It was failing to properly ignore the fragment if it contained a ?. This
resulted in such fragment-selflinks being considered a link to a wikipage with
a title of their full URL. As such, only consider the pre-# section for ?s.
Bug: T194463
Change-Id: I205f86d2b4abcf91dd6a84e3013e899e953a6842
Let's keep the ugly regexp and the comments about why we do this in a
single place.
This is mostly without behavior changes, with three exceptions:
* ve.dm.MWImageModel#attachScalable now passes a title with spaces
instead of underscores to the Scalable (this doesn't matter because
it's normalized to use spaces later anyway).
* ve.dm.MWImageNode#getFilename now returns a title with spaces
instead of underscores. This is used in some API queries and when
rendering thumbnails for missing files, and this format is actually
more correct for both of these.
* ve.dm.MWTemplateModel now URI-decodes the template title. This
actually fixes a bug where trying to edit a template transclusion
whose title contains a '?' would throw an exception about invalid
title.
Also, clarify that the return value of ve.dm.MWImageModel#getFilename
and ve.dm.MWImageNode#getFilename is different :(
Change-Id: I8e09015cea82308017ed925ec755b7231518126e
Original title will preserve the case of what the user entered
into the inspector. Noramlized title will remove any unwanted
leading colons from file/category links.
Bug: T118408
Bug: T124410
Bug: T160977
Change-Id: I92ffc19eab4eead0d124e84afc1e5a0a3e535867
<a href="Foo%3F"> would dirty-diff to <a href="Foo?"> and also render
as such, pointing to the wrong page.
We also called decodeURIComponent() on the href twice, which can't
have been good.
Move URI decoding and underscore normalization into
getTargetDataFromHref(), and add rawTitle for callers that need it.
Put rawTitle in the origTitle attribute, so that equivalence
comparisons (decode(origTitle) === title) work as intended.
Bug: T145978
Change-Id: I29331a4ab0f8f7ef059c109f6813fa670a2c7390
TODO: Do we need to do anything special here to handle multiple hash symbols in a URL?
Bug: T112898
Change-Id: I4773cb04ae2533e8125bc55d9ebb606d63b3bf48
This replaces ve.safeDecodeURIComponent(...).replace( /_/g, ' ' ) . This action
is really specific to the quirks of mediawiki title processing.
Change-Id: Ia9e525c9340e6de9e485355899996c97867ccb48
Percent-encoded characters are forbidden in titles. Copying URLs around will
tend to wind up when them percent-encoded when you paste. Therefore, when
trying to build a title from a pasted link, decode it first.
Change-Id: Ia0abcb2d903b04d99c7db16eb0a5962480b138d5
This was causing a regression in the behaviour that takes you
to the external link tab automatically when 'http://' is typed,
as internally it is normalised to 'Http://'.
Bug: T112158
Change-Id: Id7cff07e89caafe5b350f4fb27b99c6c89498990
Implement a special node type, context item, and inspector for
ISBN/PMID/RFC magic links. Add buttons to the link inspectors
to convert back and forth between "simple" links, and magic links.
Depends on I5d000d8b63dafdfe0a2753069d3f0ac5b03b8829 in Parsoid
for clean round-tripping of localized ISBN magic links.
Bug: T63558
Change-Id: Id5b7a2ae3c80b0e5eed598f0bd024d3e94f7e9aa
This allows the URL paste handler to use the normalized title
as the text content. Add a test to cover this behaviour.
Depends on Ica48fea69cc in core.
Bug: T109980
Change-Id: I2784adaf2949a73256049921227dde0917ef9aef
Add ve.dm.MWInternalLinkAnnotation.static.newFromTitle to build an
appropriate internal link annotation from a mw.Title. Tweaked some
method signatures to avoid repeated reparsing of the title text.
Also refactor ve.dm.MWInternalLinkAnnotation.static.getTargetDataFromHref
to explicitly return a boolean indicating whether the result was determined
to be an internal link.
Bug: T64816
Change-Id: I74385d7b3ede1794398dabb749185f4080509b99
Currently we compare some HTML attributes, but as wikitext doesn't
allow you to set arbitrary attributes on a link they can never
represent a meaningful difference (unlike <b style="color:red;"> vs. <b>)
Bug: T95028
Change-Id: I267604e4b2140d3c4fe4f9ab07961c6f17a1f2fa
Only template nodes for now. Not sure what we can do about generated content nodes in general...
Bug: 65353
Change-Id: I848f36764b446ed30c74c0e641d0973008f6880b
Also cleanup redundant overrides, documentation and
unused messages.
Depends on If22a5197 in core.
Change-Id: I533235f4eb5d703783a8fb45dff5e7be465f4ebb
This is the normalized title without the fragment, which is what
should be used for existence check purposes. Also add a test for
an internal link to a page's section.
Change-Id: I0e04f64c1bebeff84a0c17ef9b6c8dc06876f769
Otherwise they will compare as identical to non-fragmented links, and
the link inspector won't bother creating a replace transaction.
Bug: 53219
Change-Id: Ifb7c9ffc1e952817df524fcf2418e07299a7bda5
mw.Uri will just be using window.document, which may have
a different base.
Depends on I86fe6c2f41e549 in core.
Bug: 58136
Change-Id: I320d5d477d97ebf25963ab2dc429931bc871dd17
As URLs from the clipboard are always absolute, we need to detect if these
are from the same wiki as the current document, and if so convert back to
relative for Parsoid.
Bug: 58136
Change-Id: Id251afe65193fc6356628f1deb5ed757f8a6d347
Centralize href computation in getHref(). Because getHref() is provided
by the generic LinkAnnotation class, the subclass implementation is
now simpler.
Bug: 51487
Change-Id: Ia6ca85bc84b4f4453b572285836adb631e8d0683
`new mw.Title` throws on invalid input. Converting uses to
mw.Title.newFromText instead and converting try/catch to if/else.
mw.Title in general (regardless of which constructor) has been
improved in core. It will no longer crash on pages where the page
title was a false hit for invalid (e.g. we couldn't load VE on
[[.com]] because the js parser thought it was invalid).
However, though the initialisation works since core has been
fixed, there are still plently of cases where we take real user
input that can genuinely be invalid.
In cases where the code did not catch exceptions and there was
no obvious way to handle it, I left it as is (let's revisit them
in a separate commit). It would be an exception either way, and
I'd rather see "mw.Title: Parser error" than
"TypeError: null does not have method getNamespaceId".
Change-Id: I5b1b23d56d39cdb7ecb0809e3d721992e0c30f54
CODING.md
* Document the procedure for adding a new javascript class
ve.dm.MWExternalLinkAnnotation.js
ve.dm.MWInternalLinkAnnotation.js
ve.dm.ElementLinearData.js
ve.dm.LinearData.js
* Add whitespace line before preformatted code to fix a
rendering bug
Change-Id: I54443ea3d4799328655d279f379d4ddc176c50a0
