Clicking on any talk page section should now open it regardless of the
characters in it. This includes ascii and non-ascii characters.
There are two changes done here:
1) When a user clicks on a section, `window.location.hash` is set to the
percent encoded version of the associated id attribute of the section.
This is important because, unfortunately, different browsers can encode
characters that do not conform to RFC 3986 (illegal URI characters) [1]
differently when calling `window.location.hash` again [2] (e.g. chrome
encodes `>` as '%3E' while safari leaves it as '>').
2) Register the encoded version with OverlayManager. OverlayManager will
simply do a strict string equality check when checking if the current
path matches. Because the browser will navigate to the percent encoded
version in step one and this version does not contain any illegal URI
characters, `window.location.hash` should give back the same percent
encoded string and the paths will match across browsers.
**Why not put this logic in OverlayManager?**
Alternatively, we could make OverlayManager decode the current route's
hash fragment and make it compare that with the unencoded version of the
id similar to the work in
I9cdaf3b01c2e5fe25512b6c18dcf6787c4422abd. However, ids with the '%'
character would then pose problems (e.g. `decodeURIComponent('100%')`
throws an error). This would require extra logic in OverlayManager to
differentiate client supplied '%' characters from browser encoded ones.
Making OverlayManager responsible for normalizing hash fragments will
make it more complicated than it already is. However, making the client
only register routes in OverlayManager that conform to RFC3986 from the
start avoids all of this logic at the expense of making the client make
one call to encodeURIComponent (if necessary).
If this patch is agreed upon, then the next step would be to change the
jsdoc `add` method in OverlayManager to be explicit that it will only
work with URIs that conform to RFC3986 and the client should percent
encode if necessary before registering.
[1] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986
[2] https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=180396 (Thanks to TheDJ for
pointing this out)
Bug: T238364
Change-Id: Idc2cfac51c40f585c5d43713d8edf848b10424fd
The Drawer API was changed in Ib123efe6af1b167706a73c71c860c85e7f439cc5
to have clients in charge of appending drawers to the DOM.
To reflect and make AMC outreach drawer work with these changes, the
amcOutreach.js code in MF was refactored in
I8aa3f2c1fe1f638810a20a5e77eb5f2e2f6addd1 to make the showIfEligible
method return the drawer instead of calling show on it.
This work refactors Minerva to make use of both of these changes.
Additional changes:
* Removes amcOutreach click handler for talk button. Talk button is a
tab everywhere except main page (I think) now so this code is just
confusing.
Bug: T242491
Depends-On: I8aa3f2c1fe1f638810a20a5e77eb5f2e2f6addd1
Change-Id: I01afe765cbcb5e79e419a3e42b3125f513e1f87e
Talk overlays are only needed on talk pages, so we can now
unconditionally load them on talk pages and drop usage of
the ResourceLoader loading module.
When binding the section click handlers, the ids of the
associated headings are now removed to avoid ambiguity in
their behaviour.
Bug: T230695
Change-Id: I9b0ef7c5bc389209ed79761582e2f8aa3058c39d
Loading Special:Homepage on mobile betalabs currently results in an error,
`TypeError: currentPage.titleObj.getTalkPage(...) is null`. The call to
canHaveTalkPage results in false because Special:Homepage is in a lower
namespace number than what canHaveTalkPage() checks for.
Before setting talkTitle, check to see if getTalkPage doesn't fail.
Theoretically we might want to wrap other usages of talkTitle to check if it's
undefined but it seems safe to leave them as is.
Bug: T239101
Change-Id: I913fc309458e014b84da054e25e636492e3ed12a
Now that we have refactored TalkSectionAddOverlay to not use the
eventbus and instead exclusively use the passed in onSaveComplete
callback in I75158ff363d56d55ae385687baf64f8b9d5ca8b0, we can remove the
references in talk.js.
Bug: T230695
Depends-On: I75158ff363d56d55ae385687baf64f8b9d5ca8b0
Change-Id: Ia874fa04c125b00fd1997aa4be8b781d76a18763
Following up on Jon's POC, this will get rid of the talk board component in
favor of linking to the server rendered talk page.
Additional Changes:
* Cleaned up talk selenium tests. Removed talk_steps.rb which doesn't appear
to be used anymore.
* Changed talk add button classes to a single class
* Moved "Add discussion" button to postheadinghtml per design mock
* Added "...talk-explained", "...talk-explained-empty" messages to
postheadinghtml per design mock
* Due to undesirable jumps in window scroll caused by the section anchor
& Toggler.js code when opening the TalkSectionOverlay (read fixme in
code), a Promise is always returned from OverlayManager route to reset
the scroll position to the top when the section overlay is opened.
* Moved
"mobile-frontend-talk-fullpage",
"mobile-frontend-talk-reply-success",
"mobile-frontend-talk-topic-feedback",
"mobile-frontend-talk-explained"
"mobile-frontend-talk-explained-empty"
messages to minerva as minerva is
the one who initiates those messages now.
* Limited $talk selector to only `.talk` elements since amc talk tab
does not need to be targeted
* After saving a reply from TalkSectionOverlay, the DOM that is not
part of the overlay becomes out of sync since a new reply was created.
To get around this, an `onSaveComplete` callback was passed (similar to
the TalkSectionAddOverlay) to execute a full page refresh. Although this
is clunky, it is the easiest way to resync.
Bug: T230695
Depends-On: I80201394fd7015db6700446142b0b4b20829f12e
Change-Id: I243f1193bce0da9fa710fc3b5379f90b2d079680
This follows up on the work from MF:
- I399dd70b5b93fda8c6d1735e3861c5ab2da43bdb
- Id59381ddc330de2b8017963d6a25c6567317faf7
Event handlers are added to the history link, talk link, and desktop
link to support amc outreach. When eligible, the drawer is shown. When
ineligible, logic from the regular handler is executed.
Bug: T226069
Depends-On: Id59381ddc330de2b8017963d6a25c6567317faf7
Change-Id: I0cce0bb6f44801c383556f8c26ee865032d86c8a
The MobileFrontend dependency in Minerva is problematic.
Code that Minerva needs should live in core.
MobileFrontend should load code on all skins when they operate on
a mobile domain.
This eslint check reminds developers of this in a hope it encourages
more upstreaming to core when possible.
Of course disabling is also an option, but this check will at least
make us aware of when we are moving further away from the goal.
Change-Id: I62183c9aefc81053e4ad81fb746decef2dd24b44
Logic is moved from server to client. Config is added via getSkinConfigVariables (e.g.
passed to mw.config ) and a JavaScript if statement.
The IIFE in watchstar and talk files is replaced with a module.exports function to avoid
refactoring at this point and added risk. The file contents remain the same.
skins.minerva.options is left as is, given the code is more experimental and used in
the beta mode - should not be sent to all clients.
Additional change:
* Remove skins.minerva.toggling (that module has been empty for a week now and functionality
moved to mobile.init module)
Depends-On: Ie71adbe18e8dbeb661ddb9d7d3d1d0897891d515
Bug: T233048
Change-Id: Ife777e76d9d77894fb5d09e7c8f0238b00596a7a
2019-09-24 14:19:18 -06:00
Renamed from resources/skins.minerva.talk/init.js (Browse further)
