These are only needed when we need to access a specific `this` from
within another `function () {}` context. This is not the case in the
situations here.
This is split from Ibf25d7e to make it smaller and easier to argue
about.
Change-Id: Ide1476de91fc343aa992ad92a1321d3a38b06dd0
This ensures the full loading sequence is shown when the
user opens VE using history navigation.
Bug: T301843
Change-Id: Ia7a641c8bd5a036f23c9da94bc539d8cf66c5021
Previously, a toolbar with the extra tool could be shown for a moment
while the editor was loading.
Bug: T301626
Change-Id: I7f5d01ef6e64ef85141a38a236fe2a1d1ada00e8
When the editor is loading, and the browser window is narrow enough
that we should use the narrow toolbar, the wide toolbar would appear
for a moment. It was particularly jarring when it caused it to wrap
over two lines.
Bug: T301626
Change-Id: I551a66edab40235c4a26751eed163b5b30ef698f
* Pass 'noPrompt' to #tryTeardown
* #loadFail gets triggered by the data promise being aborted,
so if 'activating' has been cleared at this point, don't
prompt about there being load error.
* Retry/cancel dialog assumed you were coming from a wikitext
editor. Rewrite the logic to handle teardown the target if
the user is coming from read mode.
Change-Id: If9e5d1fbf00f8359f4d06fe7fc3064cc7e349bc9
* Find the first section below the top of the viewport
(usually visible) and measure its offset.
* After loading the editor, ensure this heading is still
at the same position on the page.
Bug: T296910
Change-Id: I9a05ea74ba3c19a4a91ddc1bc0afe311851c53e6
In case the save is triggered without the save dialog (for example, when a null edit is made during suggested edits task in GrowthExperiments)
Bug: T298552
Change-Id: Id49b967cfa52d33848e9c911086000fa4501fa7f
Prevents accidentally treating plain text or user input
as HTML, which could be an XSS vulnerability.
Change-Id: Id4af48447a0907962a57340cb60aca08df9cc505
If editor loading was aborted while the surface was already being set up,
this code would cause the following exception:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'tools' of null
Introduced in c02c529537 (2017) because
our coding conventions at the time demanded that all `var` statements
must appear at the beginning of a function.
Bug: T287487
Change-Id: Id657d6f1e1189c17ede25362f145bb7b10f441db
Cloning the #catlinks node loses all native event handlers registered
on it. jQuery's `.clone( true )` method can only copy jQuery event
handlers, so it does not help. As a result, when the node is
reattached to the page after cancelling visual editing, HotCat's
interface is still visible, but not functional.
To fix this problem, keep a reference to the original node rather than
a clone.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Node/cloneNode#noteshttps://api.jquery.com/clone/
Change-Id: I2c0b3d1a919b67053a17dd11fd2b7dc7556267ef
These don't add any knowledge but make the code harder to read
and maintain, and are an additional source of errors.
Change-Id: Ied57741a3f985e355adfddb4e75378d5c497faa9
Ib957eac2d checked to see if actionTools.notices existed before
destroying it, but assumed it always existed if editNotices was
set. This patch adds a check before attempting to show editNotices.
The error occurs because Ibc7fa48df unregisters the 'notices' tool
(along with many others) for AddLinkArticleTarget.js in
GrowthExperiments. I92a3162ef in GrowthExperiments will empty out
any notices to work around this problem.
Bug: T281960
Change-Id: Idacd365efa82ecd5c0074ead035eda0cb9444b1f
Switching from visual editor to old wikitext editor results in a
page reload and loss of the mw.libs.ve.disableWelcomeDialog()
flag. Use an URL parameter to preserve the flag.
Bug: T235812
Change-Id: I3968e5b7ae536d45fd764a8b7c3ea1f6d616033f
If a teardown has started, there should be a teardownPromise,
otherwise return a rejected promise.
Bug: T268358
Change-Id: Ia5cbd6b409a38f97243234ea7c87d24f71bdf3d6
MediaWiki doesn't have such a limitation. This might have been copied
from the edit summary code, which used to be limited to 255 bytes.
Change-Id: I4afe9b1cde0663c47c0c2502b6e32116b912208b
This patch starts using watchlist related values from ApiEditPage
results instead of updating the "watch link" based on whether the
checkbox was selected or not at the time of saving the article.
This change does not depend on T261030 and can be merged without it
but T261030 needs to be fixed or temporarily watched items will not
display the right tooltip when hovering the "watch link" or star icon.
Bug: T260434
Change-Id: I2c844223620d7d28f36a0cd8ae3dee4b0c8ae5bf
Rebuild the category list from the data we got from the API. This makes
it work regardless of whether we came here from activating on an
existing page, switching from source mode, or loading via an edit URL.
Because Parsoid doesn't include redlink status on the <link>s it
represents the categories as, we do have to manually update those
styles.
Bug: T251398
Change-Id: Iaaef3223816269bba1371fbb07956119a120c1ca
Change $originalContent to $editableContent, as counter-intuitively
the editing surface is attached inside $originalContent, while
$editableContent contains only the hidden existing page content.
It was not a problem previously because of the order.
Bug: T254518
Change-Id: I68f7ddb45f09dff475b183ccfeaf98e67b83066e
Translate itself will show an warning dialog when user tries to edit
a translatable page in visual mode. Editing in the source mode is
allowed.
Bug: T192052
Depends-On: I03ea64353b2d5b28d684f90936cab75ea4fd40d2
Change-Id: Ie4f3a6003c27773c6d0c5086c876fe424befe25a
This handles the minor edit and watch checkboxes, as well as any added
by extensions (e.g. FlaggedRevs).
Switching in the other direction already works fine, that is
implemented in ArticleTarget#getSaveFields.
It doesn't seem ideal to put this code into the constructor of
ve.init.mw.DesktopArticleTarget, but that's where we already have
similar logic for the edit summary. I filed T253696 about this.
Bug: T250388
Change-Id: Ia6a9c0465ed215e8f74b9fff4590593383e9a1e6
Move shouldShowWelcomeDialog() and stopShowingWelcomeDialog() from
DesktopArticleTarget to DesktopArticleTarget.init, and use them to
deduplicate code in init that manages the wikitext welcome dialog.
Look for both the vehidebetadialog and hidewelcomedialog URL params.
The code in DesktopArticleTarget used vehidebetadialog, but the code in
init for the wikitext welcome dialog used hidewelcomedialog.
Bug: T249954
Change-Id: I19f1a2da36bc65addb52811c3d3c73c1259bc8f5
The base class doesn't use it, it only defines it, and
DesktopArticleTarget is the only subclass that uses it.
MobileArticleTarget calls it, but also overrides it to be a no-op.
Change-Id: Ib3feea94844f4e1ed71dccece7657450516cac89
Factor out the logic for whether the WelcomeDialog should be shown into
its own method, and write it in a less confusing way. Do the same thing
with the logic for setting the preference/storage/cookie for hiding the
WelcomeDialog.
This makes maybeShowWelcomeDialog() much simpler, and removes duplicated
code in DesktopArticleTarget.
There is one minor change in behavior: if the WelcomeDialog is
suppressed using the URL parameter, that no longer causes the preference
to be updated as if the dialog had been shown.
Change-Id: I1d4f912c5f6bd7a2bbad2b209b97c3ec1f250a07
