This is still broken in production right now: the preference message is
missing and disabling the preference doesn't disable the toolbar.
Reverting this because it just doesn't work right now.
This reverts the following commits:
4234c5ddc7 "Fix syntax error in I1adc6b99fa3e1980d4ce3c565b5f193bcbceb526"
00eee72543 "modified as per bug 35879"
00eee72543 "(bug 30796) Dropping preferences for toolbar"
Change-Id: I882a6e0c0cc70f9afecb49746f3db01eab8808dc
Re-added the preference for toolbar I had removed by mistake in change 4339
made global=false and user=true for toolbar,as it was before my changes
for dialogs global=true and user=false is retained as now the user cannot
control dialogs in preferences and it is always on
Patchset 3 (Roan): enable WikiEditor preference by default
Change-Id: I1adc6b99fa3e1980d4ce3c565b5f193bcbceb526
* I left MwEmbed alone since it was scary.
* I left the half-completed commented-out ResourceLoader code in Maps as it was
* PrefSwitch was apparently broken, with a typo in remoteBasePath.
* ClickTracking and ProofreadPage now demostrate two different styles of multi-module registration. Choose which one you prefer.
* SemanticMediaWiki/SMW.hooks.php became empty and was deleted.
* Tested using a special script that includes extension setup files and checks $wgResourceModules for correctness.
What actually happens here
* Add $localBasePath, $remoteBasePath params to the FileModule constructor, defaulting to $IP and $wgScriptPath respectively
* Add getLocalPath() and getRemotePath(), which use this information to build a proper FS or URL path for a file
* Make readScriptFiles() non-static so it can use these functions
* Run every single file path we use through either getLocalPath() or getRemotePath() as appropriate
** Except file dependencies, these are already prefixed. Our inability to give them special treatment caused bugs earlier
* Kill prefixFilePathList() and resolveFilePath(), no longer needed
* Abstracted the requirements concept being used to hack in the iframe as a context extension requirement
* Removed some hardcoding for iframe stuff
* Moved about 60k of JavaScript code out of the main wikiEditor script, and into an iframe only context extension.
