/**
* Called by HTML_QuickForm whenever form event is made on this element.
*
* @param string $event Name of event
* @param mixed $arg event arguments
* @param moodleform $caller calling object
* @return mixed
*/
public function onQuickFormEvent($event, $arg, &$caller)
{
switch ($event) {
case 'createElement':
// The first argument is the name.
$name = $arg[0];
// Set disable actions.
$caller->disabledIf($name . '[modgrade_scale]', $name . '[modgrade_type]', 'neq', 'scale');
$caller->disabledIf($name . '[modgrade_point]', $name . '[modgrade_type]', 'neq', 'point');
// Set validation rules for the sub-elements belonging to this element.
// A handy note: the parent scope of a closure is the function in which the closure was declared.
// Because of this using $this is safe despite the closures being called statically.
// A nasty magic hack!
$checkmaxgrade = function ($val) {
// Closure to validate a max points value. See the note above about scope if this confuses you.
if (isset($val['modgrade_type']) && $val['modgrade_type'] === 'point') {
if (!isset($val['modgrade_point'])) {
return false;
}
return $this->validate_point($val['modgrade_point']);
}
return true;
};
$checkvalidscale = function ($val) {
// Closure to validate a scale value. See the note above about scope if this confuses you.
if (isset($val['modgrade_type']) && $val['modgrade_type'] === 'scale') {
if (!isset($val['modgrade_scale'])) {
return false;
}
return $this->validate_scale($val['modgrade_scale']);
}
return true;
};
$maxgradeexceeded = get_string('modgradeerrorbadpoint', 'grades', get_config('core', 'gradepointmax'));
$invalidscale = get_string('modgradeerrorbadscale', 'grades');
// When creating the rules the sixth arg is $force, we set it to true because otherwise the form
// will attempt to validate the existence of the element, we don't want this because the element
// is being created right now and doesn't actually exist as a registered element yet.
$caller->addRule($name, $maxgradeexceeded, 'callback', $checkmaxgrade, 'server', false, true);
$caller->addRule($name, $invalidscale, 'callback', $checkvalidscale, 'server', false, true);
break;
case 'updateValue':
// As this is a group element with no value of its own we are only interested in situations where the
// default value or a constant value are being provided to the actual element.
// In this case we expect an int that is going to translate to a scale if negative, or to max points
// if positive.
// A constant value should be given as an int.
// The default value should be an int and should really be $CFG->gradepointdefault.
$value = $this->_findValue($caller->_constantValues);
if (null === $value) {
if ($caller->isSubmitted()) {
break;
}
$value = $this->_findValue($caller->_defaultValues);
}
if (!is_null($value) && !is_scalar($value)) {
// Something unexpected (likely an array of subelement values) has been given - this will be dealt
// with somewhere else - where exactly... likely the subelements.
debugging('An invalid value (type ' . gettype($value) . ') has arrived at ' . __METHOD__, DEBUG_DEVELOPER);
break;
}
// Set element state for existing data.
// This is really a pretty hacky thing to do, when data is being set the group element is called
// with the data first and the subelements called afterwards.
// This means that the subelements data (inc const and default values) can be overridden by form code.
// So - when we call this code really we can't be sure that will be the end value for the element.
if (!empty($this->_elements)) {
if (!empty($value)) {
if ($value < 0) {
$this->_elements[1]->setValue('scale');
$this->_elements[4]->setValue($value * -1);
} else {
if ($value > 0) {
$this->_elements[1]->setValue('point');
$this->_elements[7]->setValue($value);
}
}
} else {
$this->_elements[1]->setValue('none');
$this->_elements[7]->setValue('');
}
}
break;
}
// Always let the parent do its thing!
return parent::onQuickFormEvent($event, $arg, $caller);
}
/**
* Called by HTML_QuickForm whenever form event is made on this element.
*
* @param string $event Name of event
* @param mixed $arg event arguments
* @param moodleform $caller calling object
* @return mixed
*/
public function onQuickFormEvent($event, $arg, &$caller)
{
switch ($event) {
case 'createElement':
// The first argument is the name.
$name = $arg[0];
// Set disable actions.
$caller->disabledIf($name . '[modgrade_scale]', $name . '[modgrade_type]', 'neq', 'scale');
$caller->disabledIf($name . '[modgrade_point]', $name . '[modgrade_type]', 'neq', 'point');
$caller->disabledIf($name . '[modgrade_rescalegrades]', $name . '[modgrade_type]', 'neq', 'point');
// Set validation rules for the sub-elements belonging to this element.
// A handy note: the parent scope of a closure is the function in which the closure was declared.
// Because of this using $this is safe despite the closures being called statically.
// A nasty magic hack!
$checkgradetypechange = function ($val) {
// Nothing is affected by changes to the grade type if there are no grades yet.
if (!$this->hasgrades) {
return true;
}
// Check if we are changing the grade type when grades are present.
if (isset($val['modgrade_type']) && $val['modgrade_type'] !== $this->currentgradetype) {
return false;
}
return true;
};
$checkscalechange = function ($val) {
// Nothing is affected by changes to the scale if there are no grades yet.
if (!$this->hasgrades) {
return true;
}
// Check if we are changing the scale type when grades are present.
// If modgrade_type is empty then use currentgradetype.
$gradetype = isset($val['modgrade_type']) ? $val['modgrade_type'] : $this->currentgradetype;
if ($gradetype === 'scale') {
if (isset($val['modgrade_scale']) && $val['modgrade_scale'] !== $this->currentscaleid) {
return false;
}
}
return true;
};
$checkmaxgradechange = function ($val) {
// Nothing is affected by changes to the max grade if there are no grades yet.
if (!$this->hasgrades) {
return true;
}
// If we are not using ratings we can change the max grade.
if (!$this->useratings) {
return true;
}
// Check if we are changing the max grade if we are using ratings and there is a grade.
// If modgrade_type is empty then use currentgradetype.
$gradetype = isset($val['modgrade_type']) ? $val['modgrade_type'] : $this->currentgradetype;
if ($gradetype === 'point') {
if (isset($val['modgrade_point']) && grade_floats_different($this->currentgrade, $val['modgrade_point'])) {
return false;
}
}
return true;
};
$checkmaxgrade = function ($val) {
// Closure to validate a max points value. See the note above about scope if this confuses you.
// If modgrade_type is empty then use currentgradetype.
$gradetype = isset($val['modgrade_type']) ? $val['modgrade_type'] : $this->currentgradetype;
if ($gradetype === 'point') {
if (isset($val['modgrade_point'])) {
return $this->validate_point($val['modgrade_point']);
}
}
return true;
};
$checkvalidscale = function ($val) {
// Closure to validate a scale value. See the note above about scope if this confuses you.
// If modgrade_type is empty then use currentgradetype.
$gradetype = isset($val['modgrade_type']) ? $val['modgrade_type'] : $this->currentgradetype;
if ($gradetype === 'scale') {
if (isset($val['modgrade_scale'])) {
return $this->validate_scale($val['modgrade_scale']);
}
}
return true;
};
$checkrescale = function ($val) {
// Nothing is affected by changes to grademax if there are no grades yet.
if (!$this->isupdate || !$this->hasgrades || !$this->canrescale) {
return true;
}
// Closure to validate a scale value. See the note above about scope if this confuses you.
// If modgrade_type is empty then use currentgradetype.
$gradetype = isset($val['modgrade_type']) ? $val['modgrade_type'] : $this->currentgradetype;
if ($gradetype === 'point' && isset($val['modgrade_point'])) {
// Work out if the value was actually changed in the form.
if (grade_floats_different($this->currentgrade, $val['modgrade_point'])) {
if (empty($val['modgrade_rescalegrades'])) {
// This was an "edit", the grademax was changed and the process existing setting was not set.
return false;
}
}
}
return true;
};
$cantchangegradetype = get_string('modgradecantchangegradetype', 'grades');
$cantchangemaxgrade = get_string('modgradecantchangeratingmaxgrade', 'grades');
$maxgradeexceeded = get_string('modgradeerrorbadpoint', 'grades', get_config('core', 'gradepointmax'));
$invalidscale = get_string('modgradeerrorbadscale', 'grades');
$cantchangescale = get_string('modgradecantchangescale', 'grades');
$mustchooserescale = get_string('mustchooserescaleyesorno', 'grades');
// When creating the rules the sixth arg is $force, we set it to true because otherwise the form
// will attempt to validate the existence of the element, we don't want this because the element
// is being created right now and doesn't actually exist as a registered element yet.
$caller->addRule($name, $cantchangegradetype, 'callback', $checkgradetypechange, 'server', false, true);
$caller->addRule($name, $cantchangemaxgrade, 'callback', $checkmaxgradechange, 'server', false, true);
$caller->addRule($name, $maxgradeexceeded, 'callback', $checkmaxgrade, 'server', false, true);
$caller->addRule($name, $invalidscale, 'callback', $checkvalidscale, 'server', false, true);
$caller->addRule($name, $cantchangescale, 'callback', $checkscalechange, 'server', false, true);
$caller->addRule($name, $mustchooserescale, 'callback', $checkrescale, 'server', false, true);
break;
case 'updateValue':
// As this is a group element with no value of its own we are only interested in situations where the
// default value or a constant value are being provided to the actual element.
// In this case we expect an int that is going to translate to a scale if negative, or to max points
// if positive.
// Set the maximum points field to disabled if the rescale option has not been chosen and there are grades.
$caller->disabledIf($this->getName() . '[modgrade_point]', $this->getName() . '[modgrade_rescalegrades]', 'eq', '');
// A constant value should be given as an int.
// The default value should be an int and be either $CFG->gradepointdefault or whatever was set in set_data().
$value = $this->_findValue($caller->_constantValues);
if (null === $value) {
if ($caller->isSubmitted() && $this->_findValue($caller->_submitValues) !== null) {
// Submitted values are array, one value for each individual element in this group.
// When there is submitted data let parent::onQuickFormEvent() process it.
break;
}
$value = $this->_findValue($caller->_defaultValues);
}
if (!is_null($value) && !is_scalar($value)) {
// Something unexpected (likely an array of subelement values) has been given - this will be dealt
// with somewhere else - where exactly... likely the subelements.
debugging('An invalid value (type ' . gettype($value) . ') has arrived at ' . __METHOD__, DEBUG_DEVELOPER);
break;
}
// Set element state for existing data.
// This is really a pretty hacky thing to do, when data is being set the group element is called
// with the data first and the subelements called afterwards.
// This means that the subelements data (inc const and default values) can be overridden by form code.
// So - when we call this code really we can't be sure that will be the end value for the element.
if (!empty($this->_elements)) {
if (!empty($value)) {
if ($value < 0) {
$this->gradetypeformelement->setValue('scale');
$this->scaleformelement->setValue($value * -1);
} else {
if ($value > 0) {
$this->gradetypeformelement->setValue('point');
$this->maxgradeformelement->setValue($value);
}
}
} else {
$this->gradetypeformelement->setValue('none');
$this->maxgradeformelement->setValue('');
}
}
break;
}
// Always let the parent do its thing!
return parent::onQuickFormEvent($event, $arg, $caller);
}