Resize handle event handling was set up to bind on focus and
unbind on document mouse up. The problem is that focus can be
set programmatically and sometimes more than once. This would
cause the image to be properly resized once, but immediately
resized again to 0x0. Now, before binding events to the resize
handles, all resize handle events are unbound.
Change-Id: I22b7902d303b5ca43e132c121d743d6815980fc6
If a block image is resized and undone, there are lots of problems.
* The block image gets the wrong size. When rolling back the
transaction, height and width are passed as strings.
MWBlockImage tries to set the width to: width + 2. A 300px image
became 3002px.
* Resize handles didn't reposition and resize
* Relocatable drag marker didn't reposition and resize
* Focusable highlights didn't reposition and resize.
Change-Id: I8792b567b77da90ce5a2ad132e306705c5706606
Reference lists would never disconnect, and some transactions would cause them to be "updated" even though they don't have a document anymore.
A way to test this is to insert an image in a document with some references. When you click apply, it crashes.
The solution was to make sure we actually disconnect from the internalList and listNode on teardown.
Change-Id: Ieb0354938b68fe5e7965f61f9ccce07cd6fb1120
Messages like "This element cannot yet be edited in VisualEditor"
presuppose an awareness on the user's part what VisualEditor is,
but ideally, we want the software to be invisible. Where we want
to refer to behavior of the software, we should characterize it
using language that is discoverable by the user.
Change-Id: Ia4ef7aca1501cf9cf0f772f82ac2b0a99ca53a63
Added both bidi-isolation and directionality. Since the directionality
has to come from the user interface (and not the wiki dir itself) I had
to read the $('body') direction. The other option could be adding a
mw.config.get().userLanguageDir that picks up the interface directionality
on top of the wiki directionality.
Bug: 50543
Change-Id: I9a00e9545a46f13750ab0d118b23d05573ee1a2e
Objective:
* Enable navigating search results using keyboard up and down keys
* Bubble up query input enter events
Changes:
ve.ui.SearchWidget.js
* Route query input events to emit
* Add handler for keydown events
* Support navigating through the list of results using vertical arrow keys
Change-Id: Ia2e4b27075a8ab2e29a69294e9f7847e8f5a3f83
Issues:
* Selected item is removed, but no select even was emitted
Changes:
ve.ui.SelectWidget.js
* On remove, emit select null when removing a selected item
* On clear, emit select null always
Change-Id: I1a94b0f8a841611b20e09f6c02f37fb9589e85c3
Changes:
ve.ui.SelectWidget.js
* Make getRelativeSelectableItem properly loop around
* Replace confusing and broken getClosestSelectableItem with getFirstSelectableItem since that's the only use case we had for it anyway
ve.ui.PagedDialog.js, ve.ui.LookupInputWidget.js
* Update calls to getClosestSelectableItem to use new method
Change-Id: I2399d01a45c43d1ad663ed6c6de156e796065306
Changes:
ve.dm.MetaList.js
* Auto-initialize index to the end of the list (like the docs claim) even when not providing an offset
ve.ui.MWCategoryInputWidget.js
* Cleanup fix for not offering to move the last category to the end
ve.ui.MWCategoryWidget.js
* Allow pressing cancel on the meta dialog after moving a category to the end without crashing
Change-Id: I45059bda022639f7942f1799a42ecf8a4d962df0
Break setUpSurface into a bunch of parts that setTimeout() each other.
This breaks the initialization of the editor as a whole up into the
following phases:
0) Receive AJAX response, parse HTML
1) Build linear model data
2) Build DM tree
3) Build CE tree, CE DOM, create surface
4) Initialize surface, some UI initialization
5) Launch sanity check, remaining setup, unlock editor
This is a bit hacky right now, we'll probably want to refactor later.
ve.dm.InternalList.js:
* Allow construction without a dm.Document
ve.ui.Surface.js:
* Allow construction based on a dm.Document
Change-Id: Ibf48a7e85cd7376c8f6205ed165ff57e71e34c35
Since format dropdown tool is the only tool where we actually lose
focus to the documentNode, we must restore focus so that firefox
and chrome will display a cursor after converting content branches.
Bug: 50338
Change-Id: I4059b2688565570e0efc21078035775b7aed49e1
As part of this, put the 'help' icon next to the beta icon, make the
text not greyed-out (now that it's an actual action) and provide the
link.
On hover, all three items get underlined, which is irritating, however.
Bug: 50476
Change-Id: Id65968072b7134f5864bbd96acf34fd0c23fe17c
Previous when the selection was collapsed and the cursor was in a block
slug we'd get a JS error thrown. This fixes that, though it could do with
a refactor in time.
Bug: 47947
Change-Id: I596ea9bc553f563e3dc7689c518c7d1319ac1dc3
To trigger a save rejection from the api, set:
$wgSpamRegex = '/spam/i';
and making an edit adding the word "spam" to a page.
Class changes:
* Rename message system in the save dialog from "warning" to
"message" as it will now contain both warnings and errors.
(css class, class property, method names, ..)
Localisation:
* Remove ugly hardcoded and wikitext-requiring "'''Warning:'''"
prefix from the warning message, instead have a message for the
word "Warning" and re-use this in #showMessage for each message
of type "warning" (bolding applied in code instead of in i18n).
* Rename visualeditor-savedialog-dirtywarning to
visualeditor-savedialog-warning-dirty and remove from
VisualEditorMessagesModule.php as it no longer requires pre-
processing from the server.
Clean up:
* Re-alphabetise the order of some messages.
* Clean up duplication and redundant logic in mw.Target#onSaveError
and mw.ViewPageTarget#onSaveError.
Bug: 50350
Change-Id: I3daf631fb0d62ba88e05aa50c77c9940d61395a0
Assumption about toolbar height never exceeding 88px is not correct. At
least in Chrome, after setting in advanced configuration font size to
"Large" instead of "Medium", the toolbar's height is 110px and part of it
is transparent. Because it is transparent user can see content behind it
when scrolled down, which makes for a not really good experience.
Change-Id: Ibdc2410cc4ab29bfe774961fc062d172386975d4
We currently change <ref name="foo">Foo</ref> ... <ref name="foo">Foo</ref>
to <ref name="foo">Foo</ref> ... <ref name="foo" /> , because know
that the second ref tag isn't canonical and so we blank it.
Instead, we now preserve the contents of all ref tags that come after
the canonical one.
Change-Id: I45a51a879271890fe46c4184f1029f12d27af678
<table>\n\n</table> round-tripped to <table>\n\n\n\n</table> because
we would store '\n\n' in both the innerPre and innerPost fields.
Fixed by not setting innerPost if the element is empty.
Change-Id: I0393bfaf9793fdebc8fff72c8760113fa69bb2bd
The converter wasn't setting .annotations on meta items created to
represent empty annotations, which meant that HTML like
<i>Foo<b></b></i> would end up as <i>Foo</i><b></b> in the linmod.
Change-Id: I13d7d9820beeee1e8c3673e08051361d6c6ac4cd
If you had <meta /><b>Annotated text</b> in a wrapper paragraph,
the converter would swap them and output the linear model equivalent
of <p wrapper><b>Annotated text</b></p><meta />.
This happened because the meta item was queued, and annotations didn't
trigger metadata queue flushes. The fix is to trigger a metadata queue
flush whenever we're about to write something that isn't itself queued.
Change-Id: I168abc0392fbec5503271d1653ee5c38518f857d
