This makes clear which escaping should be used.
In all cases it needs Message::text, because there are used inside
Html::element. There is no visual different.
Change-Id: I17474a7d5f057321e8c759d4bf94c8234c7a89c7
Followup to I639b9d9906d3ff37021cb9b5ed3cb401354b5bd9
* Remove deprecated formatter
* Log a warning and fail gracefully
when an event type does not support
Echo presentation model.
Bug: T121612
Change-Id: Ic5712c4ce265b6faabce7a4028b4294fe3c73f18
Notifications were being marked as read in response to a click event
in JavaScript, but that causes a jarring effect in the UI, and it's
not reliable (the browser could abort the AJAX request).
Instead, add ?markasread=XYZ to the end of every primary link URL,
where XYZ is the event ID.
Bug: T133975
Depends-On: Icb99d5479836fea25a47451b5a758dd71f642f71
Change-Id: I8047d121584b43e6172463a50ad0e0de5f7fa73c
The approach here is to use $msg->escaped() to
remove all markup and then replace new lines
with a single space.
Bug: T128062
Change-Id: I1d5a6e57fbae9b6a441671beff1c60720b9445d5
All extensions seem to have been updated to use the current formats,
so we can get rid of this tech debt.
Depends-On: I7503db28b0d81fb818b525ea9362e49b9b56342a
Change-Id: Idbcbbf95eab1172015bceea4e8124ba4c639efa8
I'm not really sure where to stick the primary link. I could wrap the
entire notification in a <a> tag, but all the text becomes ugly (I
suppose we could hack around it with CSS?). For now I just added it
before all the secondary links.
Change-Id: I4f6add9ecfb367660d1a6346825382ad415bdb77
