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Functions
	cancel_email_update ($userid)
	useredit_load_preferences (&$user, $reload=true)
	useredit_update_user_preference ($usernew)
	useredit_update_picture (stdClass $usernew, moodleform $userform)
	useredit_update_bounces ($user, $usernew)
	useredit_update_trackforums ($user, $usernew)
	useredit_update_interests ($user, $interests)
	useredit_shared_definition (&$mform, $editoroptions=null)

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Function Documentation

cancel_email_update

(

$

userid

)

Definition at line 3 of file editlib.php.

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useredit_load_preferences	(	&$	user,
		$	reload = true
	)

Definition at line 9 of file editlib.php.

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useredit_shared_definition	(	&$	mform,
		$	editoroptions = null
	)

Moodle optional fields

Definition at line 107 of file editlib.php.

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useredit_update_bounces	(	$	user,
		$	usernew
	)

Definition at line 80 of file editlib.php.

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useredit_update_interests	(	$	user,
		$	interests
	)

Definition at line 103 of file editlib.php.

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useredit_update_picture	(	stdClass $	usernew,
		moodleform $	userform
	)

Updates the provided users profile picture based upon the expected fields returned from the edit or edit_advanced forms.

moodle_database $DB

Parameters:

stdClass	$usernew	An object that contains some information about the user being updated
moodleform	$userform	The form that was submitted to edit the form

Returns:

bool True if the user was updated, false if it stayed the same.

Definition at line 45 of file editlib.php.

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useredit_update_trackforums	(	$	user,
		$	usernew
	)

Definition at line 91 of file editlib.php.

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useredit_update_user_preference

(

$

usernew

)

Definition at line 26 of file editlib.php.

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