User::setOption() is deprecated and should be replaced with UserOptionsManager::setOption()
Bug: T277818
Change-Id: I46dca703deb311d7c4e06b3001357fa602a40e0a
There's a lot of things going on here, so a quick summary:
* Moved the warning outside sitenotice to avoid reflows and all
kinds of other issues, including those with dismissable notices.
* Placed the warning on the bottom of the page, on all skins, for
consistency and to avoid obstructing vital UI elements such as
site name, user tools, search box.
* Changed the UI to use OOUI for, again, consistency and to avoid
reinventing the wheel with button styling.
* Removed the cookie emoji as it was only taking up valuable space
on mobile and making designing a sensible layout much harder.
* Merged the mobile and desktop RL modules into a single, responsive
one. The warning will work correctly for any skin and screen width.
* The integration tests are truly horrible, I tried to at least
make them work. They deserve a proper rewrite, but that should be
done after the extension switches to the new hook system.
I will post screenshots of this in action in the first of the linked
tasks.
Bug: T271047
Bug: T173335
Change-Id: I6e2a3d7aeccc0d4df1b3238e52c67e72099d27d8
Html::element() automatically escapes all attribute values.
Spotted by the phan-taint-check-plugin.
Change-Id: Iad90d48ccba5b7008f5869c7c9f2b280400df749
Directly use the UTF-8 encoding of the 'NO-BREAK SPACE' (U+00A0) instead of
the HTML/XML entitiy  .
Also use \u{1F36A} instead of 🍪 for Unicode Character 'COOKIE'
(U+1F36A).
Bug: T154300
Change-Id: I13536589a4c183215785fe3352f4fc081571451b
This should make the code a bit more structured and easier to navigate
through. It also removes some lines from extension.json as the autoload
classes list is replaced by an autoload namespaces property.
This also changes the minimum requirement of MediaWiki to 1.31 for this
extension to work.
Change-Id: I249ccc3035297c99202a5f83fcc8d3fda68b682c
2018-07-19 12:57:52 +02:00
Renamed from includes/CookieWarningHooks.php (Browse further)