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
ext.popups.experiment depends on .core as it initialized the mw.popups
namespace and .core depends on .experiments for
mw.popups#getEnabledState.
By merging the experiment module into core, we can eliminate any
circular dependencies.
Changes:
* Move ext.popups.experiment.js code into ext.popups.core.js
* Remove mw.popups.experiment module and any references to it
Note: ext.popups.experiment.test.js was left in its own file for cleaner
QUnit module setups and easier removal later. I'm not entirely happy
with doing it this way, but I'm not sure changing the mw.config within
the mw.popups.core QUnit module is worth merging the files.
Bug: T146035
Change-Id: I1f024567010acaa61c1d613c6e59c998198a5976
Use the standardised MediaWiki storage system for the simple use
case of disabling/enabling Popups. The jStorage library is 12kb
uncompressed and cannot be justified for this usage (and if it becomes
the standardised library mw.storage will begin using it)
This means that browsers with full localStorage or no localStorage
support will not be able to disable Popups. Given the current ecosystem
of the web - localStorage is widely supported - and the fact that grade
A browsers enjoy localStorage support - this is not a problem.
See https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki/blob/REL1_27/resources/src/startup.js#L59
Changes:
* Stop using jStorage
* Cleanup and migrate previous values in jStorage with plan for removing this
in a month.
Bug: T136241
Change-Id: I6dac2911e84d6cb20731be34add01576cf407c46
This change is an intermediate step in our transition
to logging a variety of events easily.
Also:
* Some events may need sendBeacon support and may not be
logged if the navigator does not support sendBeacon.
* Do not load schema code if EventLogging is not available.
Bug: T131315
Change-Id: Iff939577f65f1c6c71701dd6967939445385fb70
Follow up on Id173b21 by adding a test case that covers the test of
whether the anchor's title is in a content namespace.
Bug: T133020
Change-Id: I414a5ff8aa4edf58dd0d1947db077afdd1d22f39
Adds the jscs and jshint packages for development and their tasks in
Grunt. Also fixes all the code convention errors.
Change-Id: If1c9dfdbe22d4912d78b6a51b1292866970a85cc
mw.Uri throws an exception when dealing with -
href="javascript:void(0);"
href="mailto:abc@example.com"
etc.
Using a try…catch to return undefined in this case.
Bug: T95215
Change-Id: I632e9dc0e70a5fddf9f2573572bfc8e7f6232923
This is needed for wikis that use LanguageConverter, since the title
attribute is converted to the user's variant, and the canonical title is
needed for the API unless converttitles is specified.
For filtering, instead of comparing linkHref and expectedHref, filter
out links that have other query parameters or aren't in content
namespaces.
Bug: T93605
Change-Id: I5534753307ed5e1d4b27c52c616fd143b2a397e1
