When we were researching on a method to check if you are being ignored or blocked in ICQ, the current ICQ 7M itself seems to give out a hint that you’re being blocked. There is another feature called block where the blocked user can still see your online or available status but you won’t receive any messages from them. There is however an easy way to check if someone in ICQ is invisible from kanicq. If they send any messages to you during this time, you will still instantly receive the message except they won’t know if you’ve read the message or not. The first method is setting your status as invisible where your contacts will see you as offline even though you are actually online. ICQ has two privacy features to avoid being annoyed by some of the people in their contact list when you really need some quiet time on your computer.
$mform->addElement('header', 'moodle_additional_names',get_string('additionalnames')) // $mform->addElement('text', $allname, get_string($allname), 'maxlength="100" size="30"'. $mform->setType('imagealt', PARAM_TEXT) $mform->addHelpButton('imagefile', 'newpicture') $mform->addElement('filemanager', 'imagefile', get_string('newpicture'), '', $filemanageroptions) $mform->setDefault('deletepicture', 0) $mform->addElement('checkbox', 'deletepicture', get_string('deletepicture')) $mform->setExpanded('moodle_picture', true) To disable user pic: // $mform->addElement('header', 'moodle_picture', get_string('pictureofuser')) $mform->addHelpButton('description_editor', 'userdescription') $mform->setType('description_editor', PARAM_RAW)
To disable discription: // $mform->addElement('editor', 'description_editor', get_string('userdescription'), null, $editoroptions)
I found a useful way to disable the additional fields,this will edit the form from the code, so simple You can find the appropriate css IDs for the fieldsets or form items using a tool such as firebug or Chrome developer tools to inspect the elements. #page-user-edit fieldset#id_moodle_optional // Will remove just the 'Country' setting While this does not remove them completely and is dependant on your theme (ie if you enable users to swap themes then that may allow them to reappear), it does mean less potential problems in the case of some other code in another part of Moodle referring to items that you have removed from the profile form.Īdd the examples below to your customcss theme setting (I have used Clean theme to test) Use some css in your theme to hide these fields in the form. hack the code that creates the user form to remove these - not recommended!Ģ.
Currently, there is no way (that I am aware of) to remove these fields from the user profile form using settings within the front-end of Moodle.ġ.
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