Ed & Roan:
Disable editing of references of which we are unable to find the
source (e.g. <ref name="x"> without a target, or when the target is
currently nested in something we don't yet process such as inside a
<references> block or a template).
Timo:
Improve UI to not be a regular focusable node where the inspector just
won't show up but add a not-allowed cursor and explanatory tooltip.
James:
Fix messages to refer to VisualEditor instead of "the" VisualEditor.
Change-Id: Ib2bca092ce13c9187fa8b27ad6a6404cae02aea2
Objectives:
* Split reference dialog (at least for now) an edit and an insert dialog
* Add reference search widget for selecting an existing source, or
choosing to add a new one
* Abstract reference names, don't allow editing them and generate them
when needed
* When editing groups, move the internal item and update all references
to it
* Resolve name conflicts when moving a reference to a new group by
generating a new list key
Bonus:
* Add getNodeGroups method to internal list
* Add getUniqueListKey method to internal list
* Add destroy functionality to ce.node to release events and references
Bug: 49733
Change-Id: Ib244ff6ad9b4cee1decfd9b9e1d3d4e9cdcfb78c
Objectives:
* Make protected CE nodes only add shields when attached to a surface
* Remove hack in reference list node used to work around this issue
Change-Id: I48d4478558b49037b80b6131e1b2e01dc4f9ec47
* Port the class preservation logic from BlockImage to InlineImage
* Add preservation for unrecognized classes
* Add the logic for collapsing spaces in the class attribute in more
places
Change-Id: I26faad7e00ab2f0a0f5d076552e56b32c692ae74
When you selected the "edit" link by tabbing, the links would expand.
In Chrome, you could then tab to the "edit source" link, but in Firefox,
the links would just contract back and you couldn't reach "edit source".
This happened because in Chrome, the "edit source" link is already
considered to be focused when the blur event happens on the "edit" link.
But in Firefox, this is not the case: the blur fires first, and only
after that does Firefox determine what to focus next.
Fixed by waiting 100ms to contract after blur, just like we do on
mouseleave.
Change-Id: I9a38b629ca5e580003d82a3dca8dbf7564486fa0
After a spirited discussion, localOverlay is getting some children.
* localOverlayBlockers - UI elements that are meant to prevent
interaction with the element. This includes Phantoms and
Highlights.
*localOverlayControls - UI elements that are meant to be
interacted with in order to modify the element. This includes
resize handles and drag marker.
*localOverlayMenus - UI elements that should always position
above all other controls. This includes the context menu.
Bug: 50159
Change-Id: Ic69c2ad275389a31c9fbaf47f3665dcdbb7ac2af
Objectives:
* Make options unable to be selected or highlighted when disabled
* Add default styles for selected state
* Fix line-height for option labels
* Use default cursor when field is disabled
Change-Id: I8a535cd6b259b092c2abce27ddb10882cdde6cf5
Objective:
* Make the escape key close dialogs, like pressing the X button
* Auto-focus the iframe on window open
Bonus:
* Add ESCAPE and SHIFT to ve.Keys and use instead of hardcoding numbers
* Use ve.Keys in some other places too
Bug: 49809
Change-Id: Ibf1fce5e24efcd83d9e1465c3cdaac24ff3fb45d
Omitting the offset causes insertMeta() to automatically use the
end offset, so we don't need to compute it in two places. The two
computations were also slightly different.
Change-Id: I55543fdd113a6a986899c093733191df948acb2e
The save dialog has z-index: 3;, which succeeds in overlaying it on the
toolbar in its normal position, but fails once the toolbar starts
floating, because the floating toolbar has z-index: 100;
In practice this meant that if you were scrolled down and the toolbar
was floating, you could open the save dialog just fine, but you
couldn't close it because its controls were below rather than on top of
the toolbar.
Hacked around this by detecting the floating-ness in the toolbarPosition
handler and setting a class on the toolbar tracker accordingly.
There may be a more elegant way to fix this; an actual UI engineer
should figure that out, not me :)
Bug: 50324
Change-Id: I8c6ab1026705d00baa20f115255d0d7e74ee72bf
This ensures that attributes and properties that are supposed to be
stripped on copypaste are actually stripped.
Bug: 49307
Change-Id: I8c90f4a0b33acba6eea3180cc077f8dc440e6e7b
Follows-up I4b9c47fd65a700a:
* Remove unused closingBracketSymbol.
* Moving veSectionEditUri and sectionEditUri inline as it is
only used once. This will allow it to be easily dereferenced
(instead of likely staying in memory due to being claimed by
remaining closures "expand" and "expandSoon" which will
continue to claim and enjoy access to this scope.
Also changed it to use the attr() callback so that we
don't access `$editLink.attr( 'href' )` twice.
* Add various comments explaining this non-obvious approach.
Though it makes sense (eventually) and more elaborate details
are in the original commitmsg, that is no excuse for a 100 line
function without a single comment, especially with all these
things going on.
* Use "shrink" instead of "contract" (seems more common in
context of web UI elements and less ambgiuous in English).
* Remove redundant toString in `new mw.Uri( veEditUri )`.
Aside from redundant, it also had more overhead (serialising
uri object to string and re-parsing). It revoked its ability
to make an efficient clone by taking the mw.Uri object as input
as opposed to having to parse it again. mw.Uri#clone does the
same internally.
* Avoid variable names like $this, that or self. Using a more
descriptive name instead.
* Re-use $closingBracket instead of using last() 3 times which
makes 3 clones of the jQuery object with the same last element
in it.
* Refactor odd swapping of closingBracket-hide and
middleBracket-clone-show.
It now keeps the original opening/edit/closing in tact and adds
devider/hidden/edit-source/outerClosing at the end.
Change-Id: I5f093f2927b769fed0c6d1a40f99e73f9b653b9a
We need to normalise titles so 'user:foo_bar' == 'User:Foo bar', and
we also need to some HTML attribute removal as links from Parsoid
will have href and rel set (again, this should be fixed in by Parsoid
when the do the merging at their end).
Bug: 49985
Change-Id: I5fb5bfc69c344ca4ce4803d7b6116074648a8d7e
They are only run in the MW test runner, where the MW dependencies
are available. Create a ve.test namespace for storing shared
test runners.
Change-Id: I079cb18b1c73614d25a12c5d6afcf0700469e52e
Objectives:
* Associate models with tools, rather than dialogs and inspectors
* Move tool/model association utilities to ve.ui.ToolFactory
* Obliterate the view registry
Notes:
The only special case for leaving modelClasses definitions in place is
for the linkInspector. It uses these for selection expansion.
Because tools can now override the static canEditModel method, we can
dynamically evaluate a model, rather than be restricted to only
comparing classes. This will be useful for disabling editors for models
that are for some reason incomplete or otherwise broken and cannot be
safely edited.
Change-Id: I7adf254990112d90f1f808593a9111afc7a116b5
Because of the z-indexes of major elements of the mono book
skin, and because the overlay containers are appended to the
body, the overlays can't be positioned between the surface and
the toolbar. Before this fix, the overlays are appearing beneath
the surface. This fix will retain proper positioning of the overlays
between the surface and the toolbar for Vector, and will overlay
everything in Monobook.
Later, we will have the overlay container more tightly integrated
with the surface to avoid this stacking problem.
Change-Id: Ibb1553099cc1e35e6a0928a99b584885508ca5b6
