Changes:
* Add sessionToken and pageToken properties to the BOOT action and
update the preview reducer.
Supporting changes:
* Move the mw.popups.createActions to ext.popups/boot.js so that Redux
is used in one file and the actions can be tested in isolation more
easily.
Change-Id: Icd61bf1aeb466899e047432bf9798e2574652830
Changes:
* Make grunt:qunit run all QUnit tests in those modules whose names
being with "ext.popups".
* Add ext.popups/index.js, which initialises the mw.popups namespace.
* Add ext.popups/userSettings.js, which contains the code that deals
with interacting with the User Agent's storage.
* Add ext.popups/experiment.js, which contains the code that that
decides whether or not the user is in the experiment condition.
* Add tests for both units, converting existing tests where appropriate.
* Remove the associated code from ext.popups.core/ext.popups.core.js.
* Finally, dispatch the BOOT action against the store in
ext.popups/boot.js.
Change-Id: I697207677304bd49c7cfe1d37bb0a4af7810f387
There is one reference to removeTooltips in
ext.popups.targets.desktopTarget.
I suspect this got broken in a rebase. It seems Jenkins only runs
browser tests post merge. We should fix that.
Please resubmit the patch with this amended.
This reverts commit 0ff40a6532.
Change-Id: Idd8dffb853db760ebc5866190d008f173e3025ba
Tooltips are intended to be stripped upon `mouseenter` and `focus`
events and then restored during their corresponding `mouseleave` and
`blur` events. This was broken due to duplication of event registration
and no proper deregistration.
Changes:
* Rename `mw.popups.removeTooltips` to `mw.popups.removeTooltip` to
more accurately describe its effect
* Narrow the scope of `mw.popups.removeTooltip`
* Add `mw.popups.restoreTooltip`
* Add `onLinkBlur` to `desktopTarget.js` to handle tooltip restoration
* Update qunit test to reflect changes to functions
* Minor hygiene changes regarding event namespaces
Bug: T142723
Change-Id: I776a72e436ac823fdd6b68435d9a042a91c934e5
If a user has hovercards disabled, when they right click a link
this will trigger another hover event which will reset dwellStartTime.
This means when a dwelledButAbandoned event fires shortly afterwards
the totalInteractionTime will not be correct.
To remedy this, the calculation of totalInteractionTime and
perceivedWait is moved into ext.popups.schemaPopups
Now that we can trigger events without logging to the server and
checking the total interaction time duration in two places,
let's always run the event and only check it once.
A `hover` event triggers the setting of a dwell start time
A `display` event triggers the setting of the perceivedWait value
* Both are reset on a dwelledButAbandoned.
Since dwellStartTime is controlled inside a single place, getMassageData
no longer needs to clear it.
The test "returns false if dwelledButAbandoned event without a dwellStartTime"
is removed as this should no longer be possible.
Bug: T147846
Change-Id: Ie5917ca86f0d0ab27f4cf507e6dfa2c271433c03
Given we currently have modules defined in extension.json and in hooks
it can be really confusing understanding how the code fits together.
This change hopefully makes this a little clearer by using folder names
that are named after the resource loader modules - this is also consistent
with how we do things in our other extensions.
A images folder is added to the route so that it is clearer that the images
are not used in ResourceLoader module definitions and are only used to illustrate
the beta feature.
Change-Id: Ia650ec03e3a6d3069165441ddfa069d390be4d10
2016-10-19 20:52:40 +00:00
Renamed from resources/ext.popups.core.js (Browse further)
