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)
The client still won't recognize when it's reconnected, if there is no traffic.
Probably we should have the server send periodic heartbeat messages to the
clients, and make the clients look for them.
(imported from commit 4dab3ddf20bf3c48a65b9395c1e24b635b70aa81)
We're currently proxying through Apache, which will eventually drop an idle
connection to the app server. Before that happens, drop it on the client and
retry. This may also help with flaky Internet connections. This timeout isn't
really an error condition and is naturally rate-limited, so we retry
indefinitely.
(imported from commit 45fbf812af63ed331fe046d85c64c97c1ec57611)
Javascript doesn't guarantee tail-call optimization. Also we should yield
control back to the browser in case it needs to catch up on rendering.
(imported from commit 1c35c0c2c39f13311b98bfb6221a1bac1fb22de8)
Previously, clicking would narrow to all personals. The gp hotkey
combo still does that -- we'll need to think about the UI for making
both types of narrowing easy.
(imported from commit acce1da52de1b9b757ef76a9734d61f399f81a01)
This is controlled by listing multiple comma-separate usernames in the
personal message sending box.
(imported from commit 06c9dadb7977b98f88ad31e5df453b59f1afad96)
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)
Previously, if hamlet wrote to iago, and then hit "r" on his own message,
the form would prompt hamlet to reply to himself. Now, Humbug will DTRT and
prefill the form with iago instead.
(imported from commit cb3260d1d0bc89b184dac84ebf1e5642d0bc1606)
This way the user can continue using the keyboard to navigate
after sending a message, without pressing additional keys.
(imported from commit 014997194f546fe56da063e19d3818e949a3ee7e)
Previously the wedge sometimes got lost when you scroll. Now, on a
scrolling action the selected message is moved in to the middle.
We also now use scroll_to_selected as opposed to scroll_to_zephyr because
there wasn't really a usecase for scrolling to a non-selected zephyr.
(imported from commit 5091b3a715f2253dfe302d4c7ea8a087ff9d508e)
Here we added code to enable users to use shortcuts like "g-c" or "g-a" to
go between zoomed-to-class and showing-all and related forms.
Documented on the wiki in (Hotkeys).
(imported from commit ee3bdf070a560d503c6537ccb1d213707bc11f66)
Here we bind to the focus and blur events to keep track of when elements
we care about are in focus. Elsewhere, we test whether hotkeys are allowed
before... using hotkeys.
(imported from commit 50f8f8cb4874209411db59512f77c8dd33d837f5)
Luke Faraone
Tim Abbott
Keegan McAllister
Jessica McKellar