* Use plain text rather than HTML in TextNode
** Bypasses HTML parsing, and doesn't cause regeneration of nodes like
appending to .innerHTML does
** We were only using HTML so we could use entities, so replace those
with \uNNNN sequences
* Use native DOM functionality rather than jQuery
* Inline flushBuffer()
Change-Id: I7c6376b55cc0f1420a01a77b365b073fe1636263
Better for performance (lower level, #get calls #toArray when
called without arguments) and more semantically correct.
Change-Id: I8e615674e51fd148367fd397bd169fa203a240ad
HTML5's drag and drop has a ton of benefits and a couple of
limitations. To achieve a native drag marker, an image tag helper
is used to indicate the size of the relocatable node. Chrome
shades the marker gray natively, Firefox is styled to match.
Change-Id: I755b698a3d968cc7e6ff125109d68ac83fd8a8a2
jQuery's implementation does some sort of traversal, so on large pages
it took 300-400ms just to focus the document node.
Change-Id: I0de95d8800a1aedeb19b27d204dfd8fd08cec533
This is a waste of time, because we hide it anyway. This took
quite a bit of time for long articles.
Change-Id: I1bcfd5b908c89dc2e08d5520e8870b145177ca10
* changes:
Fix incorrectly written CSS that was affecting all table cells on the page instead of cells in mwMetaDialog only
Fix for rendering block images
Follows-up I99acbd1699:
* "Parent method" comment
* Remove redundant slice() call to convert arguments to array,
native JavaScript methods that take array-like arguments such
as Function#apply and Array#slice are both compatible with
the Arguments objects, no need to convert it. Most invocations
already did this right but a few were recently introduced again.
* Removed silly "Document dialog." descriptions.
* Removed a few redundant "@method" tags in the near vicinity
of code I changed.
* Fixed function invocation to be either on one line or
one parameter per line. Having all arguments on one line
but the name + "(" looks confusing as it suggest there
is only 1 parameter. Same as object literals:
so:
{ foo: 1, bar }
or:
{
foo: 1,
bar: 2,
}
not:
{
foo: 1, bar: 2
}
Change-Id: I379bc2b32603bcf90aba9b4cd0112e7f027d070e
* Optimise initialisation by building the tree from the bottom up
and applying the class last.
* Actually document the dialog. Documenting it as "Document dialog"
is useless and confusing. If there is no documentation yet, leave it
empty so it is included in jsduck's optional "no_doc" warning list.
* Remove the redundant "Call" prefix in the parent method description,
we don't do this else where either.
Change-Id: I99acbd1699b2c99a2c9b58f34dc1e07bea58203d
Objectives:
* Introduce new icon for a reference
* Repurpose existing reference icon for references block
Change-Id: I1bfcdbeda3b9730d62d6b264ef72921e93623f7e
At the moment we create an alien meta item if an annotation
wraps contents of zero length, however we also need to handle
nested empty annotations, i.e. where the contents is other
empty annotations (i.e. alien meta items).
As alien meta items simply preserve DOM elements we don't
mind what type of alien meta items they are, so this also fixes
the case of an annotation wrapping another alien meta
e.g. a comment or <meta> tag.
Bug: 48605
Change-Id: I98d88b341efcd6384ee1fda5d6d7e1e1acb107aa
Previously pageExists thought matchingPages was an indexed object when
in fact it was an array. This didn't manifest as a bug as we subsequently
check the normalised URL in the correct manner (using indexOf), but it
did remove the optimisation of not running mw.Title if there was an exact match.
Change-Id: Ic616cbfa0d7ed5447e032dd1f772779db2dc19e5
Until this is fixed by Parsoid, this is a dirty hack that compares
HTML attributes on annotations, excluding data-parsoid. Obviously
we shouldn't have any parsoid specific code so this should be removed
as soon as it is fixed properly.
Bug: 48194
Change-Id: Ibb18b4f653c664e8ab7876498dc8395d878f7aaa
Was previously doing the text slicing before the cluster split
using substring, instead of after using splice.
Bug: 49233
Change-Id: If9c0860e2fe7b01eb0b27aae67c671062799a0fa
The API gives us normalisation information about all titles,
including titles of which it couldn't provide any template data.
Spec storage should only have properties with valid values
(has property means to have a valid value, like database). The
absence of this check was causing it to turn this:
{
pages: {
'Template:Unsigned': { params: { .. } }
},
normalised: [
{ from: 'foo bar', to: 'Foo_bar' },
{ from: 'template: unsigned', to: 'Template:Unsigned' }
]
}
into:
{
pages: {
'foo bar': undefined
},
normalised: [
{ from: 'foo bar', to: 'Foo_bar' }
]
}
Bug: 49493
Change-Id: I0b661744d0388345561897c9631f15e691737031
