Fetch default options for mode, image heights and image widths
rather than hard-coding them.
Bug: T139632
Change-Id: I1adc7987fdeb1258ee87ce46acbab469ea18116e
Was previously written to work on initialise when the surface
isn't focused. If the surface is focused, run immediately.
Change-Id: Ie7accd63a4ca3e18448914d34609fe0418f15b4e
New changes:
e7cb202 Mark context wrappers as wrappers
20b75af Localisation updates from https://translatewiki.net.
a4dde9f Annotate pasted external text
8148301 Always preserve leading whitespace when converting for clipboard
82a35b7 TransactionProcessor: Apply annotations to ranges at the highest uniform offset
21fc1eb Restore previous selection when annotation inspector is dismissed
358181c Preserve prior valid DOM selections in showModelSelection
a0f7dba build: Bump various devDependencies to latest
0ae0f7e Follow-up Iabec6a6: Fix typo in mousemove selection update code
d69a4df Provide tools to make text bigger or smaller
Local changes for big/small tools
Change-Id: If418a1a47276cc1e1530c4a3ad6784136d8d14f8
Follows-up 843620632a in ConfirmEdit which now expects a specific class
on one of the image parent elements.
Without this the refresh link is broken as fancyCapatcha.js is
unable to find the image otherwise.
Change-Id: Iad7c8e8c77f58092ca4dbb5cbb3527cacff10f03
OnInternalLinkChange happened post-validation, and received an already title-
normalized version of the href. Thus `file://` would become `:File://`. As
such, hook up to the raw internal link input change event, and judge what the
user actually entered.
Bug: T138956
Change-Id: I0f9f3de3b7bf6e5430e55fa69626522b0c74296a
Currently the switch only happens if it's a valid schema. Instead, switch if
any schema at all is detected, so we can tell the user it's invalid. If they
really meant to link to an internal wiki-page that just happens to start with
a "schema://", they can switch back to the internal tab to force it.
Bug: T138956
Change-Id: Icfd74157fd8439920668a417661265ddd52c9a21
If you viewed a page with an ?oldid= query parameter set to the ID
of the current revision, some parts of VE would believe we were
in oldid mode (because there's an oldid present), but others
wouldn't (because the revid we're editing equals the newest revid).
This caused bugs when opening the editor a second time after saving
(which is normally impossible to do after an oldid-mode edit, because
we navigate to a new page after an oldid save, but we don't do that
in this case).
Ensure that:
* The internal state of DesktopArticleTarget is updated correctly
after saving in this case
* The ?oldid= parameter is removed from the URL after saving
* DesktopArticleTarget.init doesn't preload the article HTML
on a second/subsequent editor load: this causes issues because
it caches the oldid, and generally speaking the Target's internal
state is not considered
Bug: T141330
Change-Id: I74034328797c59f7249f1f6f4f53a92ee1c26334
If internal link detection is in the LinkAnnotationInspector, it falls down
when a valid URL which isn't also a valid page title (e.g. percent-encoded
titles) is pasted into the input. This is fixed by moving the detection to the
input's change handler before any validation can occur.
Bug: T119431
Change-Id: I1eb2040dd918fdcc22c28594b5cbad835cf384a8
Ideally we would get an exception when trying to load
a non-existent module, but there is no difference between
a genuinely missing modules, and one which just doesn't exist
on this target (e.g. a desktop-only module on mobile or vice-versa).
This stops mobile VE from crashing every time a desktop-only
module is added to VE plugins.
Change-Id: Ia9ac0dd21b26c54ad779c6f499e68786c34ec873
