v4.4.1

Changes

• Course index drag and drop fixes
• Remove old documentation from code, add links instead

Notes

• Since Multitopic format 4.2.0, it should be possible to remove any custom CSS previously added for the Multitopic format, as the built-in CSS should now be sufficient for a decent look.
• In Moodle 4.2 - 4.4, there are several issues with the new Duplicate section feature (see MDL-78080).

v4.4.1-rc1

Changes

• Course index drag and drop fixes
• Remove old documentation from code, add links instead

Notes

• Since Multitopic format 4.2.0, it should be possible to remove any custom CSS previously added for the Multitopic format, as the built-in CSS should now be sufficient for a decent look.
• In Moodle 4.2 - 4.4, there are several issues with the new Duplicate section feature (see MDL-78080).

v4.4.0

Changes (updates for Moodle 4.4)

• Support drag and drop after for Moodle 4.4 (MDL-77038)
• Always display section links and remove unnecessary section view option in Moodle 4.4 (MDL-79986)
• Support new section fields for Moodle 4.4 (MDL-80186)
• Support new set/get current section methods for Moodle 4.4 (MDL-80248)
• Update Behat tests for Moodle 4.4 part 1 (MDL-80461)
• Update Behat tests for Moodle 4.4 part 2 (MDL-79029)
• Suport new strings on section edit page in Moodle 4.4 (MDL-80541)
• Support changes for delegated sections for Moodle 4.4 (MDL-80190)
• Update Behat tests for Moodle 4.4 part 3 (MDL-80923)
• Code checker updates
• Code checker updates of lang strings for Moodle 4.4

Notes

• Since Multitopic format 4.2.0, it should be possible to remove any custom CSS previously added for the Multitopic format, as the built-in CSS should now be sufficient for a decent look.
• In Moodle 4.2 - 4.4, there are several issues with the new Duplicate section feature (see MDL-78080).

v4.3.1

Changes

• Fix issue with toggling visibility causing section to disappear, introduced with MDL-79194.

Notes

• Since Multitopic format 4.2.0, it should be possible to remove any custom CSS previously added for the Multitopic format, as the built-in CSS should now be sufficient for a decent look.
• In Moodle 4.2 and 4.3, there are several issues with the new Duplicate section feature (see MDL-78080), and when the new bulk edit tools are used with the Multitopic format, the Select all box isn't ticked when all sections are selected (see MDL-78095).

v4.3.0-rc2

Changes

• Official support for Moodle 4.3 and PHP 8.2
• Code checker updates

Notes

• Since Multitopic format 4.2.0, it should be possible to remove any custom CSS previously added for the Multitopic format, as the built-in CSS should now be sufficient for a decent look.
• In Moodle 4.2 and 4.3, there are several issues with the new Duplicate section feature (see MDL-78080), and when the new bulk edit tools are used with the Multitopic format, the Select all box isn't ticked when all sections are selected (see MDL-78095).

v4.2.3

Changes

• Fix DND file upload (#42)
• Code checker fixes

Notes

• Since Multitopic format 4.2.0, it should be possible to remove any custom CSS previously added for the Multitopic format, as the built-in CSS should now be sufficient for a decent look.
• In Moodle 4.2, there are several issues with the new Duplicate section feature (see MDL-78080), and when the new bulk edit tools are used with the Multitopic format, the Select all box isn't ticked when all sections are selected (see MDL-78095).

v4.2.2-rc1

Changes

• Restore activity indentation
• Code checker fix

Notes

• Installation of the Topics format is now required, as some language strings related to activity indentation are used from it.
• Since Multitopic format 4.2.0, it should be possible to remove any custom CSS previously added for the Multitopic format, as the built-in CSS should now be sufficient for a decent look.
• In Moodle 4.2, there are several issues with the new Duplicate section feature (see MDL-78080), and when the new bulk edit tools are used with the Multitopic format, the Select all box isn't ticked when all sections are selected (see MDL-78095).

v4.2.1

Changes

• PHPUnit test fix

Notes

• The only change in this version is to pass a Moodle PHPUnit test. There should be no functional difference between this version and Multitopic format 4.2.0, and no need to upgrade if you are already successfully running Multitopic format 4.2.0.
• Since Multitopic format 4.2.0, it should be possible to remove any custom CSS previously added for the Multitopic format, as the built-in CSS should now be sufficient for a decent look.
• In Moodle 4.2, there are several issues with the new Duplicate section feature (see MDL-78080), and when the new bulk edit tools are used with the Multitopic format, the Select all box isn't ticked when all sections are selected (see MDL-78095).

v4.2.0

Changes

• Updates for Moodle 4.2: Update section menus, Support bulk edit tools
• Change section links to be similar to new Moodle permalinks
• Support drag and drop for tabs
• Reorganise CSS
• Code checker updates

Notes

• It should be possible to remove any custom CSS previously added for the Multitopic format, as the built-in CSS should now be sufficient for a decent look.
• In Moodle 4.2, there are several issues with the new Duplicate section feature (see MDL-78080), and when the new bulk edit tools are used with the Multitopic format, the Select all box isn't ticked when all sections are selected (see MDL-78095).

v4.1.4

Changes

• Restore default collapse for sections
• Fix course index links
• Code checker fixes

Notes

• Update Moodle to at least 4.0.7 or 4.1.2 before installing, as previous versions had a bug that could cause loss of section collapse state (see MDL-77329).
• Collapsing of sections by default is restored in this version (but not collapsing by default in the course index). This was previously in Multitopic 4.1.0 and 4.1.1, but Moodle stores the list of collapsed sections in a limited-width field (see MDL-46739), and as Multitopic was collapsing previously unseen sections when loading a page, too many sections caused the page load to fail. This error is now recovered from, and the page will load, although collapsing sections will still fail in a large course.