In this commit we also remove the navbar from base.html for implementing
further changes as requested by Waseem.
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I don't love some of these icons, so I view them as pretty temporary.
(I'd like, e.g., settings to be a gear.)
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For now the idea is that if you're in the search view (or the
subscriptions view) and you click 'New Message', we should
snap you back to the main view.
This may or may not be the right behavior in the long term.
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Previously we were iterating through all zephyrs twice on the server, now
we are moving part of that to the client so the client has an index of
Zephyrs that it generates itself as part of add_message.
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Take a look with 'git show -w' to ignore whitespace changes,
there are some tiny tweaks to try to make sure we close
tags that we weren't properly closing.
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You don't care about that content anymore. We probably want to clear
even more aggressively than this.
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I still don't love it visually, but it's getting there.
Some obvious issues:
Personals window is totally unstyled
Clicking 'new message' should perhaps give you a fresh new window
not something prepopulated with old stuff. Think about this.
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Put a little 'x' by the class or class-instance indicator, to make
it more analogous to the planned behavior of the view-in-context
search box.
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The purpose of this is to ensure that we can reference a zephyr by its ID
and get all the data about the zephyr; in the future we may not have all
such data stored in TRs as we do now.
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Today I'm of the mindset that searching is a fundamentally
distinct operation than narrowing, so this reflects that.
(There would be a separate screen and UI for searching,
I guess.)
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unhide -> show_all_messages
narrow_indicator -> currently_narrowed_to
narrow -> searchbox
This is a little clearer about what these buttons/functions
do, which will be useful as we add a little more complexity
associated with searching.
(imported from commit b51e745ea71c212d6735e04011eaea5e71bf6d5a)
I'm not exactly sure that this is the interface we'll want for
this, but it's the start of an experiment.
(imported from commit ea18a9b05106546475bc151229955ddafd8e7b8e)
This was a historical artifact of how that used
to be a search icon right by a textbox.
(imported from commit 6f73bc8b5d174e4c07f1503ffd08650110e80420)
I have some serious concerns with this implementation,
but I think it's still an incremental improvement.
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This is mostly working; things that need to be implemented:
- Ask users for their Real Name
- Personal replies need skinning
- Miscl UI changes to match mockups
(imported from commit 3638cf5ec2ba2306004ba6db6fa4c25c47f76517)
Here we check if a class exists. If not, we prompt the user to create, sub,
and send his message to the class. If the class exists but we're not subbed
we prompt the user to sub.
This commit also added a decorator to views.py and refactored out some
redundant code.
(imported from commit 7234ef6c080f2a6de6ff0922635dddd90032f7fe)
Here we pull in the jqueryui library and a style sheet to provide a widget
to do autocomplete for various fields. We populate a list of all ever-seen
classes, instances, and people (C/I/P) into JS arrays and then pass them to
jqueryui.
Each time a new C/I/P appears, we reinitialise the autocomplete functions
so they will notice the new data.
(imported from commit f1ab69c99d21f68ccf40c015bd43960f463c6ff2)
Luke Faraone
Keegan McAllister
Tim Abbott
Waseem Daher
Jessica McKellar