Various buttons have a label on desktop, but only an icon on mobile.
We should still use the label for accessibility.
Change-Id: I2b49a80e174dc30ae997a69662643b28b428263a
Once upon a time, we added code to filter <style> and <link> elements
from the rendering of templates in visual editor, because attempting
to cut them would crash Chrome (T52043).
There are at least three reasons why that is not needed here:
* The preview is not editable text, so you can't cut from it
* The Chrome bug was fixed 7 years ago anyway
* We now use TemplateStyles in articles and they work just fine
The code was added here in 9dd638a5ab
without explanation, I think it was just done for consistency.
Bug: T212085
Change-Id: I0712e3a081f04d0b74cda47652fa6eb118dfe7b2
The code for setting 'watchlist' in the EditAPI request
was completely broken as it always evaluated to 'unwatch'.
Instead pass through 'watchlist' directly from the client
where it must be set to 'watch' or 'unwatch'.
Bug: T245579
Change-Id: Ia5a2bb76ef35a685b39bcc0c4727796acd0f510d
When user navigate to the version number,
the screen reader only narrates the hexadecimal number
associated with the version label without providing context
about what this number represents
Bug: T245470
Change-Id: If9cccac0d71de2de5da96a3a053d21e3deb0d80c
Adding the ability to special aria-label for the link annotation widgets
in order to aid accessibility to visually impaired audience
Bug: T245294
Change-Id: I3e1fd4a3e3a951092b5212397acc38b2b89a23c2
This line was added in 9eebfbcac5
and I can't tell what it was supposed to do (that commit's message
only says "Fix NWE-only edit tab", thanks a lot).
Since then the init code was refactored a lot, at some point this
line was moved to be a part of a completely different check (???),
and now it's causing visual mode to be disabled even though the
user only set their preferences to *prefer* wikitext mode.
Bug: T243723
Change-Id: I3c1f502c3cd079fc5eeb2e9587b22d854ae3a72c
When using TwoColConflict with VisualEditor, the autosave buffer wouldn't
be cleared after saving the successful merge. This would cause a user to
see a "restore changes?" prompt the next time they entered the editor,
with the potential to confuse them and cause them to do extra work,
repeating the conflict resolution unnecessarily.
This change purges the autosave buffer before submitting a merge.
Note that it is not transactional, so there is a chance we're losing the
autosaved content even if the submit will fail.
Bug: T245119
Change-Id: I150023f548c5565412769d644a828176f907bc25
This continues to take more effort than all other skins combined, but
still every time our overrides get less crazy. Maybe, and stay with me
here, maybe a year and five patches from now I'll remove the last one.
See 91f99ce78d for the last time.
Change-Id: Id880d1cd1ecef59635b347102dc2107204382fb2
Things I noticed while writing I37f8e89b6d92c419d1b6569891612256342f8139,
but which felt too messy to include in that commit.
* Use promise chaining
* Update documentation
* Remove redundant code
* Split a method that now handles two different errors
* Grumble about localisation messages
Change-Id: I81e28a03af4f6c3452679ef6bbcaa89bb1235122
When the user is saving their edit, we want to ensure that they
understand how it will be attributed. If the user gets logged out or
logs in in another tab, we want to display a message about it before
saving.
Instead of manually managing tokens and handling the 'badtoken' error
to detect this, use the 'assert'/'assertuser' parameters for the API
to detect it for us. Thanks to this we can rely on automatic retrying
for 'badtoken' errors in mw.Api#postWithToken.
It will be possible to share some of this code with other extensions
that already use ArticleTargetSaver, namely DiscussionTools, now that
it doesn't need to manage tokens for VisualEditor.
Bug: T245327
Depends-On: I485f99e1f5f493262b0c9af22370da01adf1e09c
Change-Id: I37f8e89b6d92c419d1b6569891612256342f8139
By removing this line, we fall back to the default behavior,
which is to copy the attribute from the original DOM element.
The gallery is supposed to have a class indicating the type (packed,
traditional, etc.). However, Parsoid doesn't care about that and
instead reads the type from 'data-mw'. Instead, changing the attribute
is causing dirty diffs.
Bug: T214649
Change-Id: I96b5a21777046b1caf07a3b1def9fad81bb15939
ve.dm.MWImageNode:
* Define sensible scalable properties for audio files. They are now
scalable to any width but have a fixed height. (Ideally they would
have no concept of height, but that would require many more changes.)
This prevents them from resetting to 0x0 when resized.
ve.ce.MWBlockImageNode:
* Remove override for #isResizable, audio files can be resized now.
* Move #updateMediaType to MWImageNode mixin so it applies to
MWInlineImageNode as well.
ve.ce.MWImageNode:
* Add #updateMediaType from MWBlockImageNode.
* Hide the real image 'src' using CSS rather than changing the
attribute. It seems the previous solution depended on the order in
which methods are called, because it stopped working when I moved
the code here. (This depends on VE/VE change If5b1b5b5d.)
audioPlayer.svg:
* Make the file nicely resizeable. The dimensions of the "play" icon
and time are fixed, the bar adjusts to the width of the container.
Bug: T206022
Change-Id: Ia0f38ca11e0d55a5b725fd9aeb6c79ec1345376d
The previous attempt to fix this didn't preserve any attributes
but removing data-parsoid can result in a loss of wikitext formatting.
This reverts commit bdfd4b6d8f.
Bug: T207325
Change-Id: I2a38e651d17262889eddb149c72c9e08b4e56ed0
It was broken on desktop and on mobile, but for different reasons:
Desktop: In change 5f1c68945d,
I removed some code from DesktopArticleTarget that was checking for
`typeof errorDetails === 'string'`. I thought it was unused, but it
was actually needed for this code.
Mobile: overlay.reportError() doesn't work here: that method displays
the error inside the save panel, which is not visible at this point.
This is now solved by treating those errors as if they were API errors,
which is something we were already doing in ArticleTargetSaver.
Change-Id: I5207836f56d65171b1240cef02fc17b9956036ef
Follow-up to 5f1c68945d, which renamed
these messages while moving them into MediaWiki core.
Also, parse HTML in them. This is consistent with real API error
messages, and with the behavior of mw.Api#getErrorMessage. (And also
fixes potential HTML escaping issues.)
Change-Id: I307ca9873e245169a0d4b43499317acbac69fb9b
It was already added for visual diffs inside the editor. This fixes
some minor styling issues, e.g. the arrow after external links is now
shown.
Bug: T244673
Change-Id: I3ea72930ee7822a7579ebe787654d716f5947224
When opening the old wikitext editor, 'wgRevisionId' is always set to
0, and remains that way even if we switch to visual editor.
Elsewhere in the code, we handle this case by reading the revision ID
from the old wikitext edit form, so do that here as well. (This still
works after switching to visual editor.)
Bug: T230133
Change-Id: I9d3a23beb6b1393633b94ac3c9c6c667d7560308
It turns out anonymous users can't apply change tags, so change
I2c1d0f8d69bc03e5c1877c790247e165f160e966 broke editing for them.
Bug: T242184
Change-Id: I7c27e4d9995428e213a980819810f235fdfe9435
* Changing the 'mode' did not clear the old class, only add a new one.
* Clearing the 'class' or 'style' did not really clear it if the field
was left empty.
Both of these could result in the action not taking effect visually.
* Setting a class unintentionally also removed internal VE classes.
This doesn't seem to have any negative effects at a glance, but it's
probably a bad idea.
Change-Id: I304c222a2c8bc9d35b1cfaee401ab1f815251fde
Explanation of what this code was for: T227628#5339392
As noted on that task, our behavior is actually unintuitive and
distracting, and iOS Safari limitations prevent us from doing it
better.
This reverts commit 600e369347.
Bug: T227628
Change-Id: Id1a5eebd06e4218e3e102165c60791999293d273
When a template does not have user-provided TemplateData documentation,
the TemplateData API falls back to extracting possible parameters from the raw wikitext
to generate an API response with a list of potential parameters. However, it also
sets the "notemplatedata" field in the response, causing the VisualEditor to think
the response contains no useful information and ignore it. This appears to have been
an unintended side-effect of I97a1bfc9f9ead082a673a91b9d2053630a90309c.
This patch ensures that the VisualEditor will correctly consider such responses from
TemplateData by modifying ve.dm.MWTransclusionModel to check if the response contains
a parameter map. Some unit tests were added for the class to verify this behavior.
Bug: T243868
Change-Id: I72005880d9301a53224473900efe2917379e8708
This opens up the API so that other tools can use it without being
forced to tag those edits as being from VE.
Also, document that tags is a working parameter that can be passed
through to the edit API.
Bug: T242184
Change-Id: I2c1d0f8d69bc03e5c1877c790247e165f160e966
When mw.libs.ve.diffLoader#fetchRevision was calling this method, we
were accidentally making no query at all if RESTBase wasn't in use.
Change-Id: Ia98343aa1ba7f4f3be0c1a8ee5864653c429fb82
In many places we check whether VE is available before doing things
(init.isVisualAvailable). This variable includes checks for whether
the page is wikitext, etc. Now it will also include checking whether
VE is enabled in user preferences.
In almost all places where init.isVisualAvailable is used, we were
already also checking if VE is enabled, so this doesn't affect the
behavior. But notably, we didn't do it when showing the option to
switch to VE in the welcome dialog and in the toolbar, causing T243723.
Changing init.isVisualAvailable this way makes it consistent with
init.isWikitextAvailable, which has always included a checking whether
NWE is enabled in user preferences.
Bug: T243723
Change-Id: Ie174bc3f16bceb29cb155b9223e0acef70167fd6
When NWE is enabled but VE is supposed to be unavailable on the page
(e.g. in talk namespaces), do not show the option to switch to VE in
the welcome dialog.
This is relevant if new users use NWE, due to config like below
(we use this on WMF Office wiki):
$wgDefaultUserOptions['visualeditor-newwikitext'] = true;
Change-Id: Iee8c3d3604a13dcd20efa713e49461ba9b885749
This code works perfectly on mobile now, I believe change
4fb17205b6 fixed that.
Note that the dialog is currently never shown due to the override
in MobileArticleTarget, but I tested after removing it.
Change-Id: I305a01fc78366a3d2d13662e6d71711864e0dffc
It's supposed to be non-editable but deletable text, like mw:Entity.
We decided to handle them this way in 2015 but never implemented it
(T94509). Currently, accidentally editing text inside of
mw:DisplaySpace node causes the changes to be lost when saving.
Bug: T241906
Change-Id: I78a0cc7a75061a7eefb8b677898b5756326615d6
New changes:
479b50059 Localisation updates from https://translatewiki.net.
c595d8ab0 Metion task related to Firefox hack
0a160fac2 Don't trust selections from the server
d796f3db5 rebaser: Update dependencies
b097dfaad ve.dm.Transaction: Don't translate offsets inside annotate-only replacements
eadee0343 FragmentWindow: Replace previousSelection with initialFragment
561e88158 Use ve.dm.example.imgSrc everywhere
d1dceab31 DesktopContext: Remove onModelSelect event
85947ac55 Pause synchronizer while staging
9a4dd169d Catch various out-of-bounds exceptions
341114afc Remove CE HTML from DM html test fixture
5d3a673e0 ve.ce.Document test: Add src to test image
182ac338e Evalutate fragment selection after staging
e032fa161 rebaser: Drop document opacity while paused
Change-Id: Id551ee2e6510610b8f2e12cf77ce3c8429700872
New changes:
d4a21a7e7 Localisation updates from https://translatewiki.net.
0e99d907a Update OOUI to v0.36.0
c422b8313 Localisation updates from https://translatewiki.net.
b1617fdca Update OOUI to v0.36.1
Local changes:
* Rename onLookupMenuItemChoose → onLookupMenuChoose
(deprecated in OOUI v0.36.0)
Change-Id: If66f3f16c0e882e99b0d768a3cf4170d24e7093e
TypeError: Cannot read property 'onCacheKeyFail' of undefined
(found when working on Ice92fafb1f546510dab28e3f8aa7d2280668965a)
Change-Id: I2a731cb273401074e65f9283c1f629dbdb272002
The .statusText and .status properties belong to the XMLHttpRequest
object, and are not present on the API response data object. I think
these checks were left over "just in case" when this code was ported
to use mw.Api instead of XMLHttpRequest directly.
MediaWiki API should never return just 'error' as the error code.
Change-Id: Iac6f721881b9405919d3397df6606e54f182bc59
We've just displayed an error message in it, so don't close it.
I'm not sure if this code matters at all though. Usually when
there's an error during loading, code in MobileFrontend will close
the overlay and display an error message in a different way, so our
message won't be visible to the user. But maybe there's some case
I'm missing, and it's harmless. Closing the overlay was messing with
the MobileFrontend code though.
(found when working on I5146b726c5ce213992febb23f24c5937db0b9bfe)
Change-Id: Id1ea44d7bf6ef0f4fc0285e9e606dd415ed0a947
Cancelling the loading of the editor should stop the network requests.
Broken in 0498c03191. Forwarding the
'abort' function manually is the worst.
(found when working on I5146b726c5ce213992febb23f24c5937db0b9bfe)
Change-Id: Ifa7c11a433cb5ed3545fa2f3d9fae2800bcae7d7
The comment here seems to be wrong, as far as I can tell, this
case can only happen when viewing a diff with no changes
(`data.result === 'nochanges'`) or saving an edit and getting
a captcha (`data.result === 'error'`).
The handling here, added in the recent refactor
b0f4b4c94e, causes both of these
cases to behave wrong (displaying the error message, instead of
empty diff / captcha form).
Change-Id: I305e8ca9ff769c229a93d5fb3307e545a0227f2f
Similar to WikiEditor, allow the editing_session_id value to be
overriden through the editingStatsId query parameter. Also allow
server-side code to override the session ID by setting
wgWMESchemaEditAttemptStepSessionId in mw.config.
Only apply the override to the first session. Once a second init event
happens, discard the overridden editing_session_id and generate a fresh
one.
Bug: T238249
Change-Id: I4ede70f310a35c95b6eb9cc34cfcf2baa77e69ee
loadFail can result in a retry, in which case it isn't
approraite to reject this promise. Also many of the code
paths call 'tryTeardown' which itself will reject the promise.
Bug: T238332
Change-Id: I366662847304d8ecf79d5899b2804dded67ee999
