public function save_changes()
{
global $DB;
if (!$this->roleid) {
// Creating role.
$this->role->id = create_role($this->role->name, $this->role->shortname, $this->role->description, $this->role->archetype);
$this->roleid = $this->role->id;
// Needed to make the parent::save_changes(); call work.
} else {
// Updating role.
$DB->update_record('role', $this->role);
}
// Assignable contexts.
set_role_contextlevels($this->role->id, $this->contextlevels);
// Set allowed roles.
$this->save_allow('assign');
$this->save_allow('override');
$this->save_allow('switch');
// Permissions.
parent::save_changes();
}
public function save_changes()
{
global $DB, $CFG;
if (!$this->roleid) {
// Creating role.
$this->role->id = create_role($this->role->name, $this->role->shortname, $this->role->description, $this->role->archetype);
$this->roleid = $this->role->id;
// Needed to make the parent::save_changes(); call work.
} else {
// Updating role.
$DB->update_record('role', $this->role);
// This will ensure the course contacts cache is purged so name changes get updated in
// the UI. It would be better to do this only when we know that fields affected are
// updated. But thats getting into the weeds of the coursecat cache and role edits
// should not be that frequent, so here is the ugly brutal approach.
require_once $CFG->libdir . '/coursecatlib.php';
coursecat::role_assignment_changed($this->role->id, context_system::instance());
}
// Assignable contexts.
set_role_contextlevels($this->role->id, $this->contextlevels);
// Set allowed roles.
$this->save_allow('assign');
$this->save_allow('override');
$this->save_allow('switch');
// Permissions.
parent::save_changes();
}
