Small fix to support new HTML markup for headings, which will soon be
used by Parsoid page views (T269630) and by the old parser (T13555).
This fixes two issues that were only apparent when using
`$wgVisualEditorEnableVisualSectionEditing = true`:
* When starting an edit from a section edit link, the viewport was
not scrolled to align with the clicked heading and thus didn't
provide a smooth transition into edit mode.
* If the editor was started from a section edit link, then when
leaving the editor without saving changes, the viewport would jump
to the top of the page instead of returning to the clicked heading.
This is similar to change If71d4d8292 in MobileFrontend editor.
Bug: T13555
Change-Id: I89f8abac521e635f8eaa782703bdb6f6323098b0
In MediaWiki, OO.ui.getTeleportTarget() is overridden to return
a different element (itself attached to body), which is supposed
to be styled appropriately by skins (e.g. z-index above any
floating header, font-size same as body text, etc.).
As a result, we no longer need to do weird things with the
'vector-body' class to achieve correct font size on Vector,
and we can remove some font-size overrides for Vector and MonoBook.
Bug: T348288
Bug: T339058
Change-Id: I6329b3023573b3dcfc8f471c4693be9bb1e9e430
Was lost when we converted it from a PopupTool
in I81d217bc1ab9.
Also visualeditor-help-title is unused since that commit,
and remove debugging code.
Change-Id: Ic1d40bac8ef76fbb6f009dd8cecec8dc74c1aa4b
I apparently forgot to pass the parameter to fireHookOnPageReload()
that I introduced exactly for this purpose. As a result, the basic
post-edit popup appeared, but the temp user popup did not.
Also rearrange code so that fireHookOnPageReload() is still called if
we need to redirect to complete creation of the temp user.
Bug: T344879
Change-Id: I36c64f27d2b8866ca88642621a135e7e25a91ce1
Abortable promises are definitely among my least favorite things.
It takes all of this bookkeeping to make .abort() work consistently
(so that it always aborts a request if one is in flight, and always
causes the final promise to be rejected even if we didn't start a
request yet or it has already finished). But, if you squint and ignore
every line with the word "abort", it's like a normal promise chain.
Depends-On: Iec8a15dadd595bed0f7e54f907fbb8e192b45cf3
Bug: T331397
Change-Id: I67309c79e6d211d69630fe89cbf5402f8fbd350c
A new hook `ve.preSaveProcess` is triggered to give other code the
chance to add steps to the process. The save dialog won't show until
the process completes. A step can be failed to return to normal
editing.
Change-Id: Id0740ff58ba9d9519c81174100ef1b8f8740870b
This method was only called, and the message was only shown, when
retrying after the first 'badtoken' error and refreshing the token
fails again.
If this happens, it usually indicates some terrible problem with
the wiki, and it is not something that can be fixed by logging in
again (or anything else the user can do).
Let the default API error message appear ("Invalid CSRF token.").
While not very helpful to the user, it should be more helpful to
the site administrator trying to unbreak their wiki.
Remove the "visualeditor-savedialog-identify-trylogin" message.
Keep "visualeditor-savedialog-error-badtoken", which is re-used
in another error message. I'll fix that separately.
Change-Id: Ib680218bce5ae38aa52d7d941218a6410ab7e09e
This has not been used for many, many years, since we started using
mw.Api#postWithToken, which automatically retries on 'badtoken' errors.
Most of our code for it was removed (e.g. save() is never called
with three parameters), but some comments and parameters remained.
Change-Id: Ibca2a222f808e6e2796ed6a61e9587a646afcf31
Occasionally we end up logging error codes like
"abusefilter-disallowed,abusefilter-disallowed,abusefilter-warning"
when someone hits a bunch of different filtes.
Change-Id: I967d374d13473ca684412b380d732653a3ceaff3
This makes it easier for 3rd parties to insert extra tools
in sensible places.
Change-Id: I6c8d0c96f53655d8f9ae9f01e5d0e1a1678d29a1
Depends-On: Ib8882fa6319915d291b345a69ab95f362739ad7b
The popup contains three buttons, one of which already exists
in core as a tool. By converting them all to tools we can reduce
some duplication, and better integrate with other features
that use the tool factory, such as HelpCompletionAction.
Bug: T339153
Change-Id: I81d217bc1ab9a1a6a9bf7c7ad588c2a3216b10db
After the demise of RESTBase we are always able to switch from
wikitext to visual mode with changes, and we no longer need to
support these two poor experiences.
Bug: T339871
Bug: T339872
Change-Id: I2be4068447b21e16c87db0e56d6422ea64ba4708
Sometimes we call this API and then reload the page (or navigate to
another URL), without using the page content it returns. Save some
work and some data transfer and don't generate it in those cases.
Change-Id: Ic5fac61f3ef9b2dfce6ff757f1d414a9f41f217d
Undo some changes from 95454e710f1b619f7c538bc1dc88f238409719ca,
as this functionality is now provided by the core code.
Depends-On: I1c9020b2efb2785279f5c09539a49208a310ccf7
Depends-On: Ifeffcf214719f0d5c1371dc7d51a410fb313c978
Bug: T338003
Change-Id: I90a618897699c844f9c558bbeb4d1563f8050fe3
The user has already seen the notices, and getting hit with yet
another popup doesn't feel nice.
Bug: T169179
Change-Id: I421e42d32cb67ea210644b705e9c6e5af74e75ee
Before this change DesktopArticleTarget's history management was not
working correctly because .currentUrl was not being updated on every
activation, and we worked around this problem by activating it in a
different way on subsequent loads in DesktopArticleTarget.init.
Fix the first bug by updating .currentUrl whenever we activate it,
and remove the guards around the normal way of activating it, which
fixes the parsing of 'editintro' parameter.
Bug: T56029
Change-Id: Ifd6af60cdf1d2c87536017b316ab8da1f5133400
The edit intro message is now shown again when closing/opening
the editor using the back/forward browser navigation,
and it is preserved when switching between VE and NWE.
Bug: T56029
Change-Id: I12083926341a6d3ba4c7a9f84736cddc7f2ac0fa
