Move over logic which isn't specific to the article
implementation of VE (e.g. nothing related to loading/saving).
Refactors setupSurface to use an abstract tracking method (which
does nothing by default), and moves surface CSS classes to #createSurface.
Breaking change:
* Rename onSurfaceReady to surfaceReady. We shouldn't need to listen
to our own events.
* Rename onReady to documentReady. onReady is not a listener.
Bug: T97166
Change-Id: I7242b1bb5501b7755a18a13d13e166c30cac9cdd
We can't handle these yet. There's also 'preview' but I think we probably
qualify as supporting that.
Bug: T121126
Change-Id: I4602992a77f460b9bfcbad0eac1bdd79d67df04d
This makes way for a base mw.Target class which is
not specific to articles (e.g. Flow boards).
Bug: T97166
Change-Id: If72650bdf87aa9f195b004da0a4d815f1a8063a3
Currently we assume that any document state from WE is modified
but that is not necessarily the case.
Change-Id: I085825152528ae5a5e973e8b44f68cb07ee92416
In addition to the couple of TODOs inline, we should do the following in
follow-up commits:
* Prevent FOUC due to changing things only on the client
* Make section link behaviour sensible
Bug: T58337
Change-Id: I65d966270491ffe017cb11a0daa915628fadf65c
VisualEditor is usually not enabled in talk namespaces... but
sometimes it is. And when users see the button to edit with VE,
they're going to click it and expect to be able to sign their posts.
This tool is only loaded on talk pages and pages in additional
namespaces defined in $wgExtraSignatureNamespaces.
Code adapted with small tweaks from my own gadget
<https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Matma_Rex/visualeditor-signature.js?oldid=13461327>,
which is already available under the MIT license.
Changes include:
* The tool is now always visible if the wiki allows signatures in any
VE namespaces, but disabled when not allowed in the current namespace.
* Register '~~~~' sequence to insert the signature.
* Code style tweaks for stricter lint checks in this repository.
* Documentation corrections.
Swedish translation provided by André Costa (already credited
as a translator as Lokal_Profil).
Depends on changes in VisualEditor core:
* I89fe53890ab59d12260ea6b41de802c38c24e8b9
* I14cd7efac521687ea38580341ae08ddc522edeeb
Bug: T53154
Change-Id: I6be5fb2118cf3eef5098d4c5320228aa81411ccb
Ensures that these styles are loaded *after* OOUI by making
them dependent on it, unlike DesktopArticleTarget.init
which isn't.
Change-Id: Ia1fff16432d20fb56707c5e21c6a930d2478e311
No point showing the icon if we don't have the functionality to
make it do anything. Also this reduces the number of RL requests
made as we never fetch OOUI separately.
Change-Id: Iac9aa6f34c485223e73981b3377c7d0cfd31dae9
Work around RESTBase problem that causes errors if we try to switch to
VE when the wikitext is empty. This would prevent non-power-users from
opening VE entirely.
This only solves the issue for new empty pages, and not when the user
intentionally empties the edit box. In that case, though, they get a
dialog where they can choose to "keep" or "discard" changes, and
discarding lets you open the editor.
Bug: T118152
Change-Id: Ie808bcaa9826deacac392dd6cbc90a9446602b79
This wasn't as bad as T112401 (that was blocking render), but we
still shouldn't be loading the module on page views.
Bug: T118088
Change-Id: If86701ed7ff4e8d6defb1c682aa9a38c211be0fa
The error code has changed after T115258 and is now consistently
'titleblacklist-forbidden' for all TitleBlacklist errors.
The API now also provides information about the exact error message to
display (error.message) and the TitleBlacklist rule that matched
(error.line), but we probably don't have that message client-side, so
we're not trying to display it. Maybe when we can load it (T40280).
Bug: T116198
Change-Id: I32fccc7d0b2b66c739d59db05c568a56d9f07eec
VE already has a a switch icon in the options menu, so bring that
up to the main toolbar.
Append an OOUI button to the WikiEditor toolbar if present, and bind
to the same functon as the edit tab.
Bug: T49779
Change-Id: Ic1e83ea7b13c4fef68024bf05ffc244060666103
siteSub and contentSub are both children of bodyContent so
no need to give them opacity directly.
Bonus: Make them user-select:none to avoid confusion as they
are in the edit area.
Bug: T116755
Change-Id: Iea4c35abc1eedb892e02c54b61e40726fa2b096e
Follows-up 28f3a02e56.
* Use mw.loader#getState() instead of private 'moduleRegistry'.
This property is not a supported API and may change at any time.
* Use plain push() instead of splice(). The order of modules
is insignificant as dependencies are enforced by module registry
only. Besides, the order is additionally normalised both
client-side and server-side by ResourceLoader.
Change-Id: Id9291c97c3bfc01c4cf203aa7b15629fb8412f5b
Mobile target, for example, has events logged in the MobileFrontend extension instead
(which covers both the wikitext editor there and the VE integration)
Bug: T110272
Bug: T109525
Change-Id: I521f1825dc9c0a135db54cd005cda723908f14bc
We want to flip the default of visualeditor-enable to true, but don't
necessarily want to turn it on for users who already have contributions but who
haven't already enabled it. Therefore we're considering adding such users to
this autodisable preference which they can self-remove (by explicitly enabling
VE) or we can target later, separate from betatempdisable users.
Bug: T112352
Change-Id: I1ce5e6c92055e30fdc82bc912a767e913b190ef6
Disambiguator extension adds the .mw-disambig CSS class to internal
disambiguation links since 8cc16d021410f49fa12a2f35c97cdac51adf4380.
Change-Id: If32bcb8867a874ee4127593f58619d059fe691b0
It's just as usable as the alien extension inspector which
is currently shown, and has better messages.
Change-Id: Ifbce9df4aff77cf76a8445158987be716ba45302
If VE is enabled for consistency edit section links become edit source in all NS.
This patch fixes it to be done on the backend for namespaces where VE is not enabled
(instead of user side) to avoid noticeable flickers on page load.
Bug: T112366
Change-Id: Iba090bfc1b2ff4886fb0cf2b37db7870b6be792d
Drop beta-ness as users don't care and it confuses them. Leaving the preference
alone for now.
Bug: T99963
Bug: T112354
Change-Id: I0e039dec54d528fce24226e76b931b593dd13a9e
The loading progress would not be reset upon failure, causing issues
when you tried to start loading again.
Bug: T96437
Change-Id: I7ec4be82304c101fa1bd634f60bc6b0047e2d53d
Right now .initialize() doesn't do anything other than enable
the window resize handler for toggling the "narrow" styling,
but as a matter of principle we should call .initialize()
on toolbars after attaching them.
Change-Id: I419c943d1d20af2105b84b8f5fbccc7070af601b
* Remove page.length
* Add action.abort.type = switchnochange
Needs to be deployed at the same time as Ib99700ac
Bug: T111420
Change-Id: I7ee245157d4de6c220d7cdf54cd1dd69ff836f15
Collapsible relates to the Vector menu behaviour where an item
is moved into the dropdown menu if the window is narrow.
This should only apply to the secondary tab when there are two tabs.
If there is only one tab (non-VE, e.g. in a non-VE namespace) then
this tab should not be collapsible.
Server-side code handled this correctly, but client-side was
adding the class unconditionally.
Change-Id: Iecd195e92f43fe9f11b3938a1a24caed7b331e5f
Anything with type=checkbox is coverted, and its label is found,
either by for=id or by finding a wrapping label.
All other inputs are stored in $otherFields for form building.
Bug: T86617
Bug: T70572
Change-Id: I94376fef18d02d2058bb548c11ae17f3dec7268c
