Rename first_year and last_year placeholders (#185)
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@ -52,12 +52,12 @@ class element extends \mod_customcert\element {
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/**
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* First year in a date range placeholder string.
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*/
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const FIRST_YEAR_PLACEHOLDER = '{{first_year}}';
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const FIRST_YEAR_PLACEHOLDER = '{{range_first_year}}';
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/**
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* Last year in a date range placeholder string.
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*/
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const LAST_YEAR_PLACEHOLDER = '{{last_year}}';
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const LAST_YEAR_PLACEHOLDER = '{{range_last_year}}';
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/**
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* A year in the user's date.
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@ -557,7 +557,7 @@ class element extends \mod_customcert\element {
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*
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* As recurring date ranges do not depend on the year,
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* we will use a date's year to build a new matched recurring date range with
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* start year and end year. This is required to replace placeholders like first_year and last_year.
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* start year and end year. This is required to replace placeholders like range_first_year and range_last_year.
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*
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* @param int $date Unix timestamp date to check.
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* @param \stdClass $range Range object.
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@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ $string['dateitem_help'] = 'This will be the date that is printed on the certifi
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$string['dateranges'] = 'Dateranges';
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$string['fallbackstring'] = 'Fallback string';
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$string['fallbackstring_help'] = 'This string will be displayed if no daterange applies to a date. If Fallback string is not set, then there will be no output at all.';
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$string['help'] = 'Configure a string representation for each daterange. Set start and end dates as well as a string you would like to transform each range to. Make sure your ranges do not overlap, otherwise the first detected daterange will be applied. If no daterange applied to a date, then Fallback string will be displayed. If Fallback string is not set, then there will be no output at all. If you mark a date range as Recurring, then the configured year will not be considered. As the year of a recurring date range is not considered, you are not allowed to configure a recurring date range with more than 12 months as it would become ambiguous otherwise. Also there are {{first_year}}, {{last_year}}, {{current_year}} and {{date_year}} placeholders that could be used in the string representation. The placeholders will be replaced by first year or last year in the matched range or the current year or a year from the users\'s date.';
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$string['help'] = 'Configure a string representation for each daterange. Set start and end dates as well as a string you would like to transform each range to. Make sure your ranges do not overlap, otherwise the first detected daterange will be applied. If no daterange applied to a date, then Fallback string will be displayed. If Fallback string is not set, then there will be no output at all. If you mark a date range as Recurring, then the configured year will not be considered. As the year of a recurring date range is not considered, you are not allowed to configure a recurring date range with more than 12 months as it would become ambiguous otherwise. Also there are {{range_first_year}}, {{range_last_year}}, {{current_year}} and {{date_year}} placeholders that could be used in the string representation. The placeholders will be replaced by first year or last year in the matched range or the current year or a year from the users\'s date.';
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$string['issueddate'] = 'Issued date';
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$string['maxranges'] = 'Maximum number ranges';
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$string['maxranges_desc'] = 'Set a maximum number of date ranges per each element';
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@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ class customcertelement_daterange_element_test extends advanced_testcase {
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(object)[
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'startdate' => strtotime('01.10.2017'),
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'enddate' => strtotime('31.03.2018'),
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'datestring' => 'WS {{first_year}}/{{last_year}}',
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'datestring' => 'WS {{range_first_year}}/{{range_last_year}}',
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'recurring' => true,
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'enabled' => true,
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],
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@ -170,17 +170,17 @@ class customcertelement_daterange_element_test extends advanced_testcase {
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(object)[
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'startdate' => strtotime('01.04.2017'),
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'enddate' => strtotime('30.09.2018'),
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'datestring' => '{{current_year}} - {{first_year}} - {{last_year}} - {{date_year}}',
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'datestring' => '{{current_year}} - {{range_first_year}} - {{range_last_year}} - {{date_year}}',
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'recurring' => false,
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'enabled' => true,
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],
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];
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$fallbackstring = '{{current_year}} - {{first_year}} - {{last_year}} - {{date_year}}';
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$fallbackstring = '{{current_year}} - {{range_first_year}} - {{range_last_year}} - {{date_year}}';
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$element = $this->get_datarange_element($dateranges, $fallbackstring);
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$date = strtotime('1.01.2000');
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$expected = date('Y', time()) . ' - {{first_year}} - {{last_year}} - 2000';
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$expected = date('Y', time()) . ' - {{range_first_year}} - {{range_last_year}} - 2000';
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$this->assertEquals($expected, $element->get_daterange_string($date));
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$date = strtotime('1.07.2017');
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@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ class customcertelement_daterange_element_test extends advanced_testcase {
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(object)[
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'startdate' => strtotime('01.04.2017'),
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'enddate' => strtotime('30.09.2018'),
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'datestring' => '{{current_year}} - {{first_year}} - {{last_year}} - {{date_year}}',
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'datestring' => '{{current_year}} - {{range_first_year}} - {{range_last_year}} - {{date_year}}',
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'recurring' => false,
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'enabled' => true,
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],
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