This patch will fix the notification counts in bundled mention notification
messages. The former method did not work at all due to false assumptions
what the getBundleCount method can be used for.
Since this is in the presentation only wrong messages should be fixed when
deployed
Bug: T164115
Change-Id: If316549a090c2d281a8d612e4985fd556eabc807
We used to need to center the anchor, but I375a76a49337d3b on oojs-ui
makes popup anchors center themselves, so this is now harmful.
Bug: T163993
Change-Id: I345727ae4175fd9d3cea024f43df802bcd401838
Rephrase this message to express the fact that the mentions
below the limit were sent. Only the mentions in excess of the
limit were not sent.
Bug: T144614
Change-Id: I63ff5e089ccdcbc59e25466b841264b18d9556bc
In MentionStatusPresentationModel, prefer
extra['failure-type'] to event-type to determine
why the mention was not sent.
Bug: T144614
Change-Id: Id3b55e15a0c1a8f3fee19cbe07983c6e373b309e
Some browser tests were broken by 945fccf009.
The badge element is now technically rendered offscreen, with only the
:before and :after pseudoelements being onscreen. Because of this, Selenium
thinks that the badges are invisible, and this breaks various things in
totally unexpected ways.
* article_page.rb: Store references to the parent <li> elements of badges.
This might not be necessary but I don't know how to access them otherwise.
* badge_steps.rb: When clicking the badges, click the parent <li> element
rather than the not-really-invisible <a>. Effectively, the <a> gets
clicked anyway, since they overlap.
* no_javascript.feature/no_javascript.rb: Wait for page load before
checking that we're on the right page. The wait is no longer
implicit, since Selenium thinks we're clicking the <li> rather than
<a> (links are special-cased).
* notification_steps.rb:
* Check whether the badges exist on the page, rather than whether they
are visible.
* Use a weird hack to read badge text. Apparently you can't read the text
of elements that Selenium thinks are invisible.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20888592/gettext-method-of-selenium-chrome-driver-sometimes-returns-an-empty-string
Bug: T161941
Change-Id: Ic6bcd1088249109e49a47cc9007e6ee002d3d8ba
To support accessibility, make sure the titles in Special:Notifications
are <h2> headings.
Bug: T149955
Change-Id: I4f15694efb04896e9bd7b026d297891047759644
There's a lot more that could be done to improve user "rights"
notifications (really user group notifications), but this will do for now.
Bug: T159301
Depends-On: I5d32445f8e5b41599889b8488a2431e7a908f858
Change-Id: I27d52bc5c39219c832bf63a491faa1e421b0c024
Just show the textual "Alerts (1)" and "Notices (1)".
Updated NotificationBadgeWidget to use that internally as label,
same as the PHP-generated list item does after d4d325e7.
Bug: T141944
Change-Id: I468c67b0866530e21c9af32cd02816075a3693a1
Looks like we're hitting an edge case where positioning with negative
offsets inside an inline-block element results in incorrect rendering.
We're accidentally rendering an invisible overlay over nearly the
entire page. Twiddle the styles until we no longer hit that case.
Minimal example of the IE 11 bug: https://jsfiddle.net/50v6m0kb/3/
Bug: T161869
Change-Id: Id4b6ccc1ec6a11b455d6ab45c5aaa0e8544385f7
The event should fire after the count actually changes in the
DOM as well as the internal workings of Echo.
Change-Id: I03f1742b209305080af8784632f07dff63135d81
