Follow-up to 00d6928144. I simplified
the styles too much :( They worked for cross-wiki notifications, but
not regular bundled notifications. I didn't realize they were styled
differently…
* Add the border to bundled non-cross-wiki notifs
(this requires changes in SortedListWidget.js to add a wrapper)
* Hide the border until the list loads
* Remove unnecessary margin
Change-Id: I30c5bec11ddb49defa5957f0917f01057a3c21e7
Some versions of OOUI also accepted single non-array items. But this
was never official. Let's follow the spec.
Change-Id: Ie14431be802a6c71127c1b418e750ce5c9beb863
Do not emit sortChange for toggleSeen, because every sortChange
creates a fake widget with a flipped 'read' state. There is no
reason to emit the sortChange event in toggleSeen anyways so it
is safer when only emitted in togglRead.
Also, make sure the controller always updates the correct seenTime
from the API when fetching local notifications. This was done for
the special page method but was overlooked for the fetching of local
notifications. For the most part, it shouldn't be affecting too much
because the SeenTimeModel is initialized with wgEchoSeenTime (which
is local) but updating the controller with the API response is the
safe thing to do, and will also cover cases where a tab was open,
notifications were seen in a different tab, and now the popup was
reopened in a "stale" tab again.
Bug: T143067
Change-Id: Ie261e32db28926d04fe14f7badd9d287ddc52749
The fade in/out animation is asynchronous. This means that if we are
sorting multiple items one after the other, by the time the item faded
out, it will be reinserted back into the wrong position, breaking the
sorting.
This also broke the promise of OO.SortedEmitterList whereby all its items
are always in order.
The way to fix this was to force a better synchronization with the item
order while we hide and show the item in its new place. To do that,
a new widget is created as a fake clone of the old one, in the original
position of the old one. The original item is then reinserted (while hidden)
to the proper location -- preserving order. The fake clone is then faded
out, and the real item is then faded in.
For this to work properly, the cloned item had to preserve some of the
original item's information, like timestamp, foreigness and id. However,
since both the real item and the fake new clone have the same details,
the clone fakes its ID by adding a fraction to it - promising that the
fallback in case of equal timestamps (which happens on the real and
cloned items) will still resolve with some decision about the placement
of the items rather than (falsely but understandably) decide they are
both the same.
Since this whole animation is somewhat of a hack, the list now has a
configuration parameter to turn the animation on.
The animation is on in the popups, but off in the special page.
Bug: T141419
Change-Id: Ic7c35e5ddefc51bf7fde497eab36414b4dddcd9e
Add a sidebar with cross-wiki sources and pages of unread notifications.
The filter allows the user to fetch notifications from a foreign source
and specific pages if those exist.
Bug: T129366
Change-Id: I57d827a47f80274d75364c2099a9624049a26834
Changing the way Echo's front-end architecture works to work with
model-view-controller methodology.
Change-Id: I97862402c41bc04dd41cd08d79f19ff677340249
