have a built-in trackback feature. It would require the installation of a third party module called Trackback module. A trackback is a method for a blogs to notify another blog that has linked to one of its posts. In return, the linked blog would add a link on the post linking back to other blog. Trackback comes out of the box in WordPress and it has encouraged interaction WordPress bloggers to link to each others post thereby exchanging traffic in the process. Because Drupal wasn’t built as a dedicated blogging software like WordPress, it would take a lot more customization to achieve the same function and backend behavior of WordPress, and this could be a major discouraging factor for ordinary publishers who don’t want to be bothered by highly technical modifications. But they should fear not, because once you go past Drupal’s installation — which can also take as short as 5 minutes, it’s all just a matter of activating the built-in Blog and Ping modules, and you can have a blog in minutes. And thanks to Drupal’s helpful community and excellent documentation, your blog can be customized with image galleries, video galleries, a forum for your readers, user groups, and even a shopping cart if you decide to sell products or memberships as your blogs expands with more sections and features. Previous Management of Digital Marketing Campaigns Next How To Outsource Your SEO Campaign

summary: Extended output information for convert_submissions type: Improvement project: Moodle description: It happens from time to time that in cron output appears logs like: Convert 1 submission attempt(s) for assignment 3771 Conversion failed with error:nopermission The assignment could contain a lot of submissions from different users. It would be good to add something more helpful, for example: Conversion for submission ID ... and attempt number ... has failed with error: ... comments:

### Project:jsdoc ### Description:JavaScript API Documentation builds for Moodle LMS ### File: ### Path:./mod/quiz/accessrule/accessrulebase.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. /** * File only retained to prevent fatal errors in code that tries to require/include this. * * @todo MDL-76612 delete this file as part of Moodle 4.6 development. * @deprecated This file is no longer required in Moodle 4.2+. */ defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die(); debugging('This file is no longer required in Moodle 4.2+. Please do not include/require it.', DEBUG_DEVELOPER); require_once($CFG->dirroot . '/mod/quiz/locallib.php'); ,

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### Project:devdocs ### Description:Source of the Moodle Developer Resources and Documentation ### File: ### Path:./backup/cc/cc_lib/cc_converter_folder.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. /** * @package backup-convert * @subpackage cc-library * @copyright 2012 Darko Miletic <[email protected]> * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ require_once('cc_converters.php'); require_once('cc_general.php'); class cc_converter_folder extends cc_converter { public function __construct(cc_i_item &$item, cc_i_manifest &$manifest, $rootpath, $path) { $this->defaultfile = 'folder.xml'; parent::__construct($item, $manifest, $rootpath, $path); } public function convert($outdir) { $resitem = new cc_item(); $resitem->title = $this->doc->nodeValue('/activity/folder/name'); $this->item->add_child_item($resitem); $contextid = $this->doc->nodeValue('/activity/@contextid'); cc_helpers::handle_static_content($this->manifest, $this->rootpath, $contextid, $outdir); return true; } } ,

ANTH 220 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology The concept of culture; its origin, development, and diversity. Culture as an adaptive mechanism. Theory and method of cultural anthropology applied to the analysis of selected cultures.

Tianrun provides a place to stay for dreams Only hard work can be done well, hard work can bring opportunities, and efforts must be rewarded. Talent strategy > Training development Perfect training system The company has a special training department, a training base and rich training resources. Combined with the company's strategy and the needs of individual employees, the company carries out employee promotion training in the form of combining internal training and external training. Not only build a group of high-quality training teachers and professional internal trainers; At the same time, it also organizes employees to conduct online learning and external training. 01 Internal training (1）The company has jointly carried out master's training programs with Shandong University, Harbin Institute of technology and other universities to encourage the progressive degree education of master's degree, master's degree and doctoral degree, paid learning and full reimbursement of tuition fees. （2）Adopt the project education mechanism of expert apprenticeship and special training; Long term employment of domestic famous experts and scholars to the company for guidance; The company has carried out "336 blue sky plan", "P • L • e • s blue sky talent training plan" and other talent training plans to train elite management teams and professional and technical talents. （3）At present, the enterprise has mainly built an internal trainer system of five modules: corporate culture, technology, lean, quality and equipment. In addition, the company has also invested a lot of training resources to support the development of training. 02 External training (1)The company has jointly carried out master's training programs with Shandong University, Harbin Institute of technology and other universities to encourage the progressive degree education of master's degree, master's degree and doctoral degree, paid learning and full reimbursement of tuition fees. (2)In addition, the company also takes a series of training measures such as regularly selecting excellent talents to study in scientific research institutes and foreign famous engine R & D centers to help employees grow rapidly and build a learning enterprise. Diversified development path Multi way promotion Perfect career promotion channel The company implements a job promotion mechanism of annual assessment, appointment and competitive selection, and dynamic management, creating a smooth promotion channel for employees. The promotion channel is divided into three categories: operation management, professional technology and professional management, and is divided into ten sequences of operation management, marketing, operation management, administrative management, finance, IT, equipment, infrastructure engineering, quality and technology. Look at the picture for details  In order to improve employees' business knowledge and skills, stimulate employees' work enthusiasm and select excellent talents, the company implements the post rotation system. For employees who work hard, perform well and have outstanding ability, there are four career promotion methods: development and promotion within the sequence, job rotation between different categories, job rotation between similar sequences and job rotation between subsequences.

Insane liberals call for Trader Joe’s to change “racist” packaging In response to a circulating petition calling on the company to alter its “racist” packaging, Trader Joe’s has announced that soon there will be no more “Trader Ming’s” or “Trader Jose’s” ethnic food offerings at its stores. Even though the company’s fun and clever packaging for items plucked from around the world was merely meant […] Disney goes full authoritarian, demands mask obedience even while you’re walking and eating Theme park visitors who pick up food and drink are likely to walk around with it, but Disney World is putting an end to this kind of “dangerous” behavior. A new mandate at Disney World demands even more intrusive mask obedience, threatening visitors to leave the park if they walk around eating or drinking without […] Liberal insanity in Berkeley as cops to be replaced by unarmed municipal workers for handling traffic stops The city of Berkeley, California, has announced that it plans to remove police officers from traffic enforcement duties. In place of highly trained and armed officers, the super-liberal city plans to enlist unarmed municipal workers to perform traffic stops. After nine hours of debate in a virtual meeting, the City Council approved a plan by […] Rioters in Portland TEAR DOWN statue of Founding Father George Washington On June 18, on the evening before the Juneteenth, rioters in Portland toppled a statute of George Washington. Several dozen rioters showed up to tear down the large bronze statue of the Founding Father located on the lawn outside the German American Society building in the Northeast Portland neighborhood. A news crew from KOIN 6 found the statue lying […] Chick-fil-A CEO gets on his knees, shines rapper’s shoes, says White Christians must ‘repent’ for ‘shame’ of racism Chick-Fil-A CEO Dan Cathy got down on his knees and shined rapper Lecrae’s shoes after claiming white Christians should shine stranger’s shoes to “repent” for the “shame” and “embarrassment” of racism. (Article by Chris Menahan republished from InformationLiberation.com) From CNS News, “Chick-Fil-A CEO: White People Should Shine Blacks’ Shoes to Show ‘Sense of Shame,’ ‘Embarrassment’ for […] Thanks to the LGBT mafia, you can now lose your job for saying that only women can give birth The former spokeswoman for Doula UK, a birthing group based out of Great Britain, was canned from her position recently after she dared to post biological facts to her social media accounts. Lynsey McCarthy-Calvert, 45, has been working with pregnant women for many years, having represented the national organization for birthing coaches in her country. […] Universities now demanding total obedience to transgenderism lunacy for businesses before they are allowed to operate on campus… intellectual DIVERSITY is outlawed After it was announced that Chick-fil-A is planning to open a restaurant location on the campus of Purdue University in Indiana, leftists on campus went absolutely irate because the nation’s most popular fast-food chain is known for its family values, including its support for traditional marriage between a man and a woman. Even though Chick-fil-A […] Georgia city shuts down farm stand run by preschoolers and demands they pay $50 per day to do business, which would bankrupt them As a service to their local community, preschoolers attending the Little Ones Learning Center in Forest Park, Georgia, located just outside of Atlanta, run a farm stand that provides fresh fruits and vegetables at affordable prices to residents in an area that some would describe as a food “desert” – or at least they did […] 08/15/2019 / By Lance D Johanson Those screaming loudest about “climate change” are flying around in private jets and living in luxurious, energy-wasting homes In Suzanne Collin’s Hunger Games book series, a post-apocalyptic country named Panem is sanctioned off into twelve districts. Each district specializes in an area of production, from agriculture to technology to energy, etc. Panem is ruled by an elite group of people who control the country and its resource distribution. These elite people live luxuriously […] VIDEO: Students sign petition to ban ‘offensive’ white man in crosswalk signs With the rise of politically correct culture, nothing- not even crosswalk signs- are off limits. Campus Reform went undercover to George Washington University to ask students if they supported changing the “offensive” and “oppressive” white man in crosswalk lights, as well. (Article by Ethan Cai republished from CampusReform.org) With the rise of politically correct culture, […]

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Home/Weight Loss Tips/best tips for how to burn fat at home Sobi Tech Send an email Fat burning is the process of using fat for fuel, instead of muscle or carbohydrates. Just as muscle cells turn sugar into energy, fat cells do the same. They take fatty acids from food and convert them into fatty acids that are then released into the blood stream. There are two kinds of fat: triglycerides and free fatty acids. Triglycerides are made up of three fatty acids bound together by a glycerol molecule. Free fatty acids contain no glycerol, so they float around in your blood stream waiting to be burned for energy. When you eat foods containing simple sugars (like those found in candy bars), the body breaks down these sugars into glucose, which enters the bloodstream. Glucose is used immediately by the body for energy or stored as glycogen in your muscles and liver to be used later if needed. When you eat foods containing complex carbohydrates (such as whole grains), your body turns these complex sugars into complex molecules called starch or glycogen (also called liver starch). These complex molecules are stored in your muscles and liver until needed as fuel. There are many ways to burn fat at home and one of them is through exercise. You can join a gym or purchase an exercise machine, but there are other ways to burn fat at home. Here are some of the best tips for how to burn fat at home. Eat More Healthy Foods Drink a glass of water before eating Avoid snacking between meals Exercise is the best way to burn calories, boost your metabolism and increase your energy. It’s also a great way to reduce stress, boost confidence and improve mood. It takes about 30 minutes of physical activity for every pound of body weight lost. So if you weigh 200 pounds, you can lose up to 200 calories per day by exercising regularly. 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The Quest For The Best The All-New Apple 27 inch iMac... The Quest For The Best Series on Jake's Rolex Watch Blog seeks to find the absolute best product or service in any category, and share with you, the reader what makes the best the best. Seek to make things simple, not simpler. –Albert Einstein The Quest For The Best The All-New Apple 27 inch iMac You Need This Computer!!!!! I pretty much live on the computer–which is by design–and I am not complaining since I really enjoy it. I have however, been frustrated my whole computing life by how slow computers performed and evolved :-(((( My dream has always been to have a computer that could keep up with me, which seems like it should have been possible, but it was simply not reality–not even close. I also noticed, the faster computers became, the faster my skills became, which made me feel like a donkey chasing a carrot on a stick. I feel like I have been dwelling in a world where computers were designed by the same team that brought us the half-baked-at-best Ford Gremlin and Chrysler Reliant K–just a bunch of thoughtless beige cardboard garbage with plastic seat-covers. I always felt like I should be living in the Jetson's, but I was stuck in the Flintstones. It seems as if my entire computer experience over the last 4 decades was summed up "Hurry up and wait!?!" Friction-Free Computing With the advent of Apple's all-new 27 inch iMac my digital-life just got much, much, much better and easier!!!! Everything is very close to instantaneous on the all-new iMac, which makes it feel like the computer actually understands me or can read my mind!!! My dream to have a friction-free computing experience has arrived and I couldn't be happier!!! Typically a product review makes you wait until the end before it draws its conclusion, but I am going to take a different approach and begin with the conclusion: The all-new 27 inch Apple iMac is Off-The-Richter-Scale Unbelievable!!!! Crazy, Stunningly Amazing, Over-The-Top, Beautiful, Off-the-hook, Astounding, Stupefying, Breathtaking, Awesome, Spectacular, Phenomenal, Extraordinary, Jaw-Dropping, Wondrous, Pure, Incredible, Delicious!!!!!!!! Run out and buy one!!!!!!!! I am just completely blown-away with this Magnificent Masterpiece of Design which is an astonishingly fast piece of Industrial Art!!!!!!!! The Future Has Arrived A few weeks ago Apple surprised or should I say "stunned" everybody when they introduced an All-New line of their all-in-one-design desktop computers named iMac and this review covers the stunningly magnificent 27 inch iMac. I purchased one of these beauties over a week ago and have been testing it and I want to share my findings with you!!! I sincerely believe, future generations, many years from now will look back at the introduction of this bold machine as a seminal event in computer history, where the computing dividend first paid-off. In other words, 10 years from now, I believe we will look back and wonder how we ever lived with all the janky, junky, jokey-jokey desktop computers that came before the 27 inch iMac. I can literally see how in the future desktop computing will be measured in terms of before and after the 27incher–No Joke!!! Not only is this the absolute best computer ever made–by a long shot–but it basically makes every desktop computer on earth obsolete!!! I realize I just made a bold declarative statement and I intend to back it up with this article. Somebody once said "God gave us eyes so we could appreciate beauty" which is perfectly on-point for the all-new 27 inch iMac!!!!!!!!! As you see in the above photo of the 27 inch iMac it comes with a wireless Bluetooth keyboard and mouse and built-in 802.11n Wifi. Not only is it the best performing computer, but it looks like a million bucks. I intentionally put the photo of the all-new Ferrari on the screen because that is essentially what you get when you purchase the new 27 inch iMac!!! The supreme irony with this magnificent machine is that it is extremely inexpensive for what you get. The unbelievable new 27 inch iMac only cost $1699 and you can purchase it directly from Amazon for $1699 delivered to your doorstep by scrolling to the end of this review. This amazing price includes free shipping and Amazon does not charge sales tax. Beauty That's A Beast!!! As you see in the photo below the whole computer is in the screen. That's right...I said the entire computer, including the hard drive, RAM and dual Intel Core 2 Duo 3.06GHz processor is located inside the screen case. Even the power supply is located inside the computer, so you just simply plug it in the wall and you're pretty much done. This ultra-simple transportable design also makes it very easy to move it around your home or office. There is no reason why you couldn't sit in a comfortable chair in your den and write a book on it, and they move it to your bedroom to watch a movie or TV shows in bed. The all-in-one design is remarkable because it not only looks like a work-of-art, but you don't have to have some stupid, ugly, noisy tower that sits on the floor or even worse, on your desktop. Speaking of noisy computers...the all-new iMac is unbelievably quiet and has built in high-quality stereo speakers that are hidden on the bottom of the machine. It also has a super-high-resolution glossy glass screen that make all graphics look yummy and much more alive and 3Dimensional!!!!!!! Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. –Leonardo da Vinci We also see in the photo above that the DVD burner and SD card slot are located on the right side of the new iMac. The wireless Bluetooth keyboard and all-new Apple Magic Mouse come stock with it. That's right, for $1699 the all new 27 inch iMac comes standard with the cordless keyboard and mouse which cost $120 if purchased separately. If you think about it, that means the computer and screen only cost $1580. The Power Of Simplicity Before we examine more details on what makes this the best computer ever made lets look at the breathtaking screen. As you can see in the photo above and below, the screen is real glass and the seamless black frame goes to the edge. This gives the 27 iMac a super-clean, simple vibe that is extremely elegant at the same time!!!! The screen on this beast is a whopping 27 inches diagonally and in many ways the all new iMac's design language makes it appear like a huge iPhone. The screen has a native resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels which allows you to view two full-size application windows side-by-side with zero overlap. What is so important about being able to see two full-size application windows side by side? We human beings reason by analogy. We constantly compare one frame of reference to another and on the new 27 iMac this is easy. As you can see in the photo above we are seeing two full width 1245 Pixel web-browser windows side by side with zero overlap–Just like a full-sized glossy magazine!!!! There have been many times when I have spoken with somebody on the phone and they are looking at Jake's Rolex Watch Blog and they ask why the main 800 pixel-wide images are cut-off on their screen? Obviously it is because their screen is too small. I will share a story with you about a conversation I had on this subject with an old man who will go unmentioned. We were talking on the phone and he was on Jake's Rolex Watch Blog. He asked me why the photos were cut-off and he could see just more than half of the width? After about 15 frustrating minutes with me trying to troubleshoot with him to overcome the challenge we concluded that he was on a 15 inch LCD!?!? I told him his archaic 15 inch LCD was not displaying the web the way it was meant to be seen. He got really flustered with me and asked why he could not see the whole pictures on his computer? I asked him how long ago he bought his computer and he responded that he had only had it 4-5 years. I recommended he get a new iMac to make his life simple and he said he refused to waste money on a new computer when he had a perfectly good computer. The challenge is that computer years are very much like dog years. His computer is more like a driving around in a 35 year-old Chrysler Reliant K. I don't mean to appear arrogant, but that is the stone-cold reality. Computers and the web have evolved so much in the last 4-5 years it is truly amazing, and thus it makes sense to invest in a computer that will allow you to completely enjoy yourself and see the web the way it looks best. Timeless–Future Proof Design No computer is future-proof per se and that is probably a good thing. I actually prefer my computer to become obsolete as soon as possible because that means that whatever replaces it will be that much better!!! The interesting thing with this all-new iMac is that I argue that it is the most future proof computer ever offered for sale. With the advent of this all-new 27 inch iMac, I argue computer hardware has hit a crescendo, where for the first time in computer history the hardware is so much faster than what the software requires, that if you invest in this beautiful machine, you will enjoy it for many years to come. In 4-5 years I believe it will still look great and perform well. Unbelievable Design & Specifications Let's take a close look under the hood and examine what makes this all-new 27 inch Apple iMac so unusual and powerful. First is the LED backlit LCD screen technology that Apple incorporated into the machine. LCD screens have historically been backlit with Fluorescent lights that require time to warm up. LED backlights are not only instantly at their brightest, but they are much more energy-efficient and thus consume far less electricity. LED's also produce a cleaner, whiter light and last much, much, much longer without losing any light power whereas fluorescent backlighting dims and typically yellows with age. LED's also produce very little if any heat. When Apple originally designed the iPhone, they invested $60 Million in just mechanical and electrical engineering to force the ultimate form-factor into existance. They did so because they realized how important it was to achieve the perfect small, skinny form-factor that had multiple invisible antennas inside; including a Bluetooth antenna, a Wifi antenna as well as a cellular antenna. With the all new 27 inch iMac Apple once again stepped up and did the same thing, and this time they custom-fabricated their own custom-made LCD panel. This panel uses a state-of-the-art LCD screen technology named In-Plane-Swtiching (IPS) which creates a super-clear, tack-sharp image with excellent off-angle viewing coupled with a wider-color gamut, meaning more visible colors on the screen. This custom LCD panel also has many unique characteristics. To begin with, it has the highest Pixel Per Inch (PPI) count of any monitor Apple has ever made. The screen also has a 16:9 aspect ratio which is also a first for Apple. A 16:9 Aspect Ratio refers to the ratio between the Width (16) and the Height (9). Standard, old-fashioned TV's have an aspect ratio of 3:4 (meaning 3 High by 4 Wide) and most wide-screen computer monitors are 16:10 which means that if you watch a standard High-Defenition (HD) movie you would get black bars on the top and bottom of the screen, but this is not the case with the all-new 16:9 Aspect Ratio iMac!!! Convergence Achieved This is of significant consideration because I recall 10 years ago there was a big debate about whether we would see Computer-On-A-TV or TV-On-A-Computer? The obvious answer is TV-On-A-Computer won out, and now we have a screen on a Mac that is the same aspect ratio as a Plasma or LCD TV. What does this all mean? You can now use your iMac for watching widescreen 16:9 movies or widescreen TV shows and they will both take up the whole screen. Also, many of the new state-of-the-art point-and-shoot-digital cameras can shoot photos that are 16:9 so everything is uniform and looks great on this Apple masterpiece. As we see, on the back of the machine (pictured below) the all-new 27 iMac has a vent on top of the all-aluminum case-back with the exception of the Apple logo which is high-end plastic that has the Wifi and Bluetooth antennas behind it to achieve superb reception. The 27 inch iMac is also VESA mountable which means you can remove the existing stand and wall mount it. The all-new iMac has all its connection ports and power button on the back. As we see in the image below (from left to right) we see Audio Out (Digital Toslink & Analog) Audio In (Digital Toslink & Analog) 4 USB 2.0 Ports Firewire 800 Port Mini-Display Port (for hooking-up an additional monitor if you wish) There is also a Kensington compatible security slot which would stop anybody from walking away with your computer in an office, gym or trade-show environment. In the photo below we see a side-profile shot of the all-new iMac and it is hard to believe that the machine has a world-class professional workstation-class computer inside the screen enclosure, but it does. It comes standard with a 1 Terrabyte hard drive that spins at 7200 RPM–so it is really Fast!!!!!!! It is hard to see, which is by design, but the all-new iMac also has an iSight video camera (pictured below: located top in the middle) which allows you to video conference over iChat or Skype for free with up to 3 other people in the world so long as they have an internet connection. Is A Mac Really Better Than A PC? In a word, Yes!!!!!!! When I was 16 years old, more than 25 years ago, I bought the first Apple Mac the first day it was available (January 24, 1984). I actually cut fifth-period and went to the Compuland in Mill Valley in Marin County, California and waited for the UPS man to show up!!! Pictured below is the original brochure for the first Mac I purchased: Original 1984 Apple Macintosh 128Kb Brochure It is fascinating to note the all-in-one design of 27 iMac is almost identical to the original Mac from 1984 even though the 27 looks a million times better. You've come a long way baby!!! That same years I also purchased my first Rolex which was a stainless steel Submariner. (By the way the new iMac perfectly matches a Submariner ;-) Here is the original 1984 won't be like 1984 Apple Commercial: I actually took my first computer lab class when I was 11 years old and I have been using computers for more than 3 decades. Even Bill Gates will tell you the Mac is better than any other computer: So what makes the Mac so much better than a PC? A zillion things. I will enumerate what I consider to be the most compelling reasons: System Integration: Apple designs and manufactures all their own hardware as well as writing their Snow Leopard Operating System (OS X). This results in much more predictable and reliable behavior. Free World-Class Software: All apple computers including the all-new 27 inch iMac come with the iLife suite of world-class, easy to learn software which includes iPhoto for managing your digital photos; iMovie, for editing your video and Garage Band for editing sound recordings. As a matter of fact, I edit Jake's Rolex Watch Blog Podcasts in Garage Band. Apple Stores: If you ever have any challenges with your Apple computer you can take it to any Apple store to the Genius Bar and they will fix it for you or answer any questions you have. If you have ever had a challenge with a DELL computer, you know what a nightmare it can be to get it fixed. Zero Viruses: There are over 120,000 PC viruses that can also make your life a nightmare. To add insult to injury, you have to pay a third-party $40 a year to help protect your computer from viruses. This would be like having to pay a bodyguard to protect you from your husband or wife, which is absurd. The Apple Macs have ZERO Viruses. So not only do you not have to waste $40 per years, but you can't get a virus because they simply don't exist. One-On-One Training: If you invest in an Apple and you want to learn how to use any piece of software, you can sign up for a program that allows you go to any Apple store in the world and take a 1 hour class up to once a week and it only costs $100 per year!!! The will teach you anything and it is a very, very impressive program and value. If you currently own a PC and you want to transfer all your data over to the Mac, they include this service for free if you sign-up for the One-On-One service. Ease Of Use: Widows Vista was such a nightmare to upgrade to from Windows XP, that many people and businesses stuck with XP. Microsoft just came out with Windows 7 which is much better than XP or Vista, but in many ways it is a copy of the Apple Mac OS X Snow Leopard. It Just Works: Macs are not perfect by any means but everything works well together in symphony. Zero Demoware: Macs don't come with unnecessary crapware and demoware installed. People: Mac users are typically like people who wear Rolex watches. They are passionate, friendly, curious and enjoy helping each other. Plug & Play Predictability: On a Mac you plug and play, there is no Plug & Prey like on a PC with goofy drivers for everything. USB drives and SD cards plug in and do what you expect them to. Simplicity: If you wanted to upgrade from Leopard to Snow Leopard you had one choice and it was $29. Windows 7 comes in 9 different versions which range from $119 to $320. Microsoft Windows 7 comes in Windows 7 Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium, Home Premium Upgrade, Professional, Professional Upgrade, Windows Enterprise, Windows Ultimate & Ultimate Upgrade. This is completely absurd!!! I could go on forever talking about how in my opinion, Mac is so much better than a PC, but guess what the best PC is? That's right, the 27 inch iMac!!!! If you want, you can purchase a 27 inch Mac and load Windows 7 on it and run it under Boot Camp as a full blown PC. This way, your PC will match your really cool iPhone ;-) Another option, if you are crazy like me, you can run Windows side by side on the Mac using a program like Parallels 5 or VMWare Fusion 3 which allows you to run a PC side by side on your Mac simultaneously. You can also configure Parallels or VMWare so PC applications appear to run as Mac applications. So if the Mac is so much better than the PC then why would you want to run a program that would allow you to run PC applications on your Apple Mac? There are many reasons. For instance, Quickbooks, for some bizzare reason, has a different user interface for their Mac version and most accountants and CPA's would prefer you use the PC version. Also, if there is an application or two written for the PC you want or need to run for you business, you can on a Mac. The all-new Apple 27 inch iMac is a complete game-changer. It comes in 3 versions with the least expensive version being $1699 which is the one I recommend for 99+% of the population. I wrote this review on the new $1699 27inch Mac which I have had for a week and I can say it completely boggles my mind!!!! Did I mention it is FAAAASSTTT!!!!!!!!!!!! As you can imagine, I spend at least 8 hours a day in front of the computer writing and researching stories for Jake's Rolex Watch Blog as well as all the graphics and html. I basically live on the computer and the new iMac is so fast and everything is fluid, friction-free and almost instantaneous. I literally can't believe how fast it is and I certainly wonder how I ever lived without it!?!?!? On all the computers I have ever owned, even surfing the web was a pain and always kind of slow, but with the new 27 iMac almost everything is instantaneous!!! Don't forget that if you have a lightning fast internet connection with a slow computer, you go slow. If you have a lightning fast computer like the 27 inch iMac and a so, so connection, it will still be very fast. The all-new 27 iMac is the new ideal and the way a desktop computer should be!!!! That is really the point I wish to pass along to you...the new iMac is the way computers should have always been. Superb Value with Rocket Performance!!!!! How great of a value is the all-new 27 inch iMac? I can tell you that if Apple introduced it for twice the amount of money, I would still have gladly purchased it–seriously–and been equally ecstatic. Why is Apple making such a powerful and great looking machine so inexpensively? Probably because they want to achieve the same ubiquity they have with the iPhone. Apple also came out with an all-new 21.5 inch iMac that is also available (link below on left) but I don't recommend it because you can only comfortably view one window at a time without significant overlapping. I would only recommend the 21.5 for people who have limited eyesight and need to zoom everything way up on the screen. If you have ANY questions about the new iMac I can help you with, please send me an email and I would be happy to help you. (My email is at the top of the page in the right hand corner). 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### Project:custom-tinymce ### Description:Customised TinyMCE for Moodle ### File: ### Path:./lib/mathslib.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. /** * @package core * @subpackage lib * @copyright Petr Skoda (skodak) * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die(); /** @see evalmath/evalmath.class.php */ require_once $CFG->dirroot.'/lib/evalmath/evalmath.class.php'; /** * This class abstracts evaluation of spreadsheet formulas. * See unit tests in lib/tests/mathslib_test.php for sample usage. * * @package moodlecore * @copyright Petr Skoda (skodak) * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ class calc_formula { // private properties var $_em; var $_nfx = false; // postfix notation var $_error = false; // last error /** * Constructor for spreadsheet formula with optional parameters * * @param string $formula with leading = * @param array $params associative array of parameters used in formula. All parameter names must be lowercase! */ public function __construct($formula, $params=false) { $this->_em = new EvalMath(); $this->_em->suppress_errors = true; // no PHP errors! if (strpos($formula, '=') !== 0) { $this->_error = "missing leading '='"; return; } $formula = substr($formula, 1); $this->_nfx = $this->_em->nfx($formula); if ($this->_nfx == false) { $this->_error = $this->_em->last_error; return; } if ($params != false) { $this->set_params($params); } } /** * Old syntax of class constructor. Deprecated in PHP7. * * @deprecated since Moodle 3.1 */ public function calc_formula($formula, $params=false) { debugging('Use of class name as constructor is deprecated', DEBUG_DEVELOPER); self::__construct($formula, $params); } /** * Raplace parameters used in existing formula, * parameter names must contain only lowercase [a-z] letters, no other characters are allowed! * * @param array $params associative array of parameters used in formula */ function set_params($params) { $this->_em->v = $params; } /** * Evaluate formula * * @return mixed number if ok, false if error */ function evaluate() { if ($this->_nfx == false) { return false; } $res = $this->_em->pfx($this->_nfx); if ($res === false) { $this->_error = $this->_em->last_error; return false; } else { $this->_error = false; return $res; } } /** * Get last error. * TODO: localize the strings from contructor and EvalMath library * * @return mixed string with last error description or false if ok */ function get_error() { return $this->_error; } /** * Similar to format_float, formats the numbers and list separators * according to locale specifics. * @param string $formula * @return string localised formula */ public static function localize($formula) { $formula = str_replace('.', '$', $formula ?? ''); // Temp placeholder. $formula = str_replace(',', get_string('listsep', 'langconfig'), $formula); $formula = str_replace('$', get_string('decsep', 'langconfig'), $formula); return $formula; } /** * Similar to unformat_float, converts floats and lists to PHP standards. * @param string $formula localised formula * @return string */ public static function unlocalize($formula) { $formula = str_replace(get_string('decsep', 'langconfig'), '$', $formula); $formula = str_replace(get_string('listsep', 'langconfig'), ',', $formula); $formula = str_replace('$', '.', $formula); // temp placeholder return $formula; } } ,

summary: Spell checker for everything type: New Feature project: Moodle description: Where possible enable pspell/aspell for everything where the user can type more than a few words of text. A number of our users see the lack of spell checking as a serious problem and end up entering text in Word and then cutting and pasting to Moodle, which is inefficient. comments: 1. From Martin Dougiamas (martin at moodle.com) Tuesday, 1 April 2003, 11:49 PM: Im assuming this isnt an April Fools joke but lowering the priority somewhat - its a very difficult problem, especially with multiple languages. Not even Mozilla has a working built-in spellchecker! From Howard Miller (howard.miller at udcf.gla.ac.uk) Friday, 18 June 2004, 09:57 PM: get a mac - Safari has this! Also appearing or available for other browsers. Better as a client side issue. 2. assign to a valid user

### Project:moodle ### Description:Moodle - the world's open source learning platform ### File: ### Path:./admin/presets/classes/manager.php ### Content:<?php // This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/ // // Moodle is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // Moodle is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with Moodle. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. namespace core_adminpresets; use memory_xml_output; use moodle_exception; use stdClass; use xml_writer; defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die(); global $CFG; require_once($CFG->libdir . '/adminlib.php'); /** * Admin tool presets manager class. * * @package core_adminpresets * @copyright 2021 Pimenko <[email protected]><pimenko.com> * @author Jordan Kesraoui | Sylvain Revenu | Pimenko based on David Monllaó <[email protected]> code * @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later */ class manager { /** @var \admin_root The admin root tree with the settings. **/ private $adminroot; /** @var array Setting classes mapping, to associated the local/setting class that should be used when there is * no specific class. */ protected static $settingclassesmap = [ 'adminpresets_admin_setting_agedigitalconsentmap' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configcolourpicker' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configdirectory' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configduration_with_advanced' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext_with_advanced', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configduration' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configempty' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configexecutable' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configfile' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_confightmleditor' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmixedhostiplist' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmultiselect_modules' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmultiselect_with_loader', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configpasswordunmask' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configportlist' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect_with_lock' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext_trim_lower' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext_with_maxlength' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtextarea' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configthemepreset' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_countrycodes' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_courselist_frontpage' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmultiselect_with_loader', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_description' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_enablemobileservice' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configcheckbox', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_filetypes' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_forcetimezone' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_grade_profilereport' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmultiselect_with_loader', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_langlist' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_my_grades_report' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_pickroles' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmulticheckbox', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_question_behaviour' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmultiselect_with_loader', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_regradingcheckbox' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configcheckbox', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_scsscode' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_servertimezone' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_sitesetcheckbox' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configcheckbox', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_sitesetselect' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_adminseesall' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configcheckbox', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_backup_auto_destination' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_coursecontact' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmulticheckbox', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_coursemanager' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmulticheckbox', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_debug' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmultiselect_with_loader', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_frontpagedesc' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_sitesettext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_gradebookroles' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmulticheckbox', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_gradeexport' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmulticheckbox', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_gradelimiting' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configcheckbox', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_grademinmaxtouse' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_gradepointdefault' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_gradepointmax' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_registerauth' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmultiselect_with_loader', 'adminpresets_admin_setting_special_selectsetup' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_admin_settings_country_select' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmultiselect_with_loader', 'adminpresets_admin_settings_coursecat_select' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmultiselect_with_loader', 'adminpresets_admin_settings_h5plib_handler_select' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_admin_settings_num_course_sections' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configmultiselect_with_loader', 'adminpresets_admin_settings_sitepolicy_handler_select' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_antivirus_clamav_pathtounixsocket_setting' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_antivirus_clamav_runningmethod_setting' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_antivirus_clamav_tcpsockethost_setting' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_auth_db_admin_setting_special_auth_configtext' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_auth_ldap_admin_setting_special_lowercase_configtext' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_auth_ldap_admin_setting_special_ntlm_configtext' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_auth_shibboleth_admin_setting_convert_data' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_auth_shibboleth_admin_setting_special_idp_configtextarea' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_auth_shibboleth_admin_setting_special_wayf_select' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_editor_atto_toolbar_setting' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_enrol_database_admin_setting_category' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_enrol_flatfile_role_setting' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configtext', 'adminpresets_enrol_ldap_admin_setting_category' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_format_singleactivity_admin_setting_activitytype' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', 'adminpresets_qtype_multichoice_admin_setting_answernumbering' => 'adminpresets_admin_setting_configselect', ]; /** @var array Relation between database fields and XML files. **/ protected static $dbxmlrelations = [ 'name' => 'NAME', 'comments' => 'COMMENTS', 'timecreated' => 'PRESET_DATE', 'site' => 'SITE_URL', 'author' => 'AUTHOR', 'moodleversion' => 'MOODLE_VERSION', 'moodlerelease' => 'MOODLE_RELEASE' ]; /** @var int Non-core preset */ public const NONCORE_PRESET = 0; /** @var int Starter preset */ public const STARTER_PRESET = 1; /** @var int Full preset */ public const FULL_PRESET = 2; /** * Gets the system settings * * Loads the DB $CFG->prefix.'config' values and the * $CFG->prefix.'config_plugins' values and redirects * the flow through $this->get_settings() * * @return array $settings Array format $array['plugin']['settingname'] = settings_types child class */ public function get_site_settings(): array { global $DB; // Db configs (to avoid multiple queries). $dbconfig = $DB->get_records_select('config', '', [], '', 'name, value'); // Adding site settings in course table. $frontpagevalues = $DB->get_record_select('course', 'id = 1', [], 'fullname, shortname, summary'); foreach ($frontpagevalues as $field => $value) { $dbconfig[$field] = new stdClass(); $dbconfig[$field]->name = $field; $dbconfig[$field]->value = $value; } $sitedbsettings['none'] = $dbconfig; // Config plugins. $configplugins = $DB->get_records('config_plugins'); foreach ($configplugins as $configplugin) { $sitedbsettings[$configplugin->plugin][$configplugin->name] = new stdClass(); $sitedbsettings[$configplugin->plugin][$configplugin->name]->name = $configplugin->name; $sitedbsettings[$configplugin->plugin][$configplugin->name]->value = $configplugin->value; } // Get an array with the common format. return $this->get_settings($sitedbsettings, true, []); } /** * Constructs an array with all the system settings * * If a setting value can't be found on the DB it considers * the default value as the setting value * * Settings without plugin are marked as 'none' in the plugin field * * Returns an standarized settings array format. * * @param array $dbsettings Standarized array, * format $array['plugin']['name'] = obj('name'=>'settingname', 'value'=>'settingvalue') * @param boolean $sitedbvalues Indicates if $dbsettings comes from the site db or not * @param array $settings Array format $array['plugin']['settingname'] = settings_types child class * @param array|false $children Array of admin_category children or false * @return \core_adminpresets\local\setting\adminpresets_setting[][] Array format * $array['plugin']['settingname'] = adminpresets_setting child class */ public function get_settings(array $dbsettings, bool $sitedbvalues = false, array $settings = [], $children = false): array { global $DB; // If there are no children, load admin tree and iterate through. if (!$children) { $this->adminroot = admin_get_root(false, true); $children = $this->adminroot->children; } // Iteates through children. foreach ($children as $key => $child) { // We must search category children. if (is_a($child, 'admin_category')) { if ($child->children) { $settings = $this->get_settings($dbsettings, $sitedbvalues, $settings, $child->children); } // Settings page. } else if (is_a($child, 'admin_settingpage')) { if (property_exists($child, 'settings')) { foreach ($child->settings as $values) { $settingname = $values->name; unset($settingvalue); // Look for his config value. if ($values->plugin == '') { $values->plugin = 'none'; } if (!empty($dbsettings[$values->plugin][$settingname])) { $settingvalue = $dbsettings[$values->plugin][$settingname]->value; } // If no db value found default value. if ($sitedbvalues && !isset($settingvalue)) { // For settings with multiple values. if (is_array($values->defaultsetting)) { if (isset($values->defaultsetting['value'])) { $settingvalue = $values->defaultsetting['value']; // Configtime case, does not have a 'value' default setting. } else { $settingvalue = 0; } } else { $settingvalue = $values->defaultsetting; } } // If there aren't any value loaded, skip that setting. if (!isset($settingvalue)) { continue; } // If there is no setting class defined continue. if (!$setting = $this->get_setting($values, $settingvalue)) { continue; } // Settings_types childs with. // attributes provides an attributes array. if ($attributes = $setting->get_attributes()) { // Look for settings attributes if it is a presets. if (!$sitedbvalues) { $itemid = $dbsettings[$values->plugin][$settingname]->itemid; $attrs = $DB->get_records('adminpresets_it_a', ['itemid' => $itemid], '', 'name, value'); } foreach ($attributes as $defaultvarname => $varname) { unset($attributevalue); // Settings from site. if ($sitedbvalues) { if (!empty($dbsettings[$values->plugin][$varname])) { $attributevalue = $dbsettings[$values->plugin][$varname]->value; } // Settings from a preset. } else if (!$sitedbvalues && isset($attrs[$varname])) { $attributevalue = $attrs[$varname]->value; } // If no value found, default value, // But we may not have a default value for the attribute. if (!isset($attributevalue) && !empty($values->defaultsetting[$defaultvarname])) { $attributevalue = $values->defaultsetting[$defaultvarname]; } // If there is no even a default for this setting will be empty. // So we do nothing in this case. if (isset($attributevalue)) { $setting->set_attribute_value($varname, $attributevalue); } } } // Adding to general settings array. $settings[$values->plugin][$settingname] = $setting; } } } } return $settings; } /** * Returns the class type object * * @param object $settingdata Setting data * @param mixed $currentvalue * @return mixed */ public function get_setting($settingdata, $currentvalue) { $classname = null; // Getting the appropriate class to get the correct setting value. $settingtype = get_class($settingdata); // Check if it is a setting from a plugin. $namespacedata = explode('\\', $settingtype); if (count($namespacedata) > 1) { $plugindata = explode('_', $namespacedata[0]); $settingtype = end($namespacedata); } else { $plugindata = explode('_', $settingtype, 2); } $types = \core_component::get_plugin_types(); if (array_key_exists($plugindata[0], $types)) { $plugins = \core_component::get_plugin_list($plugindata[0]); if (array_key_exists($plugindata[1], $plugins)) { // Check if there is a specific class for this plugin admin setting. $settingname = 'adminpresets_' . $settingtype; $classname = "\\$plugindata[0]_$plugindata[1]\\adminpresets\\$settingname"; if (!class_exists($classname)) { $classname = null; } } } else { $settingname = 'adminpresets_' . $settingtype; $classname = '\\core_adminpresets\\local\\setting\\' . $settingname; if (!class_exists($classname)) { // Check if there is some mapped class that should be used for this setting. $classname = self::get_settings_class($settingname); } } if (is_null($classname)) { // Return the default setting class if there is no specific class for this setting. $classname = '\\core_adminpresets\\local\\setting\\adminpresets_setting'; } return new $classname($settingdata, $currentvalue); } /** * Returns the settings class mapped to the defined $classname or null if it doesn't exist any associated class. * * @param string $classname The classname to get the mapped class. * @return string|null */ public static function get_settings_class(string $classname): ?string { if (array_key_exists($classname, self::$settingclassesmap)) { return '\\core_adminpresets\\local\\setting\\' . self::$settingclassesmap[$classname]; } return null; } /** * Gets the standarized settings array from DB records * * @param array $dbsettings Array of objects * @return array Standarized array, * format $array['plugin']['name'] = obj('name'=>'settingname', 'value'=>'settingvalue') */ public function get_settings_from_db(array $dbsettings): array { $settings = []; if (!$dbsettings) { return $settings; } foreach ($dbsettings as $dbsetting) { $settings[$dbsetting->plugin][$dbsetting->name] = new stdClass(); $settings[$dbsetting->plugin][$dbsetting->name]->itemid = $dbsetting->id; $settings[$dbsetting->plugin][$dbsetting->name]->name = $dbsetting->name; $settings[$dbsetting->plugin][$dbsetting->name]->value = $dbsetting->value; } return $settings; } /** * Apply a given preset. * * @param int $presetid The preset identifier to apply. * @param bool $simulate Whether this is a simulation or not. * @return array List with an array with the applied settings and another with the skipped ones. */ public function apply_preset(int $presetid, bool $simulate = false): array { global $DB; if (!$DB->get_record('adminpresets', ['id' => $presetid])) { throw new moodle_exception('errornopreset', 'core_adminpresets'); } // Apply preset settings. [$settingsapplied, $settingsskipped, $appid] = $this->apply_settings($presetid, $simulate); // Set plugins visibility. [$pluginsapplied, $pluginsskipped] = $this->apply_plugins($presetid, $simulate, $appid); $applied = array_merge($settingsapplied, $pluginsapplied); $skipped = array_merge($settingsskipped, $pluginsskipped); if (!$simulate) { // Store it in a config setting as the last preset applied. set_config('lastpresetapplied', $presetid, 'adminpresets'); } return [$applied, $skipped]; } /** * Create a preset with the current settings and plugins information. * * @param \stdClass $data Preset info, such as name or description, to be used when creating the preset with the current * settings and plugins. * @return array List with an the presetid created (int), a boolean to define if any setting has been found and * another boolean to specify if any plugin has been found. */ public function export_preset(stdClass $data): array { global $DB; // Admin_preset record. $presetdata = [ 'name' => $data->name ?? '', 'comments' => !empty($data->comments) ? $data->comments['text'] : '', 'author' => $data->author ?? '', ]; if (!$presetid = helper::create_preset($presetdata)) { throw new moodle_exception('errorinserting', 'core_adminpresets'); } // Store settings. $settingsfound = false; // Site settings. $sitesettings = $this->get_site_settings(); // Sensible settings. $sensiblesettings = explode(',', str_replace(' ', '', get_config('adminpresets', 'sensiblesettings'))); $sensiblesettings = array_combine($sensiblesettings, $sensiblesettings); foreach ($sitesettings as $plugin => $pluginsettings) { foreach ($pluginsettings as $settingname => $sitesetting) { // Avoid sensible data. if (empty($data->includesensiblesettings) && !empty($sensiblesettings["$settingname@@$plugin"])) { continue; } $setting = new stdClass(); $setting->adminpresetid = $presetid; $setting->plugin = $plugin; $setting->name = $settingname; $setting->value = $sitesetting->get_value(); if (!$setting->id = $DB->insert_record('adminpresets_it', $setting)) { throw new moodle_exception('errorinserting', 'core_adminpresets'); } // Setting attributes must also be exported. if ($attributes = $sitesetting->get_attributes_values()) { foreach ($attributes as $attname => $attvalue) { $attr = new stdClass(); $attr->itemid = $setting->id; $attr->name = $attname; $attr->value = $attvalue; $DB->insert_record('adminpresets_it_a', $attr); } } $settingsfound = true; } } // Store plugins visibility (enabled/disabled). $pluginsfound = false; $pluginmanager = \core_plugin_manager::instance(); $types = $pluginmanager->get_plugin_types(); foreach ($types as $plugintype => $notused) { $plugins = $pluginmanager->get_present_plugins($plugintype); $pluginclass = \core_plugin_manager::resolve_plugininfo_class($plugintype); if (!empty($plugins)) { foreach ($plugins as $pluginname => $plugin) { $entry = new stdClass(); $entry->adminpresetid = $presetid; $entry->plugin = $plugintype; $entry->name = $pluginname; $entry->enabled = $pluginclass::get_enabled_plugin($pluginname); $DB->insert_record('adminpresets_plug', $entry); $pluginsfound = true; } } } // If there are no settings nor plugins, the admin preset record should be removed. if (!$settingsfound && !$pluginsfound) { $DB->delete_records('adminpresets', ['id' => $presetid]); $presetid = null; } return [$presetid, $settingsfound, $pluginsfound]; } /** * Create the XML content for a given preset. * * @param int $presetid The preset to download. * @return array List with the XML content (string) and a filename proposal based on the preset name (string). */ public function download_preset(int $presetid): array { global $DB; if (!$preset = $DB->get_record('adminpresets', ['id' => $presetid])) { throw new moodle_exception('errornopreset', 'core_adminpresets'); } // Start. $xmloutput = new memory_xml_output(); $xmlwriter = new xml_writer($xmloutput); $xmlwriter->start(); // Preset data. $xmlwriter->begin_tag('PRESET'); foreach (static::$dbxmlrelations as $dbname => $xmlname) { $xmlwriter->full_tag($xmlname, $preset->$dbname); } // We ride through the settings array. $items = $DB->get_records('adminpresets_it', ['adminpresetid' => $preset->id]); $allsettings = $this->get_settings_from_db($items); if ($allsettings) { $xmlwriter->begin_tag('ADMIN_SETTINGS'); foreach ($allsettings as $plugin => $settings) { $tagname = strtoupper($plugin); // To aviod xml slash problems. if (strstr($tagname, '/') != false) { $tagname = str_replace('/', '__', $tagname); } $xmlwriter->begin_tag($tagname); // One tag for each plugin setting. if (!empty($settings)) { $xmlwriter->begin_tag('SETTINGS'); foreach ($settings as $setting) { // Unset the tag attributes string. $attributes = []; // Getting setting attributes, if present. $attrs = $DB->get_records('adminpresets_it_a', ['itemid' => $setting->itemid]); if ($attrs) { foreach ($attrs as $attr) { $attributes[$attr->name] = $attr->value; } } $xmlwriter->full_tag(strtoupper($setting->name), $setting->value, $attributes); } $xmlwriter->end_tag('SETTINGS'); } $xmlwriter->end_tag(strtoupper($tagname)); } $xmlwriter->end_tag('ADMIN_SETTINGS'); } // We ride through the plugins array. $data = $DB->get_records('adminpresets_plug', ['adminpresetid' => $preset->id]); if ($data) { $plugins = []; foreach ($data as $plugin) { $plugins[$plugin->plugin][] = $plugin; } $xmlwriter->begin_tag('PLUGINS'); foreach ($plugins as $plugintype => $plugintypes) { $tagname = strtoupper($plugintype); $xmlwriter->begin_tag($tagname); foreach ($plugintypes as $plugin) { $xmlwriter->full_tag(strtoupper($plugin->name), $plugin->enabled); } $xmlwriter->end_tag(strtoupper($tagname)); } $xmlwriter->end_tag('PLUGINS'); } // End. $xmlwriter->end_tag('PRESET'); $xmlwriter->stop(); $xmlstr = $xmloutput->get_allcontents(); $filename = addcslashes($preset->name, '"') . '.xml'; return [$xmlstr, $filename]; } /** * Import a given XML preset. * * @param string $xmlcontent The XML context with the preset to be imported. * @param string|null $presetname The preset name that will overwrite the one given in the XML file. * @return array List with an the XML element (SimpleXMLElement|null), the imported preset (stdClass|null), a boolean * to define if any setting has been found and another boolean to specify if any plugin has been found. */ public function import_preset(string $xmlcontent, ?string $presetname = null): array { global $DB, $USER; $settingsfound = false; $pluginsfound = false; try { $xml = simplexml_load_string($xmlcontent); } catch (\Exception $exception) { $xml = false; } if (!$xml) { return [null, null, $settingsfound, $pluginsfound]; } // Prepare the preset info. $preset = new stdClass(); foreach (static::$dbxmlrelations as $dbname => $xmlname) { $preset->$dbname = (String) $xml->$xmlname; } $preset->userid = $USER->id; $preset->timeimported = time(); // Overwrite preset name. if (!empty($presetname)) { $preset->name = $presetname; } // Create the preset. if (!$preset->id = $DB->insert_record('adminpresets', $preset)) { throw new moodle_exception('errorinserting', 'core_adminpresets'); } // Process settings. $sitesettings = $this->get_site_settings(); $xmladminsettings = $xml->ADMIN_SETTINGS[0]; foreach ($xmladminsettings as $plugin => $settings) { $plugin = strtolower($plugin); if (strstr($plugin, '__') != false) { $plugin = str_replace('__', '/', $plugin); } $pluginsettings = $settings->SETTINGS[0]; if ($pluginsettings) { foreach ($pluginsettings->children() as $name => $setting) { $name = strtolower($name); // Default to ''. if ($setting->__toString() === false) { $value = ''; } else { $value = $setting->__toString(); } if (empty($sitesettings[$plugin][$name])) { debugging('Setting ' . $plugin . '/' . $name . ' not supported by this Moodle version', DEBUG_DEVELOPER); continue; } // Cleaning the setting value. if (!$presetsetting = $this->get_setting($sitesettings[$plugin][$name]->get_settingdata(), $value)) { debugging('Setting ' . $plugin . '/' . $name . ' not implemented', DEBUG_DEVELOPER); continue; } $settingsfound = true; // New item. $item = new stdClass(); $item->adminpresetid = $preset->id; $item->plugin = $plugin; $item->name = $name; $item->value = $presetsetting->get_value(); // Insert preset item. if (!$item->id = $DB->insert_record('adminpresets_it', $item)) { throw new moodle_exception('errorinserting', 'core_adminpresets'); } // Add setting attributes. if ($setting->attributes() && ($itemattributes = $presetsetting->get_attributes())) { foreach ($setting->attributes() as $attrname => $attrvalue) { $itemattributenames = array_flip($itemattributes); // Check the attribute existence. if (!isset($itemattributenames[$attrname])) { debugging('The ' . $plugin . '/' . $name . ' attribute ' . $attrname . ' is not supported by this Moodle version', DEBUG_DEVELOPER); continue; } $attr = new stdClass(); $attr->itemid = $item->id; $attr->name = $attrname; $attr->value = $attrvalue->__toString(); $DB->insert_record('adminpresets_it_a', $attr); } } } } } // Process plugins. if ($xml->PLUGINS) { $xmlplugins = $xml->PLUGINS[0]; foreach ($xmlplugins as $plugin => $plugins) { $pluginname = strtolower($plugin); foreach ($plugins->children() as $name => $plugin) { $pluginsfound = true; // New plugin. $entry = new stdClass(); $entry->adminpresetid = $preset->id; $entry->plugin = $pluginname; $entry->name = strtolower($name); $entry->enabled = $plugin->__toString(); // Insert plugin. if (!$entry->id = $DB->insert_record('adminpresets_plug', $entry)) { throw new moodle_exception('errorinserting', 'core_adminpresets'); } } } } // If there are no valid or selected settings we should delete the admin preset record. if (!$settingsfound && !$pluginsfound) { $DB->delete_records('adminpresets', ['id' => $preset->id]); $preset = null; } return [$xml, $preset, $settingsfound, $pluginsfound]; } /** * Delete given preset. * * @param int $presetid Preset identifier to delete. * @return void */ public function delete_preset(int $presetid): void { global $DB; // Check the preset exists. $preset = $DB->get_record('adminpresets', ['id' => $presetid]); if (!$preset) { throw new moodle_exception('errordeleting', 'core_adminpresets'); } // Deleting the preset applications. if ($previouslyapplied = $DB->get_records('adminpresets_app', ['adminpresetid' => $presetid], 'id')) { $appids = array_keys($previouslyapplied); list($insql, $inparams) = $DB->get_in_or_equal($appids); $DB->delete_records_select('adminpresets_app_it', "adminpresetapplyid $insql", $inparams); $DB->delete_records_select('adminpresets_app_it_a', "adminpresetapplyid $insql", $inparams); $DB->delete_records_select('adminpresets_app_plug', "adminpresetapplyid $insql", $inparams); if (!$DB->delete_records('adminpresets_app', ['adminpresetid' => $presetid])) { throw new moodle_exception('errordeleting', 'core_adminpresets'); } } // Getting items ids and remove advanced items associated to them. $items = $DB->get_records('adminpresets_it', ['adminpresetid' => $presetid], 'id'); if (!empty($items)) { $itemsid = array_keys($items); list($insql, $inparams) = $DB->get_in_or_equal($itemsid); $DB->delete_records_select('adminpresets_it_a', "itemid $insql", $inparams); } if (!$DB->delete_records('adminpresets_it', ['adminpresetid' => $presetid])) { throw new moodle_exception('errordeleting', 'core_adminpresets'); } // Delete plugins. if (!$DB->delete_records('adminpresets_plug', ['adminpresetid' => $presetid])) { throw new moodle_exception('errordeleting', 'core_adminpresets'); } // Delete preset. if (!$DB->delete_records('adminpresets', ['id' => $presetid])) { throw new moodle_exception('errordeleting', 'core_adminpresets'); } } /** * Revert a given preset applied previously. * It backs settings and plugins to their original state before applying the presset and removes * the applied preset information from DB. * * @param int $presetappid The appplied preset identifier to be reverted. * @return array List with the presetapp removed (or null if there was some error), an array with the rollback settings/plugins * changed and an array with the failures. */ public function revert_preset(int $presetappid): array { global $DB; // To store rollback results. $presetapp = null; $rollback = []; $failures = []; // Actual settings. $sitesettings = $this->get_site_settings(); if (!$DB->get_record('adminpresets_app', ['id' => $presetappid])) { throw new moodle_exception('wrongid', 'core_adminpresets'); } // Items. $itemsql = "SELECT cl.id, cl.plugin, cl.name, cl.value, cl.oldvalue, ap.adminpresetapplyid FROM {adminpresets_app_it} ap JOIN {config_log} cl ON cl.id = ap.configlogid WHERE ap.adminpresetapplyid = :presetid"; $itemchanges = $DB->get_records_sql($itemsql, ['presetid' => $presetappid]); if ($itemchanges) { foreach ($itemchanges as $change) { if ($change->plugin == '') { $change->plugin = 'none'; } // Admin setting. if (!empty($sitesettings[$change->plugin][$change->name])) { $actualsetting = $sitesettings[$change->plugin][$change->name]; $oldsetting = $this->get_setting($actualsetting->get_settingdata(), $change->oldvalue); $visiblepluginname = $oldsetting->get_settingdata()->plugin; if ($visiblepluginname == 'none') { $visiblepluginname = 'core'; } $contextdata = [ 'plugin' => $visiblepluginname, 'visiblename' => $oldsetting->get_settingdata()->visiblename, 'oldvisiblevalue' => $actualsetting->get_visiblevalue(), 'visiblevalue' => $oldsetting->get_visiblevalue() ]; // Check if the actual value is the same set by the preset. if ($change->value == $actualsetting->get_value()) { $oldsetting->save_value(); // Output table. $rollback[] = $contextdata; // Deleting the adminpreset applied item instance. $deletewhere = [ 'adminpresetapplyid' => $change->adminpresetapplyid, 'configlogid' => $change->id, ]; $DB->delete_records('adminpresets_app_it', $deletewhere); } else { $failures[] = $contextdata; } } } } // Attributes. $attrsql = "SELECT cl.id, cl.plugin, cl.name, cl.value, cl.oldvalue, ap.itemname, ap.adminpresetapplyid FROM {adminpresets_app_it_a} ap JOIN {config_log} cl ON cl.id = ap.configlogid WHERE ap.adminpresetapplyid = :presetid"; $attrchanges = $DB->get_records_sql($attrsql, ['presetid' => $presetappid]); if ($attrchanges) { foreach ($attrchanges as $change) { if ($change->plugin == '') { $change->plugin = 'none'; } // Admin setting of the attribute item. if (!empty($sitesettings[$change->plugin][$change->itemname])) { // Getting the attribute item. $actualsetting = $sitesettings[$change->plugin][$change->itemname]; $oldsetting = $this->get_setting($actualsetting->get_settingdata(), $actualsetting->get_value()); $oldsetting->set_attribute_value($change->name, $change->oldvalue); $varname = $change->plugin . '_' . $change->name; // Check if the actual value is the same set by the preset. $actualattributes = $actualsetting->get_attributes_values(); if ($change->value == $actualattributes[$change->name]) { $oldsetting->save_attributes_values(); // Output table. $visiblepluginname = $oldsetting->get_settingdata()->plugin; if ($visiblepluginname == 'none') { $visiblepluginname = 'core'; } $rollback[] = [ 'plugin' => $visiblepluginname, 'visiblename' => $oldsetting->get_settingdata()->visiblename, 'oldvisiblevalue' => $actualsetting->get_visiblevalue(), 'visiblevalue' => $oldsetting->get_visiblevalue() ]; // Deleting the adminpreset applied item attribute instance. $deletewhere = [ 'adminpresetapplyid' => $change->adminpresetapplyid, 'configlogid' => $change->id, ]; $DB->delete_records('adminpresets_app_it_a', $deletewhere); } else { $visiblepluginname = $oldsetting->get_settingdata()->plugin; if ($visiblepluginname == 'none') { $visiblepluginname = 'core'; } $failures[] = [ 'plugin' => $visiblepluginname, 'visiblename' => $oldsetting->get_settingdata()->visiblename, 'oldvisiblevalue' => $actualsetting->get_visiblevalue(), 'visiblevalue' => $oldsetting->get_visiblevalue() ]; } } } } // Plugins. $plugins = $DB->get_records('adminpresets_app_plug', ['adminpresetapplyid' => $presetappid]); if ($plugins) { $pluginmanager = \core_plugin_manager::instance(); foreach ($plugins as $plugin) { $pluginclass = \core_plugin_manager::resolve_plugininfo_class($plugin->plugin); $pluginclass::enable_plugin($plugin->name, (int) $plugin->oldvalue); // Get the plugininfo object for this plugin, to get its proper visible name. $plugininfo = $pluginmanager->get_plugin_info($plugin->plugin . '_' . $plugin->name); if ($plugininfo != null) { $visiblename = $plugininfo->displayname; } else { $visiblename = $plugin->plugin . '_' . $plugin->name; } // Output table. $rollback[] = [ 'plugin' => $plugin->plugin, 'visiblename' => $visiblename, 'oldvisiblevalue' => $plugin->value, 'visiblevalue' => $plugin->oldvalue, ]; } $DB->delete_records('adminpresets_app_plug', ['adminpresetapplyid' => $presetappid]); } // Delete application if no items nor attributes nor plugins of the application remains. if (!$DB->get_records('adminpresets_app_it', ['adminpresetapplyid' => $presetappid]) && !$DB->get_records('adminpresets_app_it_a', ['adminpresetapplyid' => $presetappid]) && !$DB->get_records('adminpresets_app_plug', ['adminpresetapplyid' => $presetappid])) { $presetapp = $DB->get_record('adminpresets_app', ['id' => $presetappid]); $DB->delete_records('adminpresets_app', ['id' => $presetappid]); } return [$presetapp, $rollback, $failures]; } /** * Apply settings from a preset. * * @param int $presetid The preset identifier to apply. * @param bool $simulate Whether this is a simulation or not. * @param int|null $adminpresetapplyid The identifier of the adminpresetapply or null if it hasn't been created previously. * @return array List with an array with the applied settings, another with the skipped ones and the adminpresetapplyid. */ protected function apply_settings(int $presetid, bool $simulate = false, ?int $adminpresetapplyid = null): array { global $DB, $USER; $applied = []; $skipped = []; if (!$items = $DB->get_records('adminpresets_it', ['adminpresetid' => $presetid])) { return [$applied, $skipped, $adminpresetapplyid]; } $presetdbsettings = $this->get_settings_from_db($items); // Standarized format: $array['plugin']['settingname'] = child class. $presetsettings = $this->get_settings($presetdbsettings, false, []); // Standarized format: $array['plugin']['settingname'] = child class. $siteavailablesettings = $this->get_site_settings(); // Set settings values. foreach ($presetsettings as $plugin => $pluginsettings) { foreach ($pluginsettings as $settingname => $presetsetting) { $updatesetting = false; // Current value (which will become old value if the setting is legit to be applied). $sitesetting = $siteavailablesettings[$plugin][$settingname]; // Wrong setting, set_value() method has previously cleaned the value. if ($sitesetting->get_value() === false) { debugging($presetsetting->get_settingdata()->plugin . '/' . $presetsetting->get_settingdata()->name . ' setting has a wrong value!', DEBUG_DEVELOPER); continue; } // If the new value is different the setting must be updated. if ($presetsetting->get_value() != $sitesetting->get_value()) { $updatesetting = true; } // If one of the setting attributes values is different, setting must also be updated. if ($presetsetting->get_attributes_values()) { $siteattributesvalues = $presetsetting->get_attributes_values(); foreach ($presetsetting->get_attributes_values() as $attributename => $attributevalue) { if ($attributevalue !== $siteattributesvalues[$attributename]) { $updatesetting = true; } } } $visiblepluginname = $presetsetting->get_settingdata()->plugin; if ($visiblepluginname == 'none') { $visiblepluginname = 'core'; } $data = [ 'plugin' => $visiblepluginname, 'visiblename' => $presetsetting->get_settingdata()->visiblename, 'visiblevalue' => $presetsetting->get_visiblevalue(), ]; // Saving data. if ($updatesetting) { // The preset application it's only saved when differences (in their values) are found. if (empty($applieditem)) { // Save the preset application and store the preset applied id. $presetapplied = new stdClass(); $presetapplied->adminpresetid = $presetid; $presetapplied->userid = $USER->id; $presetapplied->time = time(); if (!$simulate && !$adminpresetapplyid = $DB->insert_record('adminpresets_app', $presetapplied)) { throw new moodle_exception('errorinserting', 'core_adminpresets'); } } // Implemented this way because the config_write method of admin_setting class does not return the // config_log inserted id. $applieditem = new stdClass(); $applieditem->adminpresetapplyid = $adminpresetapplyid; if (!$simulate && $applieditem->configlogid = $presetsetting->save_value()) { $DB->insert_record('adminpresets_app_it', $applieditem); } // For settings with multiple values. if (!$simulate && $attributeslogids = $presetsetting->save_attributes_values()) { foreach ($attributeslogids as $attributelogid) { $applieditemattr = new stdClass(); $applieditemattr->adminpresetapplyid = $applieditem->adminpresetapplyid; $applieditemattr->configlogid = $attributelogid; $applieditemattr->itemname = $presetsetting->get_settingdata()->name; $DB->insert_record('adminpresets_app_it_a', $applieditemattr); } } // Added to changed values. $data['oldvisiblevalue'] = $sitesetting->get_visiblevalue(); $applied[] = $data; } else { // Unnecessary changes (actual setting value). $skipped[] = $data; } } } return [$applied, $skipped, $adminpresetapplyid]; } /** * Apply plugins from a preset. * * @param int $presetid The preset identifier to apply. * @param bool $simulate Whether this is a simulation or not. * @param int|null $adminpresetapplyid The identifier of the adminpresetapply or null if it hasn't been created previously. * @return array List with an array with the applied settings, another with the skipped ones and the adminpresetapplyid. */ protected function apply_plugins(int $presetid, bool $simulate = false, ?int $adminpresetapplyid = null): array { global $DB, $USER; $applied = []; $skipped = []; $strenabled = get_string('enabled', 'core_adminpresets'); $strdisabled = get_string('disabled', 'core_adminpresets'); $plugins = $DB->get_records('adminpresets_plug', ['adminpresetid' => $presetid]); $pluginmanager = \core_plugin_manager::instance(); foreach ($plugins as $plugin) { $pluginclass = \core_plugin_manager::resolve_plugininfo_class($plugin->plugin); $oldvalue = $pluginclass::get_enabled_plugin($plugin->name); // Get the plugininfo object for this plugin, to get its proper visible name. $plugininfo = $pluginmanager->get_plugin_info($plugin->plugin . '_' . $plugin->name); if ($plugininfo != null) { $visiblename = $plugininfo->displayname; } else { $visiblename = $plugin->plugin . '_' . $plugin->name; } if ($plugin->enabled > 0) { $visiblevalue = $strenabled; } else if ($plugin->enabled == 0) { $visiblevalue = $strdisabled; } else { $visiblevalue = get_string('disabledwithvalue', 'core_adminpresets', $plugin->enabled); } $data = [ 'plugin' => $plugin->plugin, 'visiblename' => $visiblename, 'visiblevalue' => $visiblevalue, ]; if ($pluginclass == '\core\plugininfo\orphaned') { $skipped[] = $data; continue; } // Only change the plugin visibility if it's different to current value. if (($plugin->enabled != $oldvalue) && (($plugin->enabled > 0 && !$oldvalue) || ($plugin->enabled < 1 && $oldvalue))) { try { if (!$simulate) { $pluginclass::enable_plugin($plugin->name, $plugin->enabled); // The preset application it's only saved when values differences are found. if (empty($adminpresetapplyid)) { // Save the preset application and store the preset applied id. $presetapplied = new stdClass(); $presetapplied->adminpresetid = $presetid; $presetapplied->userid = $USER->id; $presetapplied->time = time(); if (!$adminpresetapplyid = $DB->insert_record('adminpresets_app', $presetapplied)) { throw new moodle_exception('errorinserting', 'core_adminpresets'); } } // Add plugin to aplied plugins table (for being able to restore in the future if required). $appliedplug = new stdClass(); $appliedplug->adminpresetapplyid = $adminpresetapplyid; $appliedplug->plugin = $plugin->plugin; $appliedplug->name = $plugin->name; $appliedplug->value = $plugin->enabled; $appliedplug->oldvalue = $oldvalue; $DB->insert_record('adminpresets_app_plug', $appliedplug); } if ($oldvalue > 0) { $oldvisiblevalue = $strenabled; } else if ($oldvalue == 0) { $oldvisiblevalue = $strdisabled; } else { $oldvisiblevalue = get_string('disabledwithvalue', 'core_adminpresets', $oldvalue); } $data['oldvisiblevalue'] = $oldvisiblevalue; $applied[] = $data; } catch (\exception $e) { $skipped[] = $data; } } else { $skipped[] = $data; } } return [$applied, $skipped, $adminpresetapplyid]; } } ,

Preferences - MoodleDocs Forums Documentation Downloads Demo Tracker Development Translation Search Search Moodle Sites What are you looking for? Learn about Moodles products, like Moodle LMS or Moodle Worplace, or find a Moodle Certified Service Provider. Moodle.com Our social network to share and curate open educational resources. MoodleNet Courses and programs to develop your skills as a Moodle educator, administrator, designer or developer. Moodle Academy Moodle.com Learn about Moodles products, like Moodle LMS or Moodle Worplace, or find a Moodle Certified Service Provider. MoodleNet Our social network to share and curate open educational resources. Moodle Academy Courses and programs to develop your skills as a Moodle educator, administrator, designer or developer. Documentation Menu NavigationMain pageTable of contentsRecent changesDocs overviewTOOLBOXSEARCH Log in 3.6 docs3.10 docs 3.9 docs 3.8 docs 3.5 docs Article Page Comments View source History Note: You are currently viewing documentation for Moodle 3.6. Up-to-date documentation for the latest stable version of Moodle is likely available here: Preferences. Preferences From MoodleDocsJump to:navigation, search The Preferences page gives users quick access to various settings they might wish to edit. It can be accessed directly from the user menu in the top, right corner of Moodle. If the theme being used does not include a user menu (which pops up when you click your name in the top, right corner of Moodle), users will need to go to their Profile page by clicking their name, click Edit profile; and then use the breadcrumb trail to go back to the preferences page. The preferences of another user may be accessed from a link on their Profile page, for those who have access to it. What is displayed on the Preferences page may vary according to the permissions of each individual.: Contents 1 User account 1.1 Preferred language 1.2 Forum preferences 1.3 Editor preferences 1.4 Course preferences 1.5 Messaging 1.6 Security keys 2 Badges 3 Portfolios 4 Blogs 5 Roles 6 Miscellaneous User account Links here allow users to edit their profile information and change their password, specify how they wish to receive forum and other notifications, choose a text editor (if allowed) and view/reset their RSS token. Preferred language Note that changing your preferred language here will only affect the Moodle interface and not the actual course content. Forum preferences Email digest type This setting determines how you receive any posts from Forums to which you are subscribed, allowing you to receive messages individually or on a daily basis. Forum auto-subscribe This setting lets you decide if you want email copies of posts that are added to forums. If you set this to subscribe, the system will automatically email you copies of new posts in discussions that you post in, unless you manually override it when posting. Forum tracking Enabling forum tracking means highlighting the posts you have not read yet, which should improve your forum navigation. Editor preferences This can usually be left as Default editor. In a new installation this is the Atto editor. If your admin allows it, you can change to the TinyMCE editor. If you have the Atto editor as default, you can install the Cloze editor for Atto plugin to easily write Embedded Answers (Cloze) question type. If you want to use the Cloze editor for TinyMCE plugin to write Embedded Answers (Cloze) question type, you must choose TinyMCE as your text editor. If you find your browser is not letting you edit text, change this setting to Plain text editor. If other editors have been enabled by the site administrator, you can select them here. Course preferences (New in 3.2) Individual users with editing capabilities may enable or disable the activity chooser from here. Disabling the activity chooser will then display two dropdown menus for resources and activities, instead of a single link. Messaging See Messaging settings Security keys See Security keys Badges Here the user can manage and download their badges, set privacy levels and connect to their backpack. Portfolios Where portfolios have been enabled, their visibility can be set here on an individual basis. Blogs Blog preferences may be set here, and external blogs registered. Roles The users role assignments and permissions may be viewed and checked here. Miscellaneous What displays here depends on the permissions and roles of the user. If Event monitoring is enabled on the site, a link will be available in this section. Retrieved from " Tools What links here Related changes Special pages Printable version Permanent link Page information In other languages Espa ol Deutsch This page was last edited on 16 March 2019, at 15:05. Content is available under GNU General Public License unless otherwise noted. Privacy About Moodle Docs Disclaimers

summary: mod_lti phpunit failure under windows type: Bug project: Moodle description: While working on (other phpunit problems in windows) it was discovered this failure: code $ vendor/bin/phpunit mod_lti_service_exception_handler_testcase mod\lti\tests\service_exception_handler_test.php Moodle 3.1beta+ (Build: 20160510), 7804cfa8feeba6be415e3d19ab5fd6da8f14dad4 Php: 5.4.25, Postgres: 9.3.4, OS: Windows NT 6.1 i586 PHPUnit 4.8.24 by Sebastian Bergmann and contributors. ..F Time: 2.79 seconds, Memory: 32.00Mb There was 1 failure: 1) mod_lti_service_exception_handler_testcase::test_handle_log Failed asserting that 0 matches expected 1. \mod\lti\tests\service_exception_handler_test.php:83 \lib\phpunit\classes\advanced_testcase.php:80 To re-run: vendor/bin/phpunit mod_lti_service_exception_handler_testcase mod\lti\tests\service_exception_handler_test.php FAILURES! Tests: 3, Assertions: 4, Failures: 1. code it seems to pass perfectly under mac and unix, not windows. Note the php version used is 5.4, dont know if thats related. Ciao :-) comments: 1. Reason this was failing is: Windows uses only the first three characters of prefix.| in tempnam() api. I have updated unittest only, but it would be nice to review all usecase of tempnam() and fix them. I have created , so it can be looked at and be consistent with other cases. 2. :( Fails against automated checks. (n) Checked using repository: - (x) Testing instructions are missing. - (!) color:orangemaster (0 errors / 1 warnings)color branch: wip-mdl-54561| | CI Job| -- color:greenphplint (0/0)color| color:greenphpcs (0/0)color| color:greenjs (0/0)color| color:greencss (0/0)color| color:greenphpdoc (0/0)color| color:orangecommit (0/1)color| color:greensavepoint (0/0)color| color:greenthirdparty (0/0)color| color:greengrunt (0/0)color| color:greenshifter (0/0)color| color:greentravis (0/0)color| More information about this report| 3. Fixed extra colon in commit msg. Submitting this straight to integration as this is a simple fix and can be tested along with and 4. :( Fails against automated checks. ! Checked using repository: - (x) Testing instructions are missing. - (/) color:greenmaster (0 errors / 0 warnings)color branch: wip-mdl-54561| | CI Job| More information about this report| 5. Thanks Raj, That change looks good. Ive integrated it :) Integrated to master only. Over to testing. 6. :) Code verified against automated checks. (y) Checked using repository: - (/) color:greenmaster (0 errors / 0 warnings)color branch: wip-mdl-54561| | CI Job| More information about this report| 7. Raj ran this on a VM and I ran it on my own Windows box. All unit tests passed. I couldnt work out how to copy+paste from the windows command line, but I have it open on my PC and Rajs VM if anyone needs to see it to be convinced. 8. Thanks for your work. Your changes are now upstream. Lost time is never found again --Benjamin Franklin

Openings, closings, hirings and retirings in our region, and more. Capehart Scatchard has announced that Michael P. McCaffrey was admitted as a law firm shareholder. McCaffrey represents insurance carriers and employers in the defense of workers’ compensation claims at all stages of litigation, and is admitted to practice law in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Florio Perrucci Steinhardt Cappelli Tipton & Taylor LLC welcomed Erin A. Berman and Jordynn E. Jackson to the firm late last month. Berman, of counsel with the firm, practices education and special education law while Jackson, an associate, concentrates on civil litigation, education, labor and employment. Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City has named Bill Callahan as its new general manager, making him the top executive at the property. Callahan recently served as interim chief executive officer with Ocean after serving as its executive vice president of hospitality. William J. “Bill” Farrell II recently announced his retirement, effective in May, from M&T Bank and Wilmington Trust. He will end his 45-year career with the integrated organization as executive vice president and head of the bank’s Institutional Client Services (ICS) business. Farrell will be succeeded by Jennifer Warren, a leader in the financial services industry who most recently served as CEO of Issuer Services at Computershare, Inc. The New Jersey Association of Health Plans announced at the end of last month that it has named Mishael Azam as new chair of the nonprofit association. Azam, the vice president, external affairs, for UnitedHealth Group, replaces outgoing chair Natalie Bernardi. Julie Hain was recently appointed as the new executive director of the South Jersey Cultural Alliance, an organization serving as the conduit between the region’s cultural community and information, resources and other members. Earlier in the year, Deborah Heart and Lung Center President and CEO Joseph Chirichella announced that S. Justin Szawlewicz, MD, has been appointed as the health care system’s cardiology chair. Szawlewicz has served as an attending cardiologist at Deborah since 2010, as well as assistant vice president of medical affairs since 2015. Last month, R. Lawrence Moss, MD, president and CEO of Nemours Children’s Health, was appointed to the 2022 Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) board of trustees. He is one of eight hospital leaders from across the country selected to serve on this year’s board, which assists the CHA in improving children’s health on a national level by advancing the quality, cost and delivery of care America’s youth receive. Two area law firms—Weir & Partners LLP, which specializes in corporate, banking and business clients, and Greenblatt Pierce Funt & Flores LLC, an individual-rights firm—recently announced their merger. The newly created Weir Greenblatt Pierce LLP will have Walter Weir as its managing partner, Brett Datto as administrative managing partner, and Ron Greenblatt and Patricia Pierce on its executive committee. At its Jan. 28 virtual annual meeting, the New Jersey Hospital Association (NJHA) installed the new chair of its board, Lori S. Herndon, MBA, BSN, RN, president and CEO of AtlantiCare. With nearly 400 members, NJHA supports and provides services to the state’s hospitals, health systems and other health care providers. Herndon, a former ICU nurse, says that NJHA will focus on strengthening its support for the health care workforce as they continue working tirelessly through the COVID pandemic. Gloucester County Commissioner Dan Christy has resigned from his position, citing his increased responsibilities within the Carpenter’s International Union. During his three terms as commissioner, Christy served as liaison to the Office of Veterans Affairs, Gloucester County Animal Shelter, Department of Emergency Response and EMS. With longtime executive director Jeff Haines recently retiring after 45 years of dedicated service, Burlington County’s Occupational Training Center (OTC) announced Feb. 1 that Isaac Manning will take over the position. Manning plans to continue OTC’s strategic direction while providing increased opportunities for individuals with disabilities. With the recent launch of its endocrine surgery subspecialty, Cooper University Health Care has appointed endocrine specialist Lisa Reid, MD, as the department’s first section head. Reid, who has spent 14 years practicing at Cooper, will be joined by Maureen Moore, MD, in the new practice. Effective immediately, Scott Wagner MD, MBA, FACEP, is the new president of Inspira Medical Group. Wagner has been with Inspira for 20 years and will now oversee its physician enterprise, with a focus on both hiring and retaining top medical talent while continuing the health system’s work as a high reliability organization. He will also continue to serve as interim chief medical officer of Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill. Lee Sheilds, the co-managing partner of Friedman LLP’s South Jersey offices, was named to the Friedman Management Committee earlier this year, reflecting the accounting and advisory firm’s continued expansion into South Jersey. Sheilds brings more than 25 years of experience as a tax professional to his new role, which includes working with clients from the real estate, manufacturing, distribution, technology, medical practices and service industries. 1st Colonial Community Bank has announced the promotion of Randy Wolfe to chief revenue officer. Wolfe has been with the bank since 2016, most recently serving as its director of commercial and retail banking, and brings more than 20 years of banking experience to the position. His new responsibilities include managing SBA lending, retail banking and commercial non-interest revenue activities. The bank has also welcomed Anthony “Tony” LaMarca to its leadership team, where he will serve as executive vice president, chief lending officer. LaMarca will direct and manage the bank’s commercial lending activities, while leading a team of experienced growth-minded bankers to expand 1st Colonial’s customer base. Earlier this month, it was announced that Genova Burns LLC co-founder James Burns will now be the firm’s managing partner. Burns, a leader at the firm since its beginning, will now focus on its management. He succeeds co-founder Angelo Genova, who will retain his chairman role. Additional changes at Genova Burns include partners Rebecca Moll Freed and Rajiv Parikh accepting top leadership roles on the firm’s management committee, with partners Dina Mastellone and Jennifer Mazawey also joining the committee. American Water announced that CEO and President Walter Lynch has retired and was replaced by Susan Hardwick earlier this month. The Camden-based utility had recently reinstalled Lynch in his role after an injury and hospitalization, during which Hardwick served as interim CEO. Click here to subscribe to the free digital editions of South Jersey Biz. To read the digital edition of South Jersey Biz, click here. Published (and copyrighted) in South Jersey Biz, Volume 12, Issue 2 (Februray 2022).

### Project:custom-tinymce_spellchecker_php ### Description:Customised TinyMCE Spellchecker for Moodle ### File: ### Path:./lib/aws-sdk/src/data/models.lex.v2/2020-08-07/waiters-2.json.php ### Content:<?php // This file was auto-generated from sdk-root/src/data/models.lex.v2/2020-08-07/waiters-2.json return [ 'version' => 2, 'waiters' => [ 'BotAvailable' => [ 'delay' => 10, 'operation' => 'DescribeBot', 'maxAttempts' => 35, 'description' => 'Wait until a bot is available', 'acceptors' => [ [ 'expected' => 'Available', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'success', 'argument' => 'botStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Deleting', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Failed', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Inactive', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botStatus', ], ], ], 'BotAliasAvailable' => [ 'delay' => 10, 'operation' => 'DescribeBotAlias', 'maxAttempts' => 35, 'description' => 'Wait until a bot alias is available', 'acceptors' => [ [ 'expected' => 'Available', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'success', 'argument' => 'botAliasStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Failed', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botAliasStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Deleting', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botAliasStatus', ], ], ], 'BotExportCompleted' => [ 'delay' => 10, 'operation' => 'DescribeExport', 'maxAttempts' => 35, 'description' => 'Wait until a bot has been exported', 'acceptors' => [ [ 'expected' => 'Completed', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'success', 'argument' => 'exportStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Deleting', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'exportStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Failed', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'exportStatus', ], ], ], 'BotImportCompleted' => [ 'delay' => 10, 'operation' => 'DescribeImport', 'maxAttempts' => 35, 'description' => 'Wait until a bot has been imported', 'acceptors' => [ [ 'expected' => 'Completed', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'success', 'argument' => 'importStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Deleting', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'importStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Failed', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'importStatus', ], ], ], 'BotLocaleBuilt' => [ 'delay' => 10, 'operation' => 'DescribeBotLocale', 'maxAttempts' => 35, 'description' => 'Wait until a bot locale is built', 'acceptors' => [ [ 'expected' => 'Built', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'success', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Deleting', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Failed', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'NotBuilt', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], ], ], 'BotLocaleExpressTestingAvailable' => [ 'delay' => 10, 'operation' => 'DescribeBotLocale', 'maxAttempts' => 35, 'description' => 'Wait until a bot locale build is ready for express testing', 'acceptors' => [ [ 'expected' => 'Built', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'success', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'ReadyExpressTesting', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'success', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Deleting', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Failed', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'NotBuilt', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], ], ], 'BotVersionAvailable' => [ 'delay' => 10, 'operation' => 'DescribeBotVersion', 'maxAttempts' => 35, 'description' => 'Wait until a bot version is available', 'acceptors' => [ [ 'expected' => 'Available', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'success', 'argument' => 'botStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Deleting', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Failed', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botStatus', ], [ 'state' => 'retry', 'matcher' => 'status', 'expected' => 404, ], ], ], 'BotLocaleCreated' => [ 'delay' => 10, 'operation' => 'DescribeBotLocale', 'maxAttempts' => 35, 'description' => 'Wait unit a bot locale is created', 'acceptors' => [ [ 'expected' => 'Built', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'success', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'ReadyExpressTesting', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'success', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'NotBuilt', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'success', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Deleting', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], [ 'expected' => 'Failed', 'matcher' => 'path', 'state' => 'failure', 'argument' => 'botLocaleStatus', ], ], ], ],]; ,