There was CSS trying to counteract this, but it wasn't strong
enough to override Modern's styles.
Bug: T114080
Change-Id: I96d9b32353fbabc8f720ecb869904639009c894f
We've corrected this behavior for updating seenTime but not for setting
the notifications as read if the widget is configured as
'markReadWhenSeen' which produced unexpected issues with updating alerts.
This is fixed in this commit.
Change-Id: I4d2420a81d2b8409749ad1621b2d56bdd14e8c6e
Modern has duplicated styles for `#p-personal li a` and
`#p-personal li a:hover`, so duplicate our styles too to make sure they
fully override Modern.
Bug: T114080
Change-Id: Ib3da29532e9f0939379f3988a629bd6b7b1fabb8
OOUI now uses absolute positioning for these icons, which breaks
the centered text model we'd like to use. Longer-term we should
use a different widget for these buttons, or perhaps a widget of
our own, but for now let's hack around that by undoing the
absolute positioning.
Change-Id: I8cc1fd69eeedde00facec80d82a21d5cc5610992
Whether the button should appear or not is updated when the badge
is updated, based on having unread notifications. But during construction
the button should be hidden.
When we do update the badge, the button should only appear if there
are unread messages and if the current widget is not 'markReadWhenSeen'
to avoid having the button 'flash' while notifications are marked
read.
Bug: T113629
Change-Id: I002db9e3d8990b5a2cd67bf5d120b1c7eb454362
The new oouified echo popup makes the tests invalid; this commit
rewrites those tests.
Also by doing this commit we are upgrading to Selenium 1.4.
Change-Id: I26215558768d55be449276c55b4b745c3a458ecb
The notifications can be populated from the popup and outside of it.
We should update the seen time only if the request came from the popup
itself, and only if it is still open by the time the api request
has finished.
Bug: T113645
Change-Id: Id91ddabb85fd582be1890ea420d0559e0cdca167
The popup automatically updates itself every time it is opened.
If there are unseen notifications, they should be updated when the
next fetch happens, which means we must take off that class so
that the animation doesn't repeat itself.
Change-Id: Ib4173631efa1c5a3a3509e0797e60397397bd009
If the popup is open, whatever is coming in is immediately 'seen',
so we shouldn't flash the badge as red.
Bug: T112823
Change-Id: I9fe78ed11506de3c82043141f994e1ca96c5880b
We really only care about measuring the timing of the first click,
because that is the one that loads OOjs UI and fires an API request.
Bug: T113387
Change-Id: Ib37d31b07c45d546c75251a57a848e3ae0f4bf1b
We need the button to remain a standalone <a> element so it preserves
the exact same styling as the output we're getting from the PHP. the
only way to do this is to create the widget as the entire <li> and then
replace the original.
Bug: T112218
Change-Id: Ib6fd4369d46cb7f37b14675d63bbce9950abcd48
The unseen animation should display whether the option is unread or
read, because it should point out notifications that were unseen/new in
this session even if they are immediately marked as read (in cases
where the configuration is 'mark read when seen', like in alerts).
However, the animation itself switched by default to white background
which is an 'unread' state. This made cases like "mark all as read"
mark the notifications as read but still have a white background as
if they are unread, and yet have no 'x' button because they are actually
read. (Bear with me here)
This commit organizes the animation better. We now have a proper clear
naming for the two animations - unseen-to-read and unseen-to-unread and
we use unseen-to-read as default. unseen-to-unread is used when
the -unread class is applied and the other cases should reflect the
correct state of the option read/unread status.
Bug: T112826
Change-Id: I7fe8ea5dcf8c3e31d16213313be34b2350d03655
There is no need to load the entire of Echo's ui module (especially
since that includes ooui widgets and their styles) on every page load.
There's only need to load the entire module if and when a user clicks
the Echo notification badge.
Also, make the echo.dm model accept an external fetchNotifications
promise so we can send the API request alongside loading the echo UI
and "feed" it into the DM for processing.
CSS adjusted to make the "jump" between the nojs and the js buttons
seem less jumpy.
Bug: T112401
Change-Id: I516e655ffd198511d694489a0702c5c713a5fd68
Remove the behavior of the SelectWidget 'choose' and instead wrap
the notifications with their primary url links. That way, the click
handler returns to browser native response, and we gain automatic
behavior for ctrl+click, middle click, and regular click.
CSS had to be adjusted as well.
Bug: T112004
Change-Id: If10a4d3be71a8cf3ce966f15b922da0b9a2ddcc7
