`calendarContainer` is defined for flatpickr instance if it is
open.
This also fixes a bug where the flatpickr doesn't open when
user tries to toggle it using the global time icon in compose.
We need to handle live-update of twenty_four_hour_time setting
separately in update_page because the database value of this
setting is boolean but we use dropdown in the frontend for this
setting with option values as "true" and "false" strings.
There was no heading for "Time format" setting in the
"Default user settings" section and thus no save-discard
widget to update the setting. This commit fixes the bug
and changes the heading to be only "Time" since there is
no realm-level default of language setting.
This bug was introduced in adb612a0b4.
* Fix time input buttons not positioned correctly.
On <768px screens:
* Center align flatpickr.
* Remove bottom arrow.
We should ideally have a semi-transparent black background
for flatpickr on mobile but it is hard to do so with flatpickr
being inserted into DOM by an external library.
Flatpickr tries to show a different picker for mobile which
is not visible for some reason. We display the same picker
on mobile which we know works for our use case.
Docs: https://flatpickr.js.org/options/
```
Set disableMobile to true to always use the non-native picker.
By default, flatpickr utilizes native datetime widgets unless
certain options (e.g. disable) are used.
```
This commit adds 5px of padding between columns of
subscriber-list such that the list doesn't look too
bad on narrow widths. This does not completely fixes
the issue on narrow widths but is atleast a small
improvement.
Previously, navigating from any stream to the recent topics view would
cause a forced reflow every time we checked `is_visible()` because it
would call `$("#recent_topics_view").is(":visible")`.
The reason for this is related to how browsers ship frames, the
process follows these steps:
JavaScript > style calculations > layout > paint > composite.
(The layout step is called Reflow in firefox.)
Typically, the browser will handle these steps in the most optimal
manner possible, delaying expensive operations until they're needed.
However, it is possible to cause the browser to perform a layout
earlier than necessary. An example of this is what we previously did:
When we call `top_left_corner.narrow_to_recent_topics()`, we ask to
add a class via `.addClass()`, this schedules a Style Recalculation,
then, when we call `message_view_header.make_message_view_header()` it
calls `recent_topics_util.is_visible()` which calls
`$("#recent_topics_view").is(":visible")`.
Before the browser can get this value, it realizes that our dom was
invalidated by `.addClass()` and so it must execute the scheduled
Style Recalculation and cause a layout.
This is called a forced synchronous layout.
This commit adds a JavaScript variable representing the visible state,
in order to prevent the above behavior.
This commit reduces the main thread run time of
`build_message_view_header` from 131.81 ms to 5.20 ms.
Unfortunately we still have the case where
`recent_topics_ui.revive_current_focus()` calls
`recent_topics_ui.set_table_focus()` which causes a reflow.
However, by eliminating this reflow we still save ~100ms.
(It's important to note that we only save this sometimes, as other
things can still cost us a reflow.)
Further reading: https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/
performance/rendering/avoid-large-complex-layouts-and-layout-thrashing
In small screens, the quote used as a standin for image used
to overflow from screen as it didn't had responsive size set.
This image has additional bound of `max-width: 100%` which
stops them from overflowing which the quote did not.
PR #19576 added a settings option for selecting a notification batching
period. We want to extend that UI option with the ability to select
a custom period.
Tweaked by tabbott to have the natural model that picking a value
present in the dropdown live-updates to remove the custom input,
rather than only having the custom input disappear on reload.
Fixes#19713.
While we figure out a plan in #19842 to display
subscriber count for spectators without doing a heavy query
to the database, we hide this section in navbar.
It's always better to use the user ID than the email for fetching data
about an object whose unique ID we have, which should be all of them.
And it's also cleaner code to use the standard people.js method; tabbott
checked that indeed all callers get their `user` objects from `people.js`.
Since we restrict spectators from having access to avatars using
email to avoid someone brute forcing a user's email, this removes
a 401 response from the server in spectator view when trying
to open user info popover.
Additionally, this fixes the cached-fetching behavior documented in
the comments we add about the way we construct URLs.
This commit updates the error message returned when the maximum
invite limit for the day. We update the error returned by API to
only mention that the limit is reached and add the suggestion
to use multi-use link or contact support in the message shown
in webapp.
Add `escape_navigates_to_default_view` as a bool setting in
UserBaseSettings model and implement it as a checkbox that toggles
the hotkey implementation of escape to the default view in the
advanced user display settings.
With /help/ documentation edits from Alya Abbott.
Fixes#20043.
Previously the edit user modal element was appended inside the
settings overlay itself, so the styles for .custom_user_field
elements nested inside #settings_page were sufficient both for
edit user UI and profile section in personal settings.
e6e60107 changed the code to append edit user modal to body
element and thus existing css was no longer applied to custom
profile fields with custom_user_field class in edit user modal.
This commit fixes to have same styles for .custom_user_field
elements in #edit_user_form.
A user wouldn't differentiate between a "normal" modal and a "settings"
modal. If one shows up instantly, one would expect all the others to do
the same. The difference between Bootstrap fade and non-fade is pretty
noticeable (300 ms for fading).
This is a prep commit for the Micromodal migration which will have 120ms
as the animation time which wouldn't feel slow.
Ganesh Pawar
Aman Agrawal
Manan Rathi
Tim Abbott
Sahil Batra
YashRE42
Anders Kaseorg
Vishnu KS
Andrew McAfee
Kevin Scott
Lauryn Menard