The var 'module' got renamed to 'm' in
I57b11c6b4c6e67bb38bb67a93b06d6d1d3009933. This patch fixes the
call to it.
Bug: T284716
Change-Id: I57b7a5fd4a8f2fe2fa98ab5fc41c5bd2500f3a67
Adds a hidden field to the edit page form, with JS that will set its
value. Server-side then checks for that value and logs whether it was
correctly set.
Bug: T263505
Change-Id: I8be06385aa6d97e5536cfc252d34297e1c000a32
After looking more closely at the code, I noticed that
dialogaction is set to e.target or this which is a
DOMElement, not a jQuery Object, thus it doesn't have
the trigger method which explains the error.
Follow up to 760f023f2
Bug: T261529
Change-Id: Ie5f58e33ad385f2abae19264bb2c3cd34a721788
This error is generating a large amount of logspam.
Add a check to avoid it, and DRY up.
The issue is caused by line 1182 setting dialogaction to false when
a dialog is closed. Presumably references to this data attribute
remain.
Bug: T261529
Change-Id: Ie75f737980dfcbcc4829def1e5a6894262d73b31
If someone is enrolled the DT a/b test, we want to know about their
editing here as well.
Bug: T273096
Change-Id: If2bb04011c8ca54e8c7ffd073e21bec45e92460c
In some languages, image options like 'alt' or 'thumb' can have
multiple synonyms. They were only handled for English (and were
hard-coded).
Change-Id: Ib03932d3d85a5540bea325f2717da3365756a90e
We were already using it for almost all interactions with the editing
area, except for this code which restores the selection after closing
a dialog.
Bug: T254612
Change-Id: I26d22d9c5d64fe8c861405e65cd4464c349aeac9
Data tables should always include a caption for accessibility reasons.
So add a placeholder caption when using the "insert table" button.
Bug: T252350
Change-Id: I6773e2274007946de516ae34e841f66ad20ebc0c
Using an event introduces a race condition where the extension
adding the listener has to do so before WikiEditor finishes loading.
Change-Id: I5a8dc6f8fd1b1939b5d98307b20ef1fd355cee99
Remove use of mw.loader.getVersion, which I'm planning to remove
from the public API. The only valid use case I found of it (not
in WMF repos) is to check if a module exists, for which one can
use mw.loader.getState() already.
The code path here handles with the 'icon' property of a
WikiEditor "toolbar group tool". In other words, the buttons
you can click in the toolbar to open a dialog or insert markup.
I found two ways to reach this code path:
* For the built-in tools and icons that are part of WikiEditor.
These are all based on OOUI now and no longer use inline styles
with background-image etc., they are class-based instead, with
the URLs and language variants handled server-side by RL.
* For user scripts that register a custom tool and icon.
To try this, copy snippets to the console on an edit page from
<https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Krinkle/Scripts/InsertWikiEditorButton>
These pass urls as the 'icon' property and thus don't satisfy
the hasOwn condition in this code. And even if they did, there'd
be no reason for the module version to be helpful to the thumbnail
url the user would have passed.
This line of code has existed with the mw.loader.getVersion() call
since the repository's very first commit in 2010 (9d278e8dee).
The worst that can happen is if there are stil some internal icons
hitting this path, they'll be cached for 1 hour instead of 7 days
(per /w/static.php rules in production). For third parties, there
would be no difference and such static paths have no caching by
default either way (outside WMF).
Change-Id: I6ec29abde0085d04b662b56b5ebcc2bd7fa267f8
This commit localizes numbers before passing to mw.msg. This occurs
in two places, the successful replacement count and the error message
where too many cells are used in the table tool. The comment above the
second call was not correct, as the existing message used a substitution.
Bug: T244812
Change-Id: I00f83bd478bc42cb536edceba2bcc9daf0b13b3d
* Allows us to briefly animate the transition between
expanded and collapsed
* Remove the left/right-arrows, and just use a single
down-arrow with rotations.
* Remove the up-arrow used by the dropdown, we don't
use that elsewhere in WMUI.
* Remove PNG fallback as `transform` works only with IE 9+
and we're not supporting WikiEditor on Grade C browsers.
Change-Id: I29ab0c35b890689bdea8de5f6bbeef0948483fa5
Fixing aria-* attributes to the Heading menu and roles property to
the menu dropdown items in order to make the element function like an
ideal menu to screen readers.
Adding aria-expanded attribute to Expandable panes(Advanced,
Special Characters and Help) widgets to allow
screen readers announces of the state expandable buttons.
Bug: T244426
Change-Id: I0cb47afd7f3622ed83a57410086984d9abc9acfd
This reduces the initial loaded modules.
Also add the dependency on module 'oojs-ui-widgets' because
jquery.wikiEditor.toolbar.js uses OO.ui.ToggleButtonWidget.
Change-Id: I03d0f73fb77bb389dd4e5ad2aa15b3ff5a97e5f5
e75284e528 escapes a few messages too
eagerly but 1fc00749fb only fixes one
of such mistakes.
Without this change, the labels of some toolbar buttons (e.g. Italian
'Redirect', Welsh 'Numbered list') display ''' where apostrophes
should be.
Change-Id: I3265631512c5d22ecc3dafb9d56acecc7d50ad1d
Also separate out Apex-specific styling into a separate file.
The current toolbar is already supposed to be aligned with Apex
so the visual changes here are minimal.
Bug: T223155
Change-Id: I7a0a21809018e0094d50992054523d20be3c5473
