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Christopher Rouse (b.1949): Various Orchestral Works / New York PO, Alan Gilbert
1 CD / Dacapo / 2016-05-13Works: Christopher Rouse: Odna Zhizn, for orchestra; Symphony no 3; Symphony no 4; Prospero's Rooms, for orchestra
Conductors: Gilbert, Alan
Ensemble: New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Christopher Rouse (b. 1949) has served as the New York Philharmonic's second Marie-Josee Kravis Composer-in-Residence, serving there from 2012 until 2015. Three of the works...continue...
Recording information: Avery Fisher Hall (Philharmonic Hall), Lincoln Center, (02/20/2010); Avery Fisher Hall (Philharmonic Hall), Lincoln Center, (04/17/2013); Avery Fisher Hall (Philharmonic Hall), ...continue...
Christopher Rouse (b.1949): Seeing; Kabir Padavali / Talise Trevigne, soprano; Orion Weiss, piano. Albany SO, David Alan Miller
1 CD / Naxos (USA) / 2015-09-11Works: Christopher Rouse: Seeing, concerto for piano & orchestra with augmented percussion; Kabir Padavali, for soprano & orchestra
Performers: Trevigne, Talise [Soprano vocals]; Weiss, Orion
Conductors: Miller, David A.
Ensemble: Albany Symphony
Winner of a Pulitzer Prize and a GRAMMY® Award, Christopher Rouse is one of America's most prominent composers of orchestral music, creating a body of...continue...
Recording information: Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC), (02/11/2013); Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, New York (02/11/2013); Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC), ...continue...
Sharon Isbin: 5 Classic Albums / Sharon Isbin, guitar
5 CD / Warner Classics / 2014-10-14Works: Laurindo Almeida: Historia do Luar; Antonio Lauro: Seis por derecho, for guitar; El Marabino (The Half-caste); Venezuelan Waltz for guitar no 3; Virgilio (Bambuco Tachirense), for guitar; Romanza for...
Performers: Isbin, Sharon; Thiago de Mello, Gaudencio; Winter, Paul [Sax]
Conductors: Tang, Muhai; Griffiths, Howard; Serebrier, José; Serebrier, José
Acclaimed for her lyricism and virtuosic technique, Sharon Isbin is widely acknowledged to be one of today's finest guitarists. This collection is a showcase of...continue...
Recording information: Grande Auditório of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (03/1999); Harmolodic, New York, NY (03/1999); Right Track Studio, New York, NY (03/1999); Teldec Studio, Berlin (03/...continue...
Linn Super Audio Collection, Vol. 7 - Bach, Berlioz, Chopin, Mozart, Haydn, Lawes, Rouse, Parsons, Corelli et al.
1 Super Audio CD / Linn Records / 2014-07-08Works: Johann Sebastian Bach: Brandenburg Concerto no 1 in F major, BWV 1046; Johannes-Passion, BWV 245; Hector Berlioz: Les nuits d'été, Op. 7, song cycle; L'enfance du Christ; Fréd&ea...
Performers: Barker, Emily; Bennett, Richard Rodney [Composer]; Berger, William [Baritone Vocal]; Bryan, Katherine [Flute]; Cargill, Karen; Duncan, Amy; Fliter, Ingrid; Magen, Sivan; Martin, Claire [Vocals]; McLe...
Conductors: ; Ticciati, Robin; Jun, Märkl,; McGegan, Nicholas; Whelan, Peter; Steen, Jac van; Logan, John
Ensemble: Avison Ensemble; Dunedin Consort; Ensemble Marsyas; Phantasm (Viol Consort); Profeti della Quinta; Royal Scottish National Orchestra; Scottish Chamber Orchestra; Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra
The seventh volume in the perpetually popular Linn Collection series features a captivating selection of tracks from its catalogue of award-winning artists. Taken from their...continue...
Fink Meets The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
1 CD / Ninja Tune / 2013-10-15Works: Fink: Berlin Sunrise; Yesterday Was Hard on All of Us; Wheels; This Is the Thing; Perfect Darkness; Sort of Revolution; Henry Purcell: What power art thou ("Prelude while the cold genius rises" from ...
Performers: Fink; Thornton, Tim
Conductors: Meylemans, Ivan
Recording information: Het Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, NL (04/29/2012)....continue...
Starry Crown / Univ. of Texas Wind Ens., Junkin
1 CD / Longhorn / 2013-09-24Works: Donald Grantham: Starry Crown, for band; Karel Husa: Cheetah, for wind ensemble; Christopher Rouse: Wolf Rounds, for band; Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck: Mein junges Leben hat ein End, variations for key...
Conductors: Junkin, Jerry
Ensemble: University of Texas Wind Ensemble
This disc features the University of Texas Wind Ensemble under the direction Jerry Junkin. Longhorn Music is proud to offer a new definitive recording of...continue...
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Katherine Bryan Plays Flute Concertos by Christopher Rouse & Jacques Ibert
1 CD / Linn Records / 2013-05-28Works: Christopher Rouse: Flute Concerto; Jacques Ibert: Flute Concerto; Claude Debussy: Syrinx; Frank Martin: Ballade for flute & piano
Performers: Bryan, Katherine [Flute]
Conductors: Steen, Jac van
Ensemble: Royal Scottish National Orchestra
Young flautist Katherine Bryan is rapidly establishing her place as one of Britain's bright musical stars. For her second recording on Linn, the in-demand concerto...continue...
Recording information: Henry Wood Hall, Glasgow, UK (2012-01-19_2012-01-20&2012-)....continue...
Dialoghi - Dialogues for cello & piano - Elinor Frey & David Fung
1 CD / Yarlung / 2011-09-27Works: Manuel de Falla: Siete Canciones Populares Españolas; Toshiro Mayuzumi: Bunraku, for solo cello; Johann Sebastian Bach: Suite for solo cello no 1 in G major, BWV 1007; Christopher Rouse: Ricor...
Performers: Frey, Elinor [Cello]; Fung, David
Music for solo 'cello and for 'cello and piano from the 11th century through the 21st century. Elinor Frey plays with exuberance and refinement. She...continue...
Recording information: Zipper Hall, Colburn School for the Arts, Los Angeles (11/19/2007-11/21/2007)....continue...
Wolf Rounds: Daugherty, Maslanka, Rouse
1 CD / Naxos (USA) / 2010-04-27Works: Michael Daugherty: Ladder to the Moon, for violin & band; David Maslanka: Concerto for Trombone and Wind Ensemble; Christopher Rouse: Wolf Rounds, for band
Performers: Basham, Glenn; Conner, Tim
Conductors: Green, Gary
Ensemble: Frost Wind Ensemble at the University of Miami
This album from Naxos' acclaimed Wind Band Classics series presents three highly contrasting new works. David Maslanka's Concerto for Trombone and Wind Ensemble is a...continue...
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Sharon Bezaly plays Bacri, Bernstein, Dean, Rouse
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2010-03-12Works: Nicolas Bacri: Concerto for Flute Op. 63; Leonard Bernstein: Halil; Brett Dean: The Siduri Dances, for flute & string orchestra; Christopher Rouse: Flute Concerto
Performers: Bezaly, Sharon
Conductors: Kantorow, Jean-Jacques; Neschling, John; Dean, Brett; Gilbert, Alan
American Spectrum - Daugherty, Williams, Rorem, Rouse / Branford Marsalis, Grant Llewellyn, et al
1 Super Audio CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2009-02-09Works: Michael Daugherty: Sunset Strip; John Williams: Escapades for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra; Ned Rorem: Lions "A Dream"; Christopher Rouse: Friandises
Performers: Marsalis, Branford
Conductors: Llewellyn, Grant
Ensemble: Branford Marsalis Quartet; North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
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Rouse: Iscariot, Clarinet Concerto, Symphony no 1 / Fröst, Gilbert, et al
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2008-10-01Works: Christopher Rouse: Iscariot; Symphony no 1; Concerto for Clarinet
Performers: Fröst, Martin
Conductors: Gilbert, Alan [classical]
Ensemble: Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra
Karolju - Christmas Music from Rouse, Lutoslawski, Rodrigo
1 CD / RCA Records / 2007-11-06Works: Christopher Rouse: Karolju; Witold Lutoslawski: Polish Christmas Carols (20); Joaquín Rodrigo: Retablo de navidad, for soprano, bass, chorus & orchestra
Performers: Doyle, Julia; Stephany, Anna
Conductors: Zinman, David
Ensemble: BBC Symphony Orchestra; Philharmonia Chorus
The Divine Feminine
1 CD / Telarc / 2006-10-24Works: John Tavener: The Last Sleep of the Virgin; Robert Kyr: From the Circling Wheel; Arvo Pärt: Fratres; Tomás Luis de Victoria: O Magnum Mysterium, motet for 4 voices; Alan Hovhaness: Allelu...
Performers: Ameling, Elly [Soprano Vocals]; Blegen, Judith [Soprano Vocals]; Cosham, Peter; Griffiths, Barry; Rive, Francois; Williams, Andrew [Producer]; Wincenc, Carol
Conductors: Werthen, Rudolf; Shaw, Robert; López-Cobos, Jesús; Levi, Yoel; Paavo, Järvi; Zinman, David; Previn, Andre; Eschenbach, Christoph
American Adagios
1 CD / Telarc / 2006-04-25Works: Samuel Barber: Adagio for Strings; Concerto for Violin, Op. 14; Agnus Dei; John Corigliano: Voyage, for flute & string orchestra; Thomas Canning: Fantasy on a Hymn Tune by Justin Morgan for double st...
Performers: Edmund-Davies, Paul; Lockhart, Arietha; McDuffie, Robert; Wincenc, Carol
Conductors: Slatkin, Leonard; Werthen, Rudolf; López-Cobos, Jesús; Eschenbach, Christoph; Levi, Yoel; Kunzel, Erich; Shaw, Robert
Ensemble: ; Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Cincinnati Pops Orchestra; Houston Symphony Orchestra; I Fiamminghi; St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
'American Adagios' is a unique concept album that explores the serene and peaceful side of American classical music....continue...
American Masters for the 21st Century /Society for New Music
5 CD / Innova / 2006-04-10Works: Steven Stucky: Sappho Fragments, for female voice & chamber ensemble; Brian Israel: Quartet for Strings no 2 ("Music for the Next to Die"); Elizabeth Alexander: My Aunt Gives Me a Clarinet Lesson, fo...
Performers: Abrams, David; Aiken, Alexander; Bass, Walden; Berry, Ruth; Bird, John; Bosetti, Michael; Bridge, Robert; Brown, Janet; Buciu, Cristina; Bush, Catherine; Caravan, Ron; Case, Linda; Castilano, Edward;...
Conductors: Custer, Calvin; Scatterday, Mark; Cooper, Grant; Murray, Edward; Godfrey, Daniel S.; Hopkins, Christopher; Stucky, Steven Edward; Murray, Ed
World Premiere Collection - Corigliano, Cowell, et al
1 CD / First Edition / 2005-02-22Works: Henry Cowell: Hymn and Fuguing Tune no 3 for orchestra, HC 660; Lou Harrison: Suite for Symphonic Strings; Alan Hovhaness: Symphony no 15, Op. 199 "Silver Pilgrimage"; Luigi Dallapiccola: Variazioni ...
Performers: Bowman, Peter; Fulkerson, Gregory; Harrell, Lynn [Cello]; Larsen, Susan; Lowenthal, Jerome; Mitchell, Leona; Owen, Benjamin; Tocco, James [Piano]
Conductors: Mester, Jorge; Whitney, Robert; Smith, Lawrence Leighton; Endo, Akira; Gilbert, David; Harth, Sidney; Zinman, David; Slatkin, Leonard; Comissiona, Sergiu; Harbison, John; Previn, Andre
Specially priced, this essential 75-minute all-world premiere collection features 17 legendary composers of 20th century music. This virtual 'who's who' celebration of major modern world...continue...
Imaginary Landscape - Percussion Music
1 CD / Equilibrium / 2000-02-01Works: Christopher Rouse: Ku-Ka-Ilimoku, for 4 percussionists; Brian Prechtl: A Cord of Three Strands, for percussion; Julie Spencer: Tribeca Sunflower, for 3 marimbas and percussion; Maki Ishii: Marimbast&...
Performers: MacDonald, Payton; McAllister, Timothy; Pann, Carter
Conductors: Udow, Michael
Ensemble: University of Michigan Percussion Ensemble
Border Crossing - Percussion Music
1 CD / Equilibrium / 1999-09-01Works: Christopher Rouse: Ogoun Badagris, for 5 percussionists; Michael Udow: Flashback, for percussion ensemble & electronics; David Hollinden: The Whole Toy Laid Down, for 4 percussionists; Gerald Mark Sh...
Performers: Creviston, Christopher; Koga, Midori; McAllister, Timothy; Rolka, Jeffrey T.; Rush, Stephen; Stetson, Colin
Ensemble: University of Michigan Percussion Ensemble
Rouse: Symphony no 2, Flute Concerto, Phaethon / Eschenbach
1 CD / Telarc / 1997-05-27Works: Christopher Rouse: Symphony no 2; Flute Concerto; Phaethon, for orchestra with augmented percussion
Performers: Wincenc, Carol
Conductors: Eschenbach, Christoph
Ensemble: Houston Symphony Orchestra
Christopher Rouse is truly a special composer of today. His music has a very distinct flavor that is unique and always interesting. The gem of...continue...
Contemporary Music Vol 1
1 CD / Albany Records / 1996-06-01Works: Stephen J. Albert: Into Eclipse, song cycle for tenor & chamber ensemble or orchestra; Christopher Rouse: Mitternachtslieder, for baritone & chamber ensemble; Madrigali (4), for 8 voices
Performers: Guinn, Leslie; Oosting, Stephen
Conductors: Hodkinson, Sydney; Neuen, Donald
Ensemble: Eastman Musica Nova
American Trombone Concertos Vol 2 / Lindberg, Llewellyn
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 1996-05-09Works: Christopher Rouse: Concerto for Trombone; Augusta Read Thomas: Meditation; Carlos Chavez: Concerto for Trombone
Performers: Lindberg, Christian
Conductors: Llewellyn, Grant
Ensemble: BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Cage, Harrison, Rouse, etc / Continuum Percussion Quartet
1 CD / New World /Works: John Cage: Third Construction for 4 Percussionists; Eugene Kurtz: Logo I; John: Petite Suite; Irwin Bazelon: Fourscore; Christopher Rouse: Ku-Ka-Ilimoku; Lou Harrison: Concerto for Violin with Percus...
Performers: Colson, David; Dionne, Gabriel; Francis, J Riely; Lower, Janna; Nale, David; Nunemaker, Richard; Rose, Chistopher; Skaines, Richard
Conductors: Brown, Richard [percuss.]; Colson, David
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Can anyone who has had there child in these type of classes and you tell me the pros and cons....
Can anyone who has had there child in these type of classes and you tell me the pros and cons....
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I can't believe not one ....
What are open learning classes? Maybe we know them as something different in other states. My DD has an open plan class room where they don't have a regular classroom set up but have tables dotted around, some on their own, some to sit 4 kids, they can choose to work at a table or sit on the floor if they wish. Is this what you mean?
What do you mean by open learning?
I teach in an open learning space and my son attends school in another opening space. Normally, there are 3/4 teachers in the space plus a teachers aide. Teachers are very accountable as there are many in room. Normally small groups working on similar tasks based on their ability level. There are also targeted groups of students working on strengths or weaknesses. Huge technology basis. It is not for everyone though. What else do you want to know?
I love teaching this way and so does my
son in learning this way. As teachers, we bounce ideas off each other and the kids get the best out of all of us. It is also good as some children do not get on with the teacher, there is another teacher they can see for problems. It works well in the schools I have taught it.
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I've been an AP at a school which is entirely open plan, flexible learning in communities.
It's not for every child - there is no setting that is suitable for every child. But it's fabulous for most.
It means teachers can differentiate and teach to point of need with support from other teachers and allows for flexibility in terms of groupings too.
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How to Calculate Momentum in Physics
In everyday life, people use the term 'momentum' to speak of both abstract and physical things. Here's an example: "We need to maintain the momentum of our business." … or, "That 18 wheeler has some serious momentum!"
Something has to be 'moving' to have momentum, and in Physics that something has to be physical. So to calculate the momentum of a business wouldn't be practical in the realm of Physics, but for an 18-wheeler screaming down a highway -- absolutely! Momentum is directly related to Isaac Newton's 2nd law of motion where he says that the rate of change in momentum of a body is directly proportional to the external force that causes it. Therefore:
F=p/t, where F = Force, p = change in momentum and t = time
From that principle, we can break it down even further to say that:
Momentum = mass * velocity
p = mv
In short, the momentum of a body is the product of the mass of the body and the velocity which it possesses.
Calculating momentum of moving trailer
Take for instance, an 18 wheeler of mass 32,000 kg is travelling at 22 m/s. The trailer's momentum would be:
p = mv
= 32,000 kg * 22 m/s
= 704,000 kgm/s
Take note that the unit of momentum (p) is the kilogram meter per second (kgm/s)
Calculating momentum of parked trailer
So since we said that a body has momentum only if its moving, then that is the same as saying a body has no momentum at all once it's stationary or at rest.
When the trailer is parked, we can safely say (even without calculations) that its momentum is 0 kgm/s.
If its parked, then it's not moving and has a velocity of 0 m/s. It's mass is the same whether or not it is parked or moving.
Therefore, momentum of trailer when parked is:
p = mv
= 32,000 kg * 0kgm/s
= 0 kgm/s
Calculating the change in momentum
What if we say that while the trailer was on a highway, it increased its speed from 22 m/s to 54 m/s. What is the change in momentum?
Change in momentum = final momentum - initial momentum
The initial momentum is related to the initial velocity (u) of 22 m/s, whereas the final momentum is related to the final velocity (v) of 54 m/s.
Δp = mv-mu
= (32,000 kg * 54 m/s) - 704,000 kgm/s
= (1,728,000 - 704,000) kgm/s
= 1,204,000 kgm/s
Calculating the rate of change of momentum
If the trailer takes 20 seconds to change it's speed from 22 m/s to 54 m/s, then what would be the rate of change of momentum of the trailer?
Remember from the beginning, we mentioned that the rate of change of momentum is:
Therefore p is:
= 1,204,000 kgm/s / 20 s
= 512,000 kgm/s2
Be careful with the units for rate of change of momentum and momentum. They are often confused!
The unit for rate of change of momentum is the: kilogram meter per second squared (kgm/s2)
One final thing to make note of: If you were paying attention, then you will also realize that the rate of change of momentum is also equal to the force that caused the change in momentum in the first place. This means that the Force of the Trailer in those 20 seconds was 512,000 kgm/s2 or more simply, in honor of Isaac Newton, 512,000 Newtons.
Momentum is a another mechanical way to describe the motion of bodies on a macro level. In this case, we've looked at the linear momentum of bodies with the example of an 18 wheeler. It can be a treat to make simple calculations of the momentum of different bodies and compare them -- even your own personal bodily momentum! Furthermore, you can calculate the Force of a body by calculating the body's rate of change of momentum.
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I was only wondering about the name of it, which may differ in different languages. What you call "Momentum" in English is "Impuls" in German. However the similar word "Moment" in German is "Torque" in English and last but not least the English "Impulse" is "Drall" in German.
Whatever the wording may be, i only trust those technical guys who know the difference.


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Add custom corner divs to boxes on Moodle pages.
Create wrapper functions to add the necessary divs within boxes.
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The wrapper functions are:
- Function adds custom_corners to boxes
- @param string $message, the content of the box
- @param string $classes, space-separated class names.
- @param string $ids, space-separated id names.
- @param boolean $return, return as string or just print it
function print_custom_corners_box($message, $classes='generalbox', $ids='', $return=false) {
$output = print_custom_corners_box_start($classes, $ids, true);
$output .= stripslashes_safe($message);
$output .= print_custom_corners_box_end(true);
if ($return){ return $output; } else { echo $output; }
* Function adds custom_corners to boxes
* Calls print_box_start
* @param string $classes, space-separated class names.
* @param string $ids, space-separated id names.
* @param boolean $return, return as string or just print it
function print_custom_corners_box_start($classes='generalbox', $ids='', $return=false) {
global $CFG, $THEME;
$output = print_box_start('ccbox '.$classes, $ids, true);
if (!empty($THEME->customcorners)) { require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/lib/custom_corners_lib.php'); $output .= print_custom_corners_start(true, true); }
if ($return) { return $output; }
else{ echo $output; }
* Function adds custom_corners to boxes
* Calls print_box_end
* @param boolean $return, return as string or just print it
function print_custom_corners_box_end($return=false) {
global $CFG, $THEME;
if (!empty($THEME->customcorners)) { require_once($CFG->dirroot.'/lib/custom_corners_lib.php'); $output .= print_custom_corners_end(true); }
$output .= print_box_end(true);;
if ($return) { return $output; } else { echo $output; }
Please watch your trailing whitespace and initialize all variables. Committing patch into cvs...
OK, we really need to revert this ASAP.
We can not start asking all the modules to identify particular boxes for custom_corners support. It's too hard on the API.
Two other solutions could be (in order of preference):
1) Leave things alone (were they really that bad?)
2) Fix print_box functions so that they do this when $THEME->customcorners is on, fix all the calls to them that might not provide good IDs to work with, and then fix the custom_corners theme so that it excludes any extra custom_corner boxes that should really not have corners displayed.
And if this is really too much overhead then,
3) come up with a more generic function like print_text_box or print_content_box ... it would work something like the patch in this bug but would at least be a bit more generic and describe the structure of the data rather than the appearance.
Petr, can you please revert this (solution 1) while we work/test/think about solution 2 and 3?
Should be fixed in cvs now, head was a bit broken already I guess.
Tested in FF and IE6 under wine.
Some more info:
- implemented method 3/ above
- We have now print_container_xxx() and print_box_xxx() functions, container is more general than box with no classes by default. All the code needed for themes using custom corners is only in weblib.php.
- all themes were patched to use print_container_start() and _end() while keeping it backwards compatible
- we are tracking open boxes and containers (we need this for ids in custom corners), the bonus is that error(), notice() and redirect() close open boxes and containers
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- print_box() - the same as before, internally uses containers with box css
- print_container() - general div container for related elements in rectangular area, custom corners themes may draw round corners; in normal themes only one div used
I've just upgraded a site, and i'm getting "Incorrect closing of custom corners - no more open containers" everywhere.. Not looked into it any further and watching the debug messages..
Problem goes when switching to custom corners theme..
Like the rework though.
On which page are you getting the warning?
Could you please copy/paste it here?
The previous code was ignoring double/missing closing of boxes/containers. There might be some places where this problem appears, I am going to add more debug info into print_footer to catch all these...
should there be a clearfix there?
Regarding the change to standard/header.html, do we really need them at all?
Custom_corners can continue to use it of course, but I think 'standard' themes should NOT introduce this function here as it breaks compatibility with 1.8.
yes, the thems from 1.9 would not be compatible with 1.8, this could be partially fixed by backporting simplified print_container into 1.8.x
if we remove it from standard themes the footer hacks will throw developer warnings in several places - though it might be better to fix them anyway
Several aspects are involved
_1 backwards compatible themes:
1.9 themes can't ever be really compatible to 1.8 because several CLASS names have changed from 1.8 to 1.9.
+1 to implement the enhancement (compatibility arguments not really count).
_2 consistency:
Petr has done a great job to make the Moodle container handling more consistent. Now several hacks emerge which have been sleeping in the dark and affected advanced themes only. Backporting a simple print_container function to 1.8 would be marvelous.
+1 to fix this hacks and to add the enhancement to the Moodle 1.9 standard themes.
_3 In the standard theme we can show the enhancements created under the hood.
+1 to fix this hacks and to add the enhancement to the Moodle 1.9 standard themes.
_4 Martins argument to change the standard theme structure only when absolute necessary. This position is very wise to keep the Moodle changes as smooth as possible.
-2 to implement the enhancement
After calculating the numbers 3 - 2 I vote +1 to implement the enhancements. If Martin decides to not implement them now consistency needs to be reestablished in 2.0 with all themes using the enhancement.
It would be marvelous if Petr may find a solution that header and footer work without the print_container functions without errors. Then theme designers who do not want to implement this enhancement are not forced to do so.
And again I think in the standard themes we should use the print_container functions.
The admin/lang.php?mode=missing shows an interesting page structure. Please check the screenshot http://screencast.com/t/AhxuZTfCULp.
I am not sure any more if it is wise to replace all boxes with the same custom_corners supporting function. Developers use boxes not only for content containers. Content containers should have custom_corners support. Any other boxes (to collect some elements or whatever) should be built without custom_corners support.
A bit more semantic code would help out IMO. May be we need a semantic option to specify the content type of the box: "layout", "wrapper", "text" for example. And wrapper boxes don't write the custom_corners divs. We may need to analyze the box usage a bit more.
Custom_corners looks like a never ending story
I have committed rewritten autoclosing for error() and notice() - should be more flexible and compatible with old themes - please note that is is impossible to automatically close containers and tables, the problem is that each page may have different structure, error() and now also notice() should be used before the print_header() - this will have to be solved properly in 2.0
going to backport print_container into 18 now...
basic containers backported into 1.8.x, themes from 1.9 work again in latest 1.8.x
I add changes to weblib and the forum and glossary view pages to get those pages working.
I added changes to weblib and the forum and glossary view pages, the custom_corners and standard theme to get those pages working.
In the view pages I changed the container function call to a simple "echo 'div ...'" to avoid the custom_corners container overhead and page oddity.
In weblib I added "clearfix" handling to the function "print_box_start($classes ...". "clearfix" is handed over to the containing divs. This is a hack, but I didn't know how to handle it without rewriting too much areas."
Petr, please review and close the issue when you think the changes are ok.
I continue to really dislike all the inappropriate PHP, includes etc that has crept into the custom_corners header.html and footer.html. We must get rid of it.
It is impractical to make a theme that is uses custom_corners as a parent (eg I use one on partners.moodle.com) because all this fragile PHP code breaks every time I upgrade.
Martin, I could not agree more.
As a first step I removed the "nocoursepage" hack, which was an attempt to find out if a page has a layout-table. I developed this hack because you said, that you don't not see any chance to implement a layout-table check. This hack followed several exception hacks because Moodle pages are inconsistently created. All those exceptions I could delete too.
Now I added a JavaScript layout-table check which works great. Without the layout-table info custom_corners does not work. There must be a body class "haslayouttabel" or "nolayouttable" no matter how it's added to the page.
When the issue with the "inpopup" handling (
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Ifigeneia Apartments features a pool with sun terrace and a poolside snack bar, within 500 metres from the sandy beach of Hersonissos in Crete. Set amidst well-tended gardens, the property offers self-catering units with a balcony or patio overlooking the pool. The simply decorated studios and apartments of Ifigeneia have a kitchenette with dining area, fridge and cooking hobs. A TV is available. The private bathroom comes with a shower. Guests can start their day with a la carte breakfast served daily at the dining area. Coffees, drinks and light meals can also be enjoyed at the snack bar throughout the day. A supermarket lies within a short walk. Ifigeneia Apartments is situated within a 15-minutes' walk from the centre of Hersonissos. Heraklion City and Port are at 27 km and Nikos Kazantzakis International Airport is 25 km away. The famous Knossos Palace is 30 km away. Free private parking is possible on site.


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ЎЎЎЎSaint Lucia was a saint because of her kindness and her love. She was an Italian Christian who lived in Sicily in the 4th century. Some people believe she once visited Sweden. December 13th is her feast day.
ЎЎЎЎThe way she became a saint was that a man loved her but Lucia didnЈ§t like him LuciaЈ§s mother asked her to marry the man but she refused so the man said he would burn her. But Lucia prayed to God to have the power to survive the fire. Because of her kindness her wish was granted. The man then got a sword and stuck itsintosLuciaЈ§s throat.
ЎЎЎЎThere is also another story for her being a saint which goes like this.
ЎЎЎЎSaint Lucia was a very kind person and a man loved her very much but she didnЈ§t like him. The thing the man loved most about Saint Lucia was her eyes. Then she gave him her eyes but a miracle happened she grew back her eyes but this time they were even more beautiful than ever. The man asked for those eyes but she refused so the man killed her with a knifesintosher heart.