In the "not-subscribed" tab, when there are no channels to show, we
display a text message saying "No channels to show. View all channels"
along with a link that redirects the user to the "All channels" tab
(All channels(#channels/all)).
Updated the update_empty_left_panel_message function in
stream_settings_ui.js to modify and determine which banner to display
when no channels are available to show, modified that function to also
display the banner of the "not-subscribed" tab using a new classname
called 'not_subscribed_streams_tab_empty_text'.
This commit adds a new tab to the stream settings overlay called
"Not subscribed" which lists all the streams the user is not
subscribed to. This tab is disabled if the user is a guest.
Introduced a new variable called "show_not_subscribed" to replicate
a similar model to how the subscribed tab is working. Currently,
there are only two tabs: "subscribed" and "all streams" so we can
use an if-else condition.
Refactored the 'update_stream_row_in_settings_tab' function inside
stream_ui_updates.js to include the case of a 'Not-subscribed' tab,
so that the tab is immediately updated in any add/remove subscription
event.
Fixed and added the node tests for these changes.
This commit changes the variable and function name from
"subscribed_only" to "show_subscribed" and
"set_subscribed_only" to "set_show_subscribed"
so that in the next commit, when the "not subscribed" tab is added,
we can use a similar variable named "show_unsubscribed" and function
named "set_show_unsubscribed".
Fixes#28526
* Removed `container` and `row-fluid` class from error pages.
* Use a variable for footer height.
* Made header sticky instead of fixed allowing us to position
page content without adding arbitrary padding or margin at top.
Header is around 60px in height, so reduced that much top padding
or margin.
Before this commit the `user_settings_panel` object was declared as
a `const` and assigned an initial value of `{}`. Later, inside the
initialize function the object was mutated with three fields (`container`,
`settings_object`, `for_realm_settings`).
TypeScript does not allow this.Hence,we have removed the initial
value(`{}`) and changed the object to be a `let` var. This means,
when the `initialize` function is called `user_settings_panel` object is
undefined and hence `user_settings_panel.foo` will throw an exception.
To avoid this we have refactored the function by changing the way
`user_settings_panel` object is assigned value.
Commit 50f5cf9ad8 (#30227) changed
message_helper.process_new_message (called by
message_events.insert_new_messages) to return a newly created message
object rather than mutating the object it was passed. So
echo.insert_local_message needs to use this new object, fixing a
regression where we’d fail to replace a locally echoed message when
the server-rendered message came in.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulip.com>
Earlier, onboarding_steps field of state_data was stored as
current_user_params.
Now, we store it separately in a data structure initialized in
onboarding_steps.ts
Reason: All the other state_data fields stored in current_user_params
are attributes of UserProfile. So, it makes sense to store it
separately.
Fixes part of #30043.
This commit renames the function 'update_notice_to_display' to
'update_onboarding_steps_to_display' as it can be used for
onboarding step of any type.
Currently, we have only one type i.e. 'one_time_notice'.
We completely rerender recent view when we receive a new message,
which is not ideal since it is flashes recent view frequently
during the initial fetch.
Since later parts of initial fetch which trigger the flash, only
load old messages, they cannot change the latest message of
rendered rows in recent view. That means we can just inplace
rerender the rendered rows which got updated and don't have
to worry about order of rows being changed.
Since scroll event is always fired at root level, we don't have
control over capturing the event and containing it to the popover
if scroll happened inside the popover.
This can lead to unintentional moving of selected message since
we try to move the selected message to rendered top / bottom if
we receive a scroll event when top / bottom ends are rendered.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="group"` to the topic visibility picker, identifying it as a
container for related menu items.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="group"` to the theme switcher, identifying it as a container
for related menu items.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
This refactors popover list structure to use a flattened `ul > li`
structure along with aria-related additions, enabling screen reader
accessibility and announcing menu length and position (`# of n`).
Added ARIA roles:
- `role="menu"` to the parent `<ul>` element, indicating it is a widget
offering a list of choices.
- `role="menuitem"`, `role="menuitemcheckbox"`,
or`role="menuitemradio"` to child elements based on their function.
- `role="none"` to `<li>` elements, removing the implied `listitem`
role that conflicts with the parent menu structure.
Also removes the unused `should_display_reminder_option` code, which
should have been removed in f40855bad2.
sujal shah
Aman Agrawal
Varun Singh
Lauryn Menard
evykassirer
Anders Kaseorg
afeefuddin
Karl Stolley
Vector73
Prakhar Pratyush
Sayam Samal