We do not use "#bot_table_error" element to show any errors
anymore. It was previously used to show the error if bot
creation failed but since 6db88f0d39 moved bot creation
to a modal, we now show error, if any, inside the modal
itself. This commit also removes the hide_errors function
since the error element itself is removed.
This commit removes bot_error function in settings_bots.js
since it is not used now. It was added in d90d1a04 and was
used in error handling, but since we changed the design to
show dialog for reactivation and deactivation of bots and
errors are shown inside the dialog and errors are handled
differently and thus the function's usage was removed in
a9893fb654.
This commit also removes get_bot_info_div which was only
used by bot_error function.
The upgrade text shown for message retention setting for realms
on limited plans should mention about sponsorship only for
non-business orgs. In the stream edit panel, the sponsorship
text was present even for non-business orgs because the
is_business_type_org parameter was not being passed to the
template, so this commit fixes the code to pass the
is_busines_type_org parameter correctly to the template.
The message retention setting is only visible to owners in the
stream creation form, so the jquery code to hide the custom
input, set the default value for dropdown and listener to
show and hide the custom input should be called only for owners.
The `next_is_same_sender` has no effect on the CSS of the message
displayed and the JS changes seem to have no effect too.
See cc8021a742 for more details.
The English word "at" was manually appended to the string output of
datetime-related functions to generate the string shown in the tooltip
when hovering over the timestamp of a message. Use the translated form
"{date} at {time}" instead, as found elsewhere in the codebase.
Disables the deactivate account button in the user's account and
privacy settings tab if they are the only active organization owner.
Adds a tooltip when hovering on the deactivated button to let the
user know why the button is disabled.
The backend already returns an error for self account deactivation
requests if the user is the only organization owner.
Adds `avatar.build_user_avatar_widget` to the updates done in
`settings_account.update_avatar_change_display` when the user
has permission to change/delete their avatar.
For the case where a user has their personal account profile
settings open while the organization or user's permissions are
changed, `user_avatar_widget_created` boolean is added to
`settings_account.js` to track whether the widget and handlers
have been created so that live updates don't rebuild the
existing widget and handlers.
Also, updates `avatar.build_user_avatar_widget` to return early if
the user cannot change their avatar. This pattern better matches
the other instances where we use the direct upload widget for the
organization icon and logos.
Adds hiding any elements with the `image_upload_button` class in
the organization profile (icon and logos) to the live updates in
`settings_org.maybe_disable_widgets`, so that any role changes
that remove admin permissions will update these images so that
they no longer appear able to be updated / deleted.
The `settings-info-icon` with the tooltip for the user avatar
section was removed in commit 103db2afaf. This removes the changes
to that tooltip in `settings_account.update_avatar_change_display`.
Instead of hiding or showing the `image_upload_button` in that same
live update function, we now add or remove the `hide` class, which
in the previous commit has a specific CSS hover rule for the image
upload widget.
Also adds test coverage for the `is_admin` case for this setting
because administrators can always change their own avatar even if
the organization has disabled avatar changes.
This only set the last_message CSS class, which is no longer used for
styling or JavaScript code.
(The calculation was also wrong, in that new messages arriving would
not cause it to be removed from the previous message with the
last_message class).
The last_message CSS class didn't mean what it said it did, due to
issues with live update.
Further, this logic was poorly written, with `$message` changing types
from a .message_row to a .recipient_row for now apparent reason.
I was able to reproduce at least one bug where the `v` shortcut would
not correctly open the lightbox that is fixed by this rewrite.
Fixes zulip#19759
Before grid, there was overlap of action buttons and text (photo 1).
With grid, there was just very little space for messages (photo 2).
With this commit, the message gets a bit more space (photo 3).
This helps us add more width to the content column of message
on narrow widths. Note that it will still always be less than
before grid, since we are explicitly preventing overlap.
Using grid layout moves us away from fixed widths
and position for items where possible, which will
make it easier to make messagebox changes without
breaking formatting.
Visual changes expected in this commit:
- When the action buttons overlap the message content,
it will no longer visually overlap but completely cut off
the content — which is good, but means the messages can’t
be as wide on narrow width views. There’s a slight improvement
to this in an upcoming commit.
Also removes the `last_message` CSS, which was busted due to the
`last_message` calculation not correctly being updated for new
messages arriving, and didn't improve styling.
Having the class at the top of message DOM structure when the
user is editing a message, helps apply css when user is editing
a message.
Short prep commit for the next commit; no visible changes
The new function specifies the single minimal diff between 2 strings.
It takes in 2 string parameters and returns an array with 3 integers
where the 1st is the index where the difference starts and the 2nd and
3rd are the indices of the end of the diff in the 2 strings.
Uptil now, with the composebox expanded and some content in it, when a
task in a todo widget was clicked, it did not toggle as expected but
focused the composebox, selecting all the text in it.
This is fixed by ensuring the task is a clickable message element and
clicking it doesn't collapse the composebox. This has the added benefit
of fixing the bug where toggling a task expanded a collapsed composebox.
Fixes: #22928.
This commit refactors the code for dropdown list widget settings
such that we can reuse the added functions for further settings
that will use dropdown_list_widget.
This change will be helpful when we will add group-based settings
and change some of the existing role-based settings to be group-based.
We add a new function "get_widget_for_dropdown_list_settings" to
get the widget variable from setting name. The functions to get
and set the setting value use "get_widget_for_dropdown_list_settings"
function to get the widget and then gets or sets the setting value
accordingly.
We also add "data-setting-widget-type" and "data-setting-value-type"
attributes to the element like other settings.
The "data-setting-widget-type" attr is used by get_input_element_value
to use "get_dropdown_list_widget_setting_value" function for
dropdown-list-widget settings.
The "data-setting-value-type" attribute is used to parse the setting
value to correct types in "get_dropdown_list_widget_setting_value"
function.
There are a few account settings that are possibly deactivated if
a user is not an administrator (email, name and avatar changes),
depending on the organization's policy for changing those settings.
When a user's role is updated to become (or no longer be) an admin,
the display for these account settings may need to be updated.
Adds `settings_account.update_account_settings_display` to the
functions called in `user_events.update_person` if the active
user's role is changed to or from an administrator role.
The class for "tr" element was changed in c22de76af7, so
get_stream_id function was not able to get the correct stream-id
from the target element. This commit fixes get_stream_edit
function to also check for closest ".stream-notifications-row"
ancestor element and thus it returns the correct stream id.
Moves the tooltip when email changes are disabled to be shown on
hovering over the email button text and pencil icon. Removes the
question icon that previously showed the tooltip on hover.
Moves the complicated logic in `account_settings.hbs` for whether
to disable the change email button (and show the tooltip) to
`settings_data.ts`.
This update mirrors how similar realm settings are handled,
such as `realm_name_changes_disabled`, and means that the
`realm_email_changes_disabled` bool is added to `page_params.ts`.
Prep commit for moving the email changes disabled tooltip from
a separate question icon to the disabled button itself.
muted_users.js is another dependency of people.js to be converted into
typescript. Note that for filter_muted_users, we avoid typing persons
with a type that might get added to people.ts in the future, as it
otherwise might introduce cyclic dependency.
Signed-off-by: Zixuan James Li <p359101898@gmail.com>
This code path isn't currently reached for the logged out "spectator"
view, but it will be in upcoming commits. This makes sure that case
is handled properly.
This change ensures that every call to find the stream name or topic
in the composebox is calling compose_state functions instead of directly
taking a value from an HTML element specified by a classname.
This has better code readability and abstracts away the classname,
and also makes it easier to change which classname we use (which
will be happening in an upcoming change as part of switching the
stream name field to a dropdown).
Note that this change means that the stream name will always be
trimmed, whereas before it was whatever the user had written even
if it had trailing whitespace. This shouldn't be an issue as far
as we (me + Tim) can tell, and also it will become irrelevant as
soon as the dropdown changes land.
This code is equivalent, because the keep_leading_whitespace parameter
of get_or_set was never used for the stream name.
This addresses an open TODO and makes the code more readable.
Updates `compute_narrow_title` to cover the two cases for views
with undefined filters: "All messages" and "Recent conversations".
Also, moves the call to `notifications.redraw_title` from
`set_narrow_title` and to `update_narrow_title`.
Creates a new function, `compute_narrow_title`, that returns a
string for the narrow title based on the current filter, so that
`update_narrow_title` can call that function, and then use the
returned string to set the narrow title.
Adds a node test for the new `compute_narrow_title` function for
cases that differ from the title generated by `filter.get_title`.
Instead of removing all compose banners, we now remove only warnings
and errors -- this makes no difference right now, but this change
will allow us to add other compose banners that are cleared at
different times.
If new stream is created as one of the two private options, the view stream button was not visible
immediately, but does appear after a page refresh. This bug turns out to be caused by the wrong
selector being used in the code intended to make the button visible.
Fixes: #22556.
Refactored (moved) the code for preserving the cursor's initial logical
position from `quote_and_reply()` in `compose_actions.js` which calls
`replace_syntax()` directly into `replace_syntax()` in `compose_ui.js`.
This ensures that anytime text in a textarea is replaced, the original
cursor position is always restored.
Earlier, this was needed to be done separately, and missing that would
lead to bugs with the cursor unexpectedly jumping on replacement.
Fixes: #23863.
This commit removes get_editability function and we can instead
use is_content_editable and is_topic_editable/can_move_message
functions to check the permissions. We can remove get_editability
since there is no longer a sort order to the possibilities and
it is not necessary that if a user has permission to edit content
then they can edit the topics also.
So, this commit adds is_message_editable_ignoring_permissions
check to is_content_editable and also modifies the tests accordingly.
This commit renames "can_edit_topic_of_any_message" function
in models.py to "can_move_messages_to_another_topic" and
"user_can_edit_topic_of_any_message" function in settings_data.js
to "user_can_move_messages_to_another_topic".
This change is done since topic editing permission does not
depend on message sender now and messages are considered same
irrespective of whether the user who is editing the topic had sent
the message or not. This also makes the naming consistent with
what we use for the label of this setting in webapp and how we
describe this action in help documentation.
This commit changes the topic edit permssions in webapp to not depend
whether the user editing the message had sent the message or it was sent
by someone else. Backend changes were done already in previous commits.
Previously, we always allowed topic edits when the user themseleves had
sent the message not considering the edit_topic_policy and the 3-day time
limit. But now we consider all messages as same and editing is allowed only
according to edit_topic_policy setting and the time limit of 3 days in
addition for users who are not admins or moderators.
We now allow editing stream and topic of message even if
allow_message_editing if False using webapp given that is
allowed as per other topic and stream edit specific settings.
Fixes a part of #21739.
"is_pm_recipient" is not supposed to be called with an arbitrary
recipient object which might have "to_user_ids" being undefined.
Since this helper is only used with focused_recipient in
compose_fade_helper, we move it there.
Note that the helper is no longer separately tested. It is now covered
by the test case of "compose_fade_helper.would_receive_message".
(See
5e74a8d0cc/static/js/compose.js (L156-L162))
Signed-off-by: Zixuan James Li <p359101898@gmail.com>
This avoids "@typescript-eslint/restrict-template-expressions" when we
convert util.js to util.ts.
Note that prettier would otherwise split the first template literal
expression in half if we don't start a newline.
Signed-off-by: Zixuan James Li <p359101898@gmail.com>
This uses the linkifier index among the list of linkifiers in the
replacement as the priority to order the replacement order for
patterns in the topic. This avoids having multiple overlapping matches
that each produce a link.
The linkifier with the lowest id will be prioritized when its pattern
overlaps with another. Linkifiers are prioritized over raw URLs.
Note that the same algorithm is used for local echoing and the
backend markdown processor.
Fixes#23715.
Signed-off-by: Zixuan James Li <p359101898@gmail.com>
Sahil Batra
Aman Agrawal
Josh Klar
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Tim Abbott
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Anders Kaseorg
Zixuan James Li
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