Displaying custom profile fields in user profile popover, as mentioned
in the issue.
In `popovers.js` filtering out only those custom profile fields, which
are not `LONG_TEXT` or `USER` fields and their values are not empty.
Custom profile fields rendering in profile popover the same way use
similar rendering logic as in the user's full profile modal.
Fixes: #21215
This commit can display a full user profile modal for bots too,
by clicking on "View Full Profile" in the profile info popover
same as normal users.
Fixes part of: #21402
Adds an API endpoint for accessing read receipts for other users, as
well as a modal UI for displaying that information.
Enables the previously merged privacy settings UI for managing whether
a user makes read receipts data available to other users.
Documentation is pending, and we'll likely want to link to the
documentation with help_settings_link once it is complete.
Fixes#3618.
Co-authored-by: Tim Abbott <tabbott@zulip.com>
The previous version with e.target would give the element that was
clicked lying inside an element with '.view_user_profile'.
One would usually expect "data-user-id" to be attached to the
same element with ".view_user_profile" instead of any of its children.
So, to just look for "data-user-id" in the element with that class,
instead of any of its chidren, this commit changes e.target to
e.currentTarget.
We move show_edit_bot_info_modal function to settings_bots.js
as this code will be used for modals opened from the personal
bot settings section as well when we would make both the modals
same and this will help us in avoiding cyclic imports.
New function `hide_all_user_info_popovers` closes all user info
popovers, instead of calling multiple functions everytime to close
user info popover now we can just call this new function.
This commit is a follow-up of #21460.
If an organization does not allow to send private messages, it will
not display the "Send private message" option in the profile popover.
Currently, there are only two options in settings, first is to allow
every type of user to send PMs and the second is to disable send PMs
for everyone, hence I am just checking that the second option is not
selected.
Fixes: #21888
This change is motivated by a few considerations:
* The message actions menu has grown quite a bit and is at risk of
feeling cluttered, especially with the upcoming Read Receipts feature.
* Conceptually, this menu is for interactions with the message, not
its topic. There are other convenient ways to do this, in the topic
recipient bar and left sidebar; hopefully removing this isn't much of
an inconvenience. (If we add something back, we'd probably want a
full "Topic actions" popover, not just this single item)
* Combined with the next commit, this removes the last copy of the
topic name in this popover, which is helpful to its shape/layout,
since topic names have much more variable length than the labels
present here.
Fixes#21432
If the target user is deactivated, `Reactivate this user` will be
shown as one of the options in the small user profile popover, where
`Manage this user` would usually be.
We rename `show_manage_user_option` to `can_manage_user` because now
it will also be used as the common condition for whether the current
user has administrative permission to active or deactivate the target
user.
The implementation closely follows the existing deactivation modal.
Fixes#21428.
chat.zulip.org discussion:
design > reactivate user from user popover
It's 2022 and the WHATWG no longer recognizes the term URI. Everything
is now a URL or a type of URL. Which is great because it's way less
confusing. Details here:
https://url.spec.whatwg.org/
Edit history of message was rendered directly without passing
it through rendered_markdown.js. Due to this several visual
features for dynamic elements like time, spoilers, mentions
etc were not available.
To fix above issues we pass the content of edit-history
through rendered_markdown before showing edit history modal.
Fixes: #16029.
Apparently, we were only dispalying the edit history option in the
message actions popover if the topic/content were changed. Fix this by
adding a small adjustment to the conditional to include stream
changes correctly.
The new is obviously parallel with the small avatar URL construction,
and allows us to deduplicate this construction between the popovers
and full user profile logic for getting a medium avatar URL.
Fixes#20140.
This commit adds "Manage this user" option in the user-info popover
which simply opens the administrative user-info modal.
We show a spinner on submit button in this case as modal
is not closed immediately and thus we need some indicator
to show that the task is in progress. There is no spinner
on submit button in the modal opened from "Users" section
of organization settings.
Error handling for this case is different than when the
modal is opened from "Users" section of organization
settings because there is no overlay in the background
of modal in this case.
In this case, we show error inside the modal and do not
close it and in case the change is completed successfully
we just close the modal without showing any message.
Fixes part of #18944.
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.
Cross realm bots will soon stop being a thing. This param is responsible
for displaying "System Bot" in the user info popover - so this rename is the
right way to handle the situation.
We will likely want to rename the `cross_realm_bots` section as well,
but that is a more involved API migration.
This commit essentially migrates our custom email tooltip
to tippy tooltip for displaying user's email when their
names would overflow past the right edge of user popover.
This also removes the `email_tooltip` and `tooltip_holder` HTML
classes aloong with their CSS styles as they no longer used.
Previously, we showed a `Copied!` alert on copying link to a message
irrespective of the fact that the link was copied or not.
Hence add an event listener that shows the `Copied!` tooltip only
if the action was successful.
Fixes#19019.
This also migrates from loading the modal dynamically rather than
statically once at page initialization.
With styling changes by tabbott to preserve the original look of the
UI.
Fixes#18278.
We had a lot of functions and click handlers that were only
involved with user profile modal and were not related to
popovers logic in any way. So we extract these functions
into a separate module `user_profile.js`.
We used name parameter in tab component callback to handle our
custom logic when switching tabs in profile modal. Using name
here invites a posible bug as these name are tagged for
translation. So to avoid this we switch to use key (html id
for these tabs) for this as they are always constant.
We had stream and group tab inside a common div with class
`subscription-group-list` due to this adding any info
elements like alert boxes that were specific to one of them
became difficult. To fix this we keep them in their own
`.tabcontent` div. This change also makes the handling of
display of different tabs a lot easier and cleans
up unnecessary javascript code that was handling the
display of common parent div of stream and group tab.
There are several benefits of using tippyjs here:
* Removes dependency on bootstrap.
* We don't have to manually handle show/hide of popover.
* There cannot be any memory leak since we don't store
the instance.
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Priyank Patel
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