This bug caused all references containing complex content (e.g. links
or templates) to be dirty-DOMed and reformatted by Parsoid.
ve.dm.MWReferenceNode.js:
* Parse the original body.html and check if it's semantically equal to
the new value. If so, don't set it.
ve.dm.Converter.js:
* .normalize() the converter output to remove empty text nodes and
merge adjacent text nodes
ve.dm.example.js:
* Update reused reference test to have body.html absent, not empty
* Add a link to one of the reference tests so this bug is triggered
** The link's attributes are ordered specifically so that toDomElements
will reorder them, at least in Chrome (may behave differently in
other browsers)
** This test fails without this fix in place
Change-Id: Idc091a14422fbb117a3d06fc6bb9497768086fc3
When the toolbar animates, the position of the surface changes.
ProtectedNode now listens for the toolbarPosition event and
repositions the phantoms.
I also tried moving the localOverlay to be a sibling of the surface
(instead of child of body), but the same problems persisted.
Bug: 49853
Change-Id: I8ae1c8f66c6083b4ffee7107a78a298126e1064c
Local overlay z-index is positioning overlay items (phantoms, etc)
above the floated toolbar. The overlay container is a sibling to the
toolbar's parent and is later in the DOM. z-indexing is
unnecessary and has been removed.
Bug: 50096
Change-Id: Ib46f66b1d1bea36d761f793e9966e09db6e675ca
It was discovered that nested iframes inside firefox do not fire load
events: http://osdir.com/ml/dev-apps-firefox/2010-03/msg00134.html
Since we no longer care when the iframe is loaded, changing the frame
onLoad method name to load and manually calling it was sufficient.
Bug: 50115
Change-Id: I65c0c404a2a384566701b1c6b1bb978e0b99c90d
Broke reference insertion because it removed
newFromNodeReplacement(), which is still in use.
This reverts commit 1765e39b40
Change-Id: I043997715474ad4850329ff903eb7a8c61c8b453
HTML like <td><span>Foo<!--bar--></span></td> would lose the comment
when converting to linmod, and so we'd drop the comment when converting
back to HTML.
This happened because we were queueing up meta items to possibly move
them and their whitespace out of the wrapper paragraph even if we were
inside of an annotation and there was no way we could move things out
at all. The fix is simply to detect these case and not queue up meta
items in that case.
[12:11] marktraceur Let the comments hit the floor, let the comments hit the floor
[12:11] marktraceur (to the tune of the Drowning Pool "Let the Bodies Hit the Floor")
Bug: 50071
Change-Id: I5a844e2e0655bc1db152b3805718324ca0bb04df
We calculate an overlap offset for when the popup widget has been moved
to avoid going out of the viewport, but that offset is only applied to the
body and not the callout.
Change-Id: Ib9d08d60ccfa6562378640c526faf1e8363abbba
The UI still needs a simplified version of annotation comparison
so it can clear/set annotations, whereas for serailisation we need
to compare selected HTML attributes (and once Parsoid is fixed,
compare all attributes).
Change-Id: I1a5521a3f51ea373a21cfbc9a007a2381c12f4fe
This was a big gaping DOM diff that's been in there since the beginning,
but which we only found today.
Change-Id: Ie4e791b212ddd3210bc1d5c11308452bb57ae3ce
There is still a problem that those images would get inspector for opening media edit dialog
displayed, and that dialog let's edit caption, which does not make sense in this case, however
that should be a separated bug.
Change-Id: I24491979bc7a27d2380924e48cb677b01e9f8f9b
Remove enableAboutGrouping from GCNode and move it to the subclasses
so we can have GCNodes without grouping.
Having matchTagNames there doesn't make sense now that GCNode is a
mixin rather than a base class.
Also removed unused .static.generatedContent property.
Change-Id: I2b5350e70b7829cf009c752d066919e5a3593db0
Also checks for subheadings, i.e. we keep moving forward one sibling
as long as the next sibling is a heading of higher order than the
previous one. If the heading is of the same or lower order then we
assume there is an empty section, so we just stop.
Bug: 49563
Change-Id: I6fcc463aeeae40278f5caf04ae251c8ecfe65472
Build the new set of classes as an array (avoiding the leading space),
and only set it if it differs from what was there before. This avoids
reordering the class attribute.
Change-Id: I863ec8de2e7637f76690c4e0b7db5e153fb7e408
Prevents changing of DOM attributes on unmodified transclusions
as they can clash in the store.
Also use 'original' over 'orig' consistently.
Bug: 50079
Change-Id: Ib13bb206c49b1f5b186e40632a5c109def0f042e
Due to some sort of mysterious race condition (probably deferred reflow)
calling this.$menu.show() set style="" rather than style="display:block;"
because Firefox believed the parent was still hidden.
Work around this by removing display:none; from the context's CSS rules.
We don't need it because we always manually .hide() these things anyway.
Bug: 50073
Change-Id: I29e210aba9a6265d8364ff8ae49408cb4c2428b9
Previously we were just passing a slice of the visible data, instead
of using getFullData.
Bug: 50059
Change-Id: I3bbea49132ef4a720a147ba9b170c39a0c00f711
Previously we would reserialize the JSON blob in data-mw even if we
didn't change it, which potentially reordered keys and caused a DOM
diff.
Bug: 50066
Change-Id: If0a5bcc67d3a172de0e8839cfda11efacfbf36ff
We were previously ignoring this data leading to situations
where a template that can be invoked like {{foo|1=bar}} and
{{foo|thing=bar}} (where the template data documents param
thing with alias '1') will show up in the editor with no
parameter information or label for the 1= call, but will show
up for the thing= call.
Now they are properly aliases so both will appear the same
in the editor dialog.
Bug: 49838
Change-Id: I37ec0e152df905844ac58ed1834fca29dccb4eec
Fixes (follows-up I1b48ef5240, I6daff5c596):
* Invalid html passed to jQuery constructor.
* Use prop() instead of attr() for boolean values.
* Use append() instead of html() when appending nodes instead
of parsing html.
* Rename shadowed variable name clash 'mw' to 'mwData'.
* Fix odd construction where we parse '{}' to create an empty
object.
* Have ve.ce.MWReferenceListNode#update perform changes off-document
in a detached tree.
* Fix deep property access that can fail. mwData is set to
either JSON parse of data-mw attr or empty object.
Accessing mwData.attrs.group needs to be guarded by whether
mw.attrs is indeed set.
* Have `mw` and `about` attribtue in references list roundtrip
(especially mw which can data we aren't editing/re-creating).
* Add missing 'refGroup' property to MWReferenceListNode's
data element (similar to what MWReferenceNode already has).
Change-Id: I67e4f378ccd04e97361d8e58ae57db5353075756
* Use plain text rather than HTML in TextNode
** Bypasses HTML parsing, and doesn't cause regeneration of nodes like
appending to .innerHTML does
** We were only using HTML so we could use entities, so replace those
with \uNNNN sequences
* Use native DOM functionality rather than jQuery
* Inline flushBuffer()
Change-Id: I7c6376b55cc0f1420a01a77b365b073fe1636263
Better for performance (lower level, #get calls #toArray when
called without arguments) and more semantically correct.
Change-Id: I8e615674e51fd148367fd397bd169fa203a240ad
HTML5's drag and drop has a ton of benefits and a couple of
limitations. To achieve a native drag marker, an image tag helper
is used to indicate the size of the relocatable node. Chrome
shades the marker gray natively, Firefox is styled to match.
Change-Id: I755b698a3d968cc7e6ff125109d68ac83fd8a8a2
jQuery's implementation does some sort of traversal, so on large pages
it took 300-400ms just to focus the document node.
Change-Id: I0de95d8800a1aedeb19b27d204dfd8fd08cec533
This is a waste of time, because we hide it anyway. This took
quite a bit of time for long articles.
Change-Id: I1bcfd5b908c89dc2e08d5520e8870b145177ca10
* changes:
Fix incorrectly written CSS that was affecting all table cells on the page instead of cells in mwMetaDialog only
Fix for rendering block images
Follows-up I99acbd1699:
* "Parent method" comment
* Remove redundant slice() call to convert arguments to array,
native JavaScript methods that take array-like arguments such
as Function#apply and Array#slice are both compatible with
the Arguments objects, no need to convert it. Most invocations
already did this right but a few were recently introduced again.
* Removed silly "Document dialog." descriptions.
* Removed a few redundant "@method" tags in the near vicinity
of code I changed.
* Fixed function invocation to be either on one line or
one parameter per line. Having all arguments on one line
but the name + "(" looks confusing as it suggest there
is only 1 parameter. Same as object literals:
so:
{ foo: 1, bar }
or:
{
foo: 1,
bar: 2,
}
not:
{
foo: 1, bar: 2
}
Change-Id: I379bc2b32603bcf90aba9b4cd0112e7f027d070e
* Optimise initialisation by building the tree from the bottom up
and applying the class last.
* Actually document the dialog. Documenting it as "Document dialog"
is useless and confusing. If there is no documentation yet, leave it
empty so it is included in jsduck's optional "no_doc" warning list.
* Remove the redundant "Call" prefix in the parent method description,
we don't do this else where either.
Change-Id: I99acbd1699b2c99a2c9b58f34dc1e07bea58203d
