Make default alignment a computed value, and make sure the GUI listens
to 'choose' instead of 'select' events for SelectWidgets so to prevent
recursive calls and make sure the GUI is updated properly.
Also added a default alignment check on type change so the user can
visually have an indication that the new image will have a different
alignment. The user can then change the value manually.
Bug: 65564
Bug: 65596
Bug: 62852
Bug: 65617
Change-Id: I55e16775d18e0a4bf7f1fa73bbb3aa5e0aa51a79
Relies on If6fb5856 to do anything useful, but degrades gracefully to current
behaviour.
Bug: 50964
Change-Id: Ia35c2f433a1a604d7794f367fd10dbccac102b89
At the moment, if you have a category on a page, and the category redirects
to another category which is hidden, VE does not mark it as hidden when
loading the page.
Change-Id: I9303838d36fbc1e2c0ed16b8bb0020bf52a6c211
The image model is updated through events from the edit dialog.
There is no need to update the states of the select/checkboxes
at the end in 'apply'. The only inputs that are not updated
on change are caption and alternate text.
Bug: 65564
Change-Id: I18c009546120e270467418cff677ec491fd109ca
Note: this is not a real confirm, it is an iframe with some
buttons that look like a standard confirmation but are not
Change-Id: I7854815542f05bec03ce950495dd675605916deb
When inserting a new node, get the proper fragment range and ask
for the node from within the search loop. Also added a fallback
for the case that the node wasn't found, and a caption cannot
be added.
Change-Id: Ic19d9b1cd2739435137f633de09a13b25a11a0cb
* Fixing a typo in the getImageNodeType() method ('frame' was supposed
to be 'frameless').
* Adding a check for type 'mwBlockImage' before editing/adding captions
* Using the node's getType() method instead of the model's where possible.
* Adjusting default alignment, so that when we check if it is set, it gives
us the actual answer, which is always useful.
Bug: 65568
Change-Id: I1687d8c7430c723b52448a9e24641e2c30d85d6a
We weren't unbinding these handlers at all, and so the 'ok' or 'cancel'
handlers could run multiple times for one button click, and even worse,
you could get in a situation where clicking 'ok' in one confirm dialog
would also run the 'ok' handler for the other one. This happens because
the ConfirmDialog instance is recycled by the WindowSet.
The way the unbinding is done is ugly; we should either consolidate the
'ok' and 'cancel' events so we can use .once(), or come up with some other
way to automatically unbind the handlers.
Bug: 65557
Change-Id: Iabf0c0d0229add09cc775358fc5a4e5ae783db04
Creating an MWImageModel that handles all image edit operations.
If the new attributes mean a change of image types from inline
to block or vice versa, the model will handle the creation and
insertion of the new node.
Change-Id: Ibe71bc8bd74e4ba5a024ac722432ccf0b8f65e71
"Yes, switch" isn't constructive; make it primary instead.
"No, cancel" isn't destructive; make it neutral (no flags) instead.
Change-Id: I841cbed4a81eaed679a8c7da89942c6b030a1217
"Discard edits" isn't constructive, and "Continue editing" isn't destructive.
Instead, mark "Discard edits" as destructive, and make the continue
button neutral (no flags).
Change-Id: I7648555ad47be698e75b5019d7738b0afb8611aa
teardown() runs after the dialog has been hidden (if you need it
to be visible, use close() instead).
However removing it instead of moving because it is obsolete,
this is something that should be done from setup() instead, and
already is.
Bug: 65373
Change-Id: Ib6b4ab49f191d1d339e69934453786a82d97380f
Per TTO on bug 51655, the implementation of confirm() in most browsers is crappy and we
shouldn't use it.
Change-Id: I755085a253c05958e4b50af57b19dab90f2f0fb6
