Previously we completely disabled the loading of notices
when switching, instead of just not showing them (so they
don't clash with the "switched" popup).
Bug: T162812
Change-Id: I3f8e787630e196cee1dbb1aa449b3558b74fcd04
This is run after the targetPromise completes (via the platform-agnostic
setDefaultMode proxy), which is the correct time to do so. We should not
do this twice, and we definitely shouldn't do this before the target has
successfully loaded, lest a user ends up with us setting their option to
"prefer" an editor that they actually can't load. Whoops.
Bug: T156316
Change-Id: Icf4b5ddd9c8265ade55f43328f807344b41db350
New changes:
dc0cad28c tests: Factor out ve.dm.TestRebaseClient/Server into their own files
98061108b Convert RebaseServer tests to data provider
3e746a51b Update OOjs to v2.0.0
16231a812 [BREAKING CHANGE] Drop support for Internet Explorer 9
64daeb4b5 Localisation updates from https://translatewiki.net.
3310e876c Update DOMPurify to 0.8.5
579033a83 Follow-up 16231a81: Drop IE9 support in createDocumentFromHtmlUsingIframe
Bug: T162277
Change-Id: If17c6a3fac0920db29f80069f344ffd6be46c3c9
The bare minimum of elements that must be present on the page for
VisualEditor to start and mostly work is:
* '#content' to attach our interface (toolbar etc.)
* '#mw-content-text' to replace with the editing surface
* '#ca-edit' to start up the editor
When those elements are missing (and we expect them to be present,
e.g. we're not on a special page), we print a console warning.
For example, VisualEditor now launches on Timeless and CologneBlue.
It does not launch and prints a warning on Modern and Erudite.
(It is actually possible to edit and save pages on CologneBlue,
although various pieces of the interface look funny.)
This does not change which skins we claim to support: these are still
currently only Vector, MonoBook and Apex. But it allows third-party
skin developers to more easily test the editor and fiddle with their
CSS to make it look right.
Bug: T161373
Change-Id: I97c786f3c8c795c238b10bef332a129ea26f86c2
The element has both the class and the id set to 'catlinks'. This is
just for consistency, I have no preference on which to use.
Change-Id: Ic96b0f21fe790d0aa03bfd6366ba246e8493a038
Redirect pages have two extra things not present on normal pages:
* Redirect subtitle: the "Redirect page" shown under the page heading.
* Redirect page content header: the "↳ Foo" at the beginning of content.
Our handling was pretty messy and had some bugs (T161614).
Notable behavior changes:
* Update 'wgIsRedirect' in mw.config after saving the page.
* Use #mw-content-text rather than .mw-jump for inserting the fake .redirectMsg.
.mw-jump is not guaranteed to exist on the page (it's a skin feature).
* Never replace the real .redirectMsg existing on the page, except by the
new HTML after a page is saved. Our fake is separate now.
Bug: T161614
Change-Id: I96a5e45a71bf10bf6a2b501dc0cf81e6c37060ec
To reproduce: start editing a page, turn it into a redirect,
cancel editing and go back to view mode. The "Redirect page"
subtitle under the page title should disappear.
Note that #redirectsub is correctly spelled all lowercase,
unlike #contentSub.
This reverts commit 0e1bc7309b
and fixes the code instead.
Change-Id: Ibacd73122dfec63268a77794bc77c4b88876d3ee
As it happens, #redirectsub is correctly spelled all lowercase,
unlike #contentSub. This line does nothing. We remove #redirectsub
correctly elsewhere; I don't think this was ever meant to be here.
Follows-up 96421b283c.
Change-Id: I3e4c6eb2ff94f363b488477b3ddd248e571e723a
Running setNotices( [] ) makes MWNoticesTool run this.destroy() to avoid taking
up extra space in the toolbar when not needed.
Also, make setNotices() bail earlier.
Change-Id: I492fd59a1e15e8f296bf7f03d9b0035c40dafa59
This avoids an OOui deprecation warning for trying to toggle a popup which
isn't connected to anything.
Bug: T160161
Change-Id: I9ad97785f0de4ecf81d189985459689644e25923
Distinguish between the initial summary state, and a value stored from the
summary when switching modes. This lets us avoid overwriting a stored value
when section-editing, or assuming a stored value after a switch was never
edited.
Bug: T159686
Change-Id: Ie7640538140a14bbafd539b3a45928f5c55cf804
Switching from visual to source reruns setupUnloadHandlers, which caused an
infinite loop where it thought it was its own fallback pre-existing handler.
Bug: T153346
Change-Id: I8df55a5395ede02fc34ec47a94f2c780dc08595f
Since December, the handler now expects to be passed the mode we're switching
to. Since we're filtering for just the edit link and not edit source, we can
hardcode 'visual' here.
Bug: T159374
Change-Id: I160045dd59ff1b4c2d180dbbe37280a1839886df
Pencil is the icon we use for 'edit' elsewhere in the UI.
Use the eye icon for the VE tool to specify 'visual'.
Bug: T116417
Change-Id: I12b6bab2a52758685abde04579b274a32d651174
This will make it easier for third parties to load the required
modules for an article-like target.
Also cleanup mobileArticleTarget to better match desktopArticleTarget.
Change-Id: Idb75e2bd99d8cf2c298e101cf92e8af4f85f5ad5
These are now computed upstream based on position of toolbar.
The menu tool now needs its indicator explicitly hidden.
Change-Id: Id2280f70553e1e45f3a42af45684c5808797925c
As for the Translate extension this will read a global set by the
TwoColConflict extension to disable the VisualEditor and its hooks
on the modified edit conflict page there.
Bug: T156251
Change-Id: I164d1546c9d98d8715650e13c63a01d06c76315d
When switching from the old wikitext editor to VE, we stored "editing..." as
the original page title. Then restored that when saving / switching to "read".
Instead, detect if we're on top of the classic editor, and use the pagename
message to make a plausibly-correct title.
Bug: T126077
Change-Id: Ib0289de71c3ae947ca0a3e45fe1e620378689c35
This wasn't such a big deal in VE because we load the full
page anyway, but in NWE it is more annoying if you reload the
page and are dumped in a different edit area.
Change-Id: If49569cbe1a2759d8cbbd7ee42dd1b88da39a946
Provide a common function to parsing, and always pass
section to the target, instead of having the target
re-compute it itself.
Change-Id: If9fc24ffa51507cd969fa1b4dfc1519a0b50a572
This has to go to the API, because it's skinnable. Also, separates out a few
of the initial page setup functions so they can be re-applied to the new
content inserted.
Bug: T151651
Change-Id: I8d5a6504edc2e0486a0b4f016d8ee6d9a6228de9
