The extracted logic is in linkifier.js.
We have decided to name it linkifier.js instead of realm_linkifier.js
because in future when we will add stream-level linkifiers, we'll
likely want them to be managed by this same file.
We fix the code to show giphy icon live update only if the
updated setting is not disabled and API key has been added.
Though the dropdown is disabled,the setting can still be
changed using API, so this change is necessary.
Previously, we were not checking whether API key is there or
not and icon was shown on live update even if API key was
not there and then it went off on reload.
The command:
codespell --skip='./locale,*.svg,./docs/translating,postgresql.conf.template.erb,.*fixtures,./yarn.lock,./docs/THIRDPARTY,./tools/setup/emoji/emoji_names.py,./tools/setup/emoji/emoji_map.json,./zerver/management/data/unified_reactions.json' --ignore-words=codespell_ignore_words.txt .
The content of codespell_ignore_words:
```
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pullrequest
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cros
wit
nwe
circularly
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ressemble
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```
The inconsistent style between these three buttons looked bad.
We have to take some care with the "Starred messages" and "Edit" ones,
to make sure they live-update properly.
Previously, the focus event tends to skip the first
element within the dropdown list when the user presses
the down arrow.
Added a stopPropogation event for keydown handler within
dropdown_list_widget which propoerly binds the focus
event to the dropdown list items.
Previously, the "Move topic" option was only displayed to organization
administrators, despite the new setting making who can move topics
between streams configurable.
Making this migration requires us to remove the text on the previous
"Admin actions" divider, and just make it an hrule, to avoid confusing
normal users, while still providing a hint that moving topics is a
non-personal operation.
We also change the ordering for consistency.
This commit adds the dropdown in 'Stream settings' section of organization
permissions page to control who can move messages between streams and
also hides the stream-edit UI in message-edit form accordingly.
Fixes#14499.
This also handles a few other places missed earlier like
narrow headings, beacuse they use the same function.
We already rerender the PM list for events, so there's no
need to do anything special when someone is muted/unmuted.
`people.get_full_names` is now only used in the settings pages
while creating ListWidgets etc, so we add a new test for
it to ensure coverage.
Directly rendering the default view on pressing `escape` key will lead
to default_view being rendered on the current window hash. So, we set
empty hash to load default view and let hashchange handle it.
This fixes a bug introduced in
59a45d3521.
Long ago, we changed Zulip to inspect server-provided topic history in
our compose and search typeahead modules, but did not trigger a query
to the server to fetch data.
This could result in confusing experiences where someone thought that
a topic doesn't exist that just isn't present in recent history.
Once we merge this, we may want to adjust the messaging in typeahead
to advertise that the first option will create a new topic, since this
change may make it feel more like creating topics is a heavyweight
operation.
Fixes#9857.
We’re getting unexplained exceptions from URL.createObjectURL in
Firefox 88 (#18374); contain them to this function.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulip.com>
Previously, the hook to save drafts when closing the compose box was a
focusout on #compose-textarea. This mostly worked, and was essentially
invisible to users (because the animation to notify you about saved
drafts was in the close_compose_ui widget that is hidden), but you'd
end up seeing the tooltip appear (in the wrong place) if you closed
the compose box immediately after sending a message with Tab+Enter.
The correct fix is for the drafts hook to be just before we start
clearing compose box state, inside hide_box.
This was difficult to catch in a development environment, since one
doesn't use that flow with "Enter sends" enabled.
We were apparently not using the ListWidget API for replacing the
content of a widget without removing the whole thing from the DOM and
replacing it.
Unless ListWidget has unexpected bugs, this should have the exact same
result as the previous logic, with much a nicer user experience.
We use styling same as that of the number shown for overflow
(e.g "+3") which has a gray background.
To keep these avatars up-to-date, we need to rerender the
recent topics view after receiving a `muted_users` event.
Also update the user documentation to mention this detail.
We deliberately avoid mentioning "recent topics" because
this applies to mobile too.
This seems more consistent with what users would expect; Recent topics
may be a better default view in general, but if a user has picked
another default view, we should use that where the default view is
desired.
The default label for empty narrows depends on whether it's a
stream/topic narrow or a PMs narrow.
We leave some default text in compose.hbs for reply label
because it take some time for the js to display the
correct label.
The browser seems to autofill the `Name` field of the add-playground
form. Most likely this behavior is a result of value of the `name`
input field being `name`, causing the browser do to something weird
here. This name is now changed to `playground_name`.
The old logic, inline in the compose area, has produced a very weird
effect where the buttons would move to fit the notification, ever
since design changes to use the full bottom row space.
We address this by just using a Tippy tooltip instead.
Share code between `safe_full_names` and `get_display_full_names`
functions, and rename `safe_full_names` to `get_full_names_for_poll`,
because that was the only place where this was used earlier.
This also has the nice side effect of showing "Muted user" instead
of the muted username in poll results.
Instead of changing the hash to the default_view hash, we render
the default_view directly in case of recent topics and all messages.
This also fixes the bug that user is unable to go back in
browser window history.
We don't want to rely on browser hash to check if RT is visible
because soon we want to display default_view without any hash
and RT may or may not be visible in that hash.
Active stream's hash look like this - `#streams/1/announce`
Since the stream_id is present where typically hash section
is for all other hashes, get_current_hash_section should return
the same result.
