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# To Install it manually # - Unzip the plugin in the moodle .../customfield directory. # To Use it # Just add a custom field of type file to any object that supports it e.g. a course. # To style it # If you want to override how a specific instance of this custom field gets rendered (e.g. embed an image tag rather than a list of links) you can do this within your theme as follows (boost used as an example... don't hack core!). Create a file to override the custom field renderer here: ``` theme/boost/classes/output/core_customfield_renderer.php ``` This file can then contain a function that will override how a specific custom field will get displayed - the function must be named 'render_customfield' followed by the component (e.g. core_course) and area (e.g. 'course) of the custom field handler followed by the shortname of the custom field (e.g. thumbnailimage). See example implementation below: ``` namespace theme_boost\output; use core_customfield\output\renderer; defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die; class core_customfield_renderer extends renderer { public function render_customfield_core_course_course_thumbnailimage($model) { return $this->render_from_template('customfield_file/exportvalue', $model); } } ``` Author ------ The module has been written and is currently maintained by Andrew Hancox on behalf of [Open Source Learning](https://opensourcelearning.co.uk). Useful links ------------ * [Open Source Learning](https://opensourcelearning.co.uk) * [Bug tracker](https://github.com/andrewhancox/moodle-customfield_file/issues)
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