The linkCache fetch can push the categories out of order unless everything is
already in cache. As such, remember the initial order and enforce it after the
promises have resolved.
Bug: T197759
Change-Id: I9ea8d5e642f62c96475d0713f2c79258abb33b19
I.e. don't sort them, because they're provided in source order and that's all
we need.
Bug: T197759
Change-Id: I3b9508ff49233ccfbeba1d111a6df9f29f0fc318
What happens when an edit tab is clicked is spread across handlers in
DesktopArticleTarget and DesktopArticleTarget.init. Consolidating the logic
into the handler in DesktopArticleTarget.init makes it easier to understand.
It could be moved further into DesktopArticleTarget, but the init handler has
to exist to activate the target in the first place.
This patches a hole where clicking "edit source" while in visual mode would
sometimes not switch to source mode, because it didn't think it was changing
the current section.
Also, fix a typo in the documentation.
Bug: T198272
Change-Id: I12d958b6af1b9fa9aca68b498eb2a1a2d76b5a82
Just generate the standard wiki skin markup for categories. Adjust linkcache to always know
whether links are hidden categories. (It previously knew *sometimes*,
depending on whether a MWCategoryWidget had interacted with that category.)
Make the save dialog preview use the same method as the bottom-of-editor preview.
Bug: T194092
Change-Id: I37fea15eaef0a5847f27ce41dd92370a4bf353b6
Pass through the current document when available, otherwise
assume the current surface's document.
Also add a getter for getPageName, so that can vary based
on the target document.
Bug: T193856
Change-Id: Ifdc951fdc6a43b924d102e3fcd7e59e52023757b
These are not specific to desktop.
Also make the static builders static, and move VE target specific
code to caller, such as the click handler.
Change-Id: Ib7e769e3d6d339b9e66e1bc924480b0b0d5db17d
It's possible for some load failure states to cause this teardown at a point
without a surface. I observed it in MobileFrontend, when restbase can't be
contacted.
Change-Id: I13489640759c73dad5730d0bbadbfb2a38cb8e53
Always store immediately if fromEditedState is true. Also
now that we only store if there is state to recover, remove
the check for transactions before deciding to show the notification.
Change-Id: I5357a9098b91e303f5c71881ea03a080d2969fff
1. It wastes valuable time during setup.
2. If a user reloads the page without making changes we
should give them the latest html from the server to
minimise the chance of an edit conflict.
Change-Id: I9a1f8cfd65ef2552fe2c3d6d2bbf975851b52003
Ensure we start with the same HTML (i.e. if an edit has
been made since the crash-recovery):
* Whenever an article target is activated, stash the initial
document html, other parsoid response data, and the request
parameters (pageName, mode, section) in session storage.
* Whenever an article is fetched through the target loader,
recover from session storage if the request parameters match.
Store transactions:
* On document transaction (debounced) append the latest
changes to session storage.
* If a document state is recovered from session storage,
attempt to re-apply the stored transactions.
Clear transactions:
* Whenever the target is torn down (i.e. save, deliberately
closing the editor to go back to read mode)
Other:
* If writing to session storage fails once, disable future
attempts for that session (assume storage quota exceeded)
* Disable tempWikitextEditor when recovering. We don't have
the transaction code loaded yet to perform the recovery.
Bug: T57370
Depends-On: I3832243fc347a99641fcb7e39a887a153c9a3b22
Depends-On: I448fb566fe9f7f5b5a76e88b70ca000e3d35b415
Change-Id: Id9d877f903cf4796a52f90991c030417a9f8786f
mw.storage catches errors, so we won't crash horribly when the user has
localStorage disabled / full.
Bug: T181822
Change-Id: I212994eb535b9a8fb5f6c09deaa10b16c3d7f10e
Accesskeys in this situation are unreliable cross-browser. Firefox won't
trigger the accesskey inside the dialog. We can manually simulate it, via the
existing trigger.
Bug: T121183
Change-Id: Ib919d8b9fcd9324a517037bcc6ef93a26d1488b9
We need this hack when visually editing articles, but not in e.g. the
Flow integration. Move it down so that mw.Target has a clean
parseDocument method that can be used by Flow without undesirable
newlines being introduced.
Change-Id: I52bba88b3d33c3d6d16c4cf832f23f970a243abf
Idea being: preload use case is often "load content, maybe with parameters,
immediately save it", so we can treat it as being already-modified for saving
purposes.
Bug: T179063
Change-Id: I35ff04bc9cb5172edf8174832624145973aa1fdb
