* Bring in back button & save button from MobileFrontend
so they are properly styled OOUI widgets
* Accordingly, move toolbar save button code up into base
MW target.
Bug: T96186
Change-Id: Ic89dd4efb831fc3b09980da16524276f6568619d
.set() should not overwrite existing deferreds; instead,
it should resolve the existing deferred if it's pending.
This is necessary because .set() is used by processResult().
Without this, passing .get() a title that no information
is known for results in a promise that is never resolved,
because the associated deferred is overwritten as soon
as the API response arrives.
Still make .set() a no-op if data has already been set,
by checking if the deferred is pending. For .resolve() this
doesn't matter, but for modifying this.cacheValues it does.
Bug: T107212
Change-Id: I70e8c5450f23062db214ccc5c585624d41de6509
Usage:
In a skin, that needs this offset, e.g. because it has a fixed header, it should add
this config var somewhere before the hook BeforeOutputPage is called:
$wgVisualEditorSkinToolbarScrollOffset['vector'] = 60;
(if 60px is the offset to use)
Depends on: I2e10c12df8277c84d948e48c6a132c03d6324693
Bug: T95528
Change-Id: Iaa86c2f68afa6403fcc4f5b7c655704512beead4
No retry right now, but we should at least stop failing silently. Doing this
in a window.alert() for now, as OOUI isn't available at this part of the
page load just yet (that will be coming soon).
Bug: T97041
Change-Id: Iacb195667215ee69d3991e4c41651ab6042243c5
This data is used for marking links red, but links which are known
but don't exist (e.g. interwikis) are not red.
Also fix bug in API caused by trying to return a value of (bool)true which is
apparently not allowed. Use (number)1 instead.
Bug: T104604
Change-Id: I599a513a27b31f7167e688d73bc3685141249971
Core code now has a scrollIntoView animation triggered on focus
which needs to be cancelled before we scroll to the section heading.
Change-Id: I5eb6a5c98b38c2510d2d7f0108fe56e607b34bd6
This reverts commit cb11cbd2f5.
Actually not needed after 3d36cac7fc4808f708f03b66f5c099de440e4569
in OOjs UI, and would change the UI in unexpected way.
Bug: T103403
Change-Id: Ia30b168ea29d03aa76ad81d1f9894a67604fdc08
This module is required in order to alienate all extension blocks
by default. Otherwise they are interpreted as plain divs which
allow content editable.
Bug: T103455
Change-Id: I08f6b9a516ba6bee6ed18256222108116eceee1e
When loading VE by clicking Edit on a view url, this naturally
works (we temporarily append our query, and remove it when ready).
When loading VE from a permalink (e.g. Open in new tab) or any
other source linked from HTML pages, then we're not in control
over adding the query (it's already there); we're only in control
over restoring the view url afterwards.
Bug: T102363
Change-Id: I4912ff1c6b28ac987517760ffed481a4cd3bd1ca
Once MW images are registered, we should remove core image support so
we don't accidentally match to them (e.g. an MW inline image with an
unsupported extra RDFa type).
Change-Id: I1c8567346c371fe338f95b232c9ac53e009c5a46
All this is no longer needed since 121216184718e7ebe22d6ecc8f5af5fe4e202465 in
OOjs UI and started causing issues after bb9c9c4f6a2fca6aed0e671e904e469d57da5f34.
Bug: T98795
Change-Id: I6493d6b52b313aac521aee2b0cff1571ea63bbe5
* Add a 3rd stage will triggers on API load
* Allow stages to complete in different order (as happens
on second load)
* Use CSS transitions
* Start slow and speed up using ease-in and progressively
shorter transitions
Bug: T95137
Change-Id: Ib9090e6c80b7a186bf353c40921d40456d90211a
The toolbar.destroy() call that was added in 5c38995bd9 was
needed to destroy the dummy toolbar when tearing down VE
before a surface had been intialized. But when tearing down
VE after the surface had been initialized (e.g. exiting using
the Read tab), we would do:
* setTimeout in tearDownToolbar()
** Set toolbar height to 0 and wait for transitionend
*** toolbar.destroy() once transition complete
* toolbar.destroy() in cancel()
This meant that we'd listen for a transitionend event
on an unattached element (because once the setTimeout runs,
the toolbar has already been destroyed by the second call),
which of course never fires, so we'd never resolve the
tearDownToolbar deferred and never finish tearing down VE.
Bug: T98388
Change-Id: I504f0cb0bf13643773fc98cb18b7b380cccb2f88
