disableForAnons is used to present a single wikitext tab on
dual-edit-tab wikis, and/or default-wikitext red links.
Users who open the editor and then switch to VE should still
have that preference stored in a cookie when that happens.
Bug: T331462
Change-Id: If2a866cff7e54d2832f6aa22eb268eb125f2d1c2
These haven't been used for a while, and we usually enable experimental
features via BetaFeatures these days.
Change-Id: Iec3a7da3cc962d8ac9416b508780fcdc3ca58d3e
When checking for the presence of edit buttons, we should include
the VE edit button and the MinervaNeue page action link, but not
the "view source" button (which means the opposite: the user can't
edit).
Bug: T312632
Change-Id: I2eb6e833a0489c17cf8360aca61bd8b615e30461
Going through onEditSectionLinkClick() is not needed, and it confused
some code that actually expected a section edit link.
Bug: T328094
Change-Id: I8975ade38d9dd064272781fb9d4bd22bab4d65ce
This allows VE to support even more skins with minimal or no changes to the skins themselves.
Partially reverts 75ff121b29.
Change-Id: I7536610459b7401015d4a033cc516c5d9a0ca5f1
This reverts commit a92dce4999.
A workaround for the previous problem was added in ContentTranslation
in I945897a27db479986855002b389034a745bf9bef.
Bug: T325249
Bug: T325566
Bug: T327779
Change-Id: I2d9c330dc4328468a65315ec6bed1d0f53ebd1f6
We could do something more complex and compute the height of the
available space, but a fixed height is a reasonable solution with
a fraction of the complexity.
Bug: T328048
Change-Id: I0b7bfa55f23afc16be43b85270666ec6a480ca32
Accounts for the use of CSS Grid in Vector 2022, in
the 2017 Wikitext editor preview, by placing the heading and
content in named grid areas (`titlebar` and `content`).
Bug: T327778
Change-Id: I66a30e282e808559b4f375f5924ae0d945c058a9
At first I was going for a more minimal replacement of mw.Uri with URL,
until I discovered that this code depends on a mw.Uri bug that would be
difficult to replicate:
// Expected: Relative URLs are accepted
new mw.Uri( '/foo' ).toString() // => 'https://localhost/foo'
// Expected: Protocol is optional
new mw.Uri( 'example.com/foo' ).toString() // => 'https://example.com/foo'
// Unexpected: Treated as empty domain with no protocol rather than relative URL
new mw.Uri( './foo' ).toString() // => 'https://./foo'
So I went for a bigger rewrite to preserve the intent rather than the
exact logic.
I had to change some test cases to use more realistic fake data. They
previously relied on bugs in our URL handling to pass despite the base
URLs being incorrect, particularly for non-short URLs (see T270219).
In my testing non-short URLs behave the same as before in practice.
Depends-On: I07a8c097dba0f5572c0aedf4febdf1434063ea6f
Bug: T325249
Change-Id: I232361266c1dda795b88018c3aaa3d9ecbe42b93
Persistent global-ish properties in ArticleTarget and friends. A lot
of our own code re-uses them, and code elsewhere could refer to them
as well (although I didn't find any uses).
In one case we need to keep using mediawiki.Uri, to handle building
an array from query parameters exactly like PHP would handle it.
Bug: T325249
Change-Id: I57699ff9dd39179ca29a87b6e2d9b12c2b86eb7d
Our encoding for the hrefs like "./Foo" that we send to Parsoid
differed slightly from how Parsoid outputs them, so to avoid dirty
diffs, we had to store the original ones we received from Parsoid
and send them back if they were unchanged.
Change the encoding to match Parsoid's exactly (by referring to the
Parsoid source code), and then remove 'rawTitle'/'origTitle'.
On a historical note, 'rawTitle'/'origTitle' were originally added to
fix other issues with links, which I hope are long behind us:
* bb45d984ca (T145978)
* fda2e6c1b5 (T44140)
Follow-up to 362df66b47, which removed
some other old stuff from the handling of Parsoid links.
Bug: T325766
Change-Id: I0ad0a655380eb2fb29b5ac01e2e399ac550ce34a
Replacing one-off uses in various auxiliary features: only used
in function scope (or narrower), nothing else depends on them.
Some of them didn't even need to do any URL parsing or formatting.
Bug: T325249
Change-Id: Ia9a18656f67cb0a204c87605459abb9f5bbdc347
For external links, `.title` and `.rawTitle` properties previously
contained the external link corrupted with some normalization intended
for MediaWiki titles.
This was useless, and in fact no caller actually uses this value:
they all check `.isInternal` first before accessing `.title` or
`.rawTitle`.
Also, correct other parameter documentation.
Change-Id: Ieeab56548f0a3b2f81a90f0d3ae0f81d744aa67b
An incorrectly-encoded fragment is allowed-in-wikitext but will make
mw.Uri throw an error. e.g. `[[foo#1%bar]]`
Bug: T324976
Change-Id: I97cb85507d9ae3d648300245dd7e48cc239c4d90
Redlinks now come down with a `mw:LocalizedAttrs` typeof, and have the
display URL parameters rather than being bare titles.
Bug: T324352
Change-Id: Ia1776e6e1f171d227c7c402b39ca96d17fb56cdb
There are some known bugs that we probably will not investigate
(T313809, T317455). Do something better than an infinite loading bar.
Follow-up to ee7c5d9d1a.
Change-Id: I339de7662ff68c2ea9bb1a738bb4207d1c399e59
Hiding '.ve-init-mw-desktopArticleTarget-editableContent #toc' is not needed
when we already hide '.ve-init-mw-desktopArticleTarget-editableContent'.
Change-Id: I9f7dc5f64be1f392e846da5bcfcd0a5d17a65014
The "uneditable content" styles should not be applied if the page
title is outside of the editor, like on Vector 2022 since T310839.
Bug: T322725
Change-Id: I212e41e3770807d43b4c58377ce77f4521e6b489
When using DirectParsoidClient, switching should be lossless.
Depends-On: I86c611fa0b717ef619e5ffe550b6c2be49a28c99
Change-Id: Ie30ccbc8c12ce48f481b9f727f28e60d21ee37b9
Follow-up to 8101b6511e.
$toolbarPlaceholder.outerHeight() only needs to be added when not
using visual section editing.
Change-Id: Idc7d9d59dea9eacbb8ee584c69e6bc4798562ea1
There's nothing we can do about missing edit buttons - they are likely
being scrubbed by some script or gadget, so let's not report the error.
Bug: T314952
Change-Id: Icf778074026a24561c228cbf11e583062571d0cb
Follow up to Icd227fc54f3bc16d5ce84c419b69344ca0d21f28
Currently showing up in logs as "NaN" but logged elsewhere
so not needed.
Bug: T314952
Change-Id: I0bf0d428384aa35bd43be026d451d62a2c237267
Setting the config var then loading mediawiki.action.view.postEdit
will already trigger the notification code, so we can remove this
duplicated code now.
Bug: T240041
Change-Id: If0d1aa4e734dab7cca168e78216f229b9924bab7
This makes the "direct" client and the VRS based client
implement the same interface, so the caller doesn't have to know
which one it is using.
It looks like ParsoidHelper will not be needed if we use this approach.
Change-Id: Ib1c1d7355951fc0765227dd01a9edfc554fc448d
$targetContainer was calculated at the top of the file,
but it's only guaranteed to be available after jQuery ready event.
Bug: T314952
Change-Id: Id5d0c71433bfc51cb7193ee1b931a7dd8a4324d9
Factor out getAvailableEditPageEditor from getEditModeFromUri
and use instead of getEditPageEditor everywhere.
Bug: T316776
Change-Id: I34bab092b829124c52f8bc0e262a9c3aa17f2c52
This code is supposed to be similar to the code in activatePageTarget()
however it was checking if the *link* URL looked like a veaction link,
not the view URL. It also then tried to push this.href as the new state
which was always undefined. This meant:
* If the section edit link was veaction= then nothing happened. The URL
in the address bar would get updated *after* the editor loaded by code
in DesktopArticleTarget.
* If the section edit link was edit= (single edit tab wikis) then the
view URL would get replaced with and edit URL, meaning if you browser-
backed out of the editor, the URL was stay as the edit URL.
Bug: T316771
Change-Id: Idb5e3c51a22361e0d9916d3c31444daeff310ed2
