This is a prep commit for adding UI for realm-level defaults
of user settings.
This commit renames notification-sound-audio element to
user-notification-sound-audio because we will be adding similar
element for realm-level default of user settings also.
We also change the child elements to have current id as their
class for the same reason.
This commit adds prefix paramter with value "user_" to the
settings_checkbox and notification_settings_checkboxes references
in notification_settings.hbs such that ids are unique when we use
notification_settings.hbs for realm-level settings UI.
This commit creates a new template user_notification_settings.hbs
for user notification settings and notification_settings.hbs will
be used as a common template for user-level and realm-level
settings.
This is a prep commit for adding UI for realm-level default
of user settings. We refactor the code to use classes
instead of ids such that we can use the common code for the
new settings.
This commit refactors change_display_setting function to accept
url as a paramter instead of directly using '/json/settings'
such that we can use the same function for realm-level settings.
This commit refactors change_display_setting function to
accept container element as a paramter and then determine
the correct status element from it. This is the prep commit
for adding realm-level default settings UI.
We add a prefix to id of default_language_modal.hbs
such that we can use the same code for user settings
and realm-level settings.
We also add a class "default_language_modal" to the
modal div to avoid duplicate css.
This commit adds prefix paramter with value "user_" to the
settings_checkbox references in display_settings.hbs such
that ids are unique when we use display_settings.hbs for
realm-level settings UI.
This commit creates a new template user_display_settings.hbs
for user display settings and display_settings.hbs will be
used as a common template for user-level and realm-level
settings.
This is a prep commit for adding UI for realm-level
default of user settings. We refactor the code to use
classes instead of ids such that we can use the common
code for the new settings.
We were using incorrect element as we changed the input from
select to radio buttons in 439bc2920a.
This code was originally added in 6cb03ea78e (though in a
different file) and was removed from sometime and then added
again in e7311cdf5d. But in the meantime the input was
changed to radio, which resulted in incorrect code.
We were using emojiset_spinner element in destroy_indicator, but
there is no such element and emoji-settings-status element is used
in make_indicator, so destroy_indicator should also use the same
element.
This was added originally in 6cb03ea78e (though in a different
file) and was removed for sometime and then readded in e7311cdf5d.
But between these two commits, the setting was changed to be a
radio element and thus the spinner elements were also changed.
On mobile, when the sidebar is toggled, the following three issues
are encountered:
- When none of the sidebar menus are expanded, the sidebar has no
scrollbar, which is expected. But if you scroll, the background
content scrolls, which is a bug.
- When some of the sidebar menus are expanded such that the content
overflows and is "scrollable", once you get to the end of the
sidebar content, the background content keeps scrolling in a weird
way.
- If the mobile screen is wide enough, if you scroll the sidebar
content, it scrolls as expected. But if you move the pointer to
the side of the background content that is still visible, you
can scroll the background content even though it should be fixed.
This commit fixes all of the above issues.
This commit updates both the stream-level and realm-level message
retention setting to use 'unlimited' instead of 'forever' to set
message retention setting to "retain messages forever".
Earlier copy to the link present above the composebox (which
appears when a message is sent outside the current narrow), it
used to provide the link to the home page which is fixed now.
Now, copy to the link gives the link of the narrow where message
is sent.
When one resizes the window and tries to switch to the vertical
sidebar menu, the CSS transition flickers in and out. This is
less than ideal.
This commit implements a solution to this problem. The solution is
inspired by the following helpful article:
https://ishadeed.com/article/layout-flickering/
We found a bug in our top-level nav on certain Samsung phones where
tapping on the dropdowns didn't do anything. As it turns out, trying
to figure out whether touch is enabled on a device using CSS media
queries such as `(hover: none)` is very tricky business! While it
may work on some devices, it may break spectacularly on others.
This commit presents a potential solution to this. Media queries
about widths are a lot more device-independent than hover media
queries. So, this is what we do now:
- We fire click events regardless of whether the top-level nav is in
the vertical sidebar orientation or the horizontal orientation.
Since we are no longer dependent on hover media queries for click
events, this fixes the mobile bug mentioned above because taps or
clicks will always work regardless of device.
- The mouseover/mouseout events are only fired when the header is
in the horizontal orientation and the primary input mechanism
supports hovering over elements. This allows us to support hovering
over menus on desktop. However, since mouseout/mouseover events are
irrelevant for mobile, we are fine on that front since clicks/taps
will still work.
NOTE that the above approach also takes care of weird edge cases where
you have a horizontal orientation on a device such as the iPad Pro that
is flipped in the horizontal position. Since clicks work anyway, these
edge cases are largely taken care of.
Right now, some of our horizontally spaced out top-level dropdowns
(such as "Solutions") get truncated on screen widths less than
1024 px. We switch to the vertical sidebar menu at widths less than
686px.
Looking at a lot of mainstream websites, a few of them switch to a
vertical sidebar menu on much wider widths than we do. Plus,
switching to a vertical orientation is a much cleaner way to fix
this issue than playing around with legacy Bootstrap code. Therefore,
we should toggle on the sidebar menu at width <= 1024px.
Commit 9049fb3bd4 (#19176) broke these
by changing {page_params} to {...page_params}. We could change it
back, but it’s better to be explicit about which items we use from
page_params.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulip.com>
This commit makes the compose.update_fade as an exported
function and adds the listener to update the fade manually
as deleting the pill was not calling this functions.
Fixes#18865
We want to avoid passing opaque messages around to
low-level functions that only need certain fields.
This sets us up to handle mark-as-unread messages
that aren't necessarily full messages.
We only care about ~8 fields from a Zulip message
when we're tracking unread counts. For example, we
don't care about the "content" field. This also sets
us up to pull up the "display_recipient" logic in an
upcoming commit.
We rework the landing page for companies in the same way we've
recently revamped the landing pages for other use cases.
This implementation unfortunately duplicates a lot of content from
/plans; we should clean that up at some point.
This reverts commit 1965584eec.
This syntax has a bad interaction with table syntax and needs to be
rethought.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulip.com>
The call-to-action ("Experience Zulip today!") section on our
landing page has a lot of superfluous margin around it that takes
up a lot of space. This commit decreases that margin as a part of
our efforts to restructure the bottom nav in general.
We recently added a lot of new pages to our top navigation and
restructured top-navigation in general. This commit updates the
footer to reflect the recent changes to our top navigation.
'corporate_enabled', 'realm_push_notifications_enabled'
and 'realm_digest_emails_enabled' settings are part of
page_params and not user_settings.
This was introduced in 998d710275.
Fixes#19198
We set blue outline color in day mode and light gray outline colour
in night mode. This removes the different outline colours users
in different platforms / desktop app.
The reason for this was we were not loading extra
parameters while storing the status emoji object.
For this we also need the emoji module to be initialized
early because the right sidebar would need it to display
the status emoji.
The issue was with the typeahead `click` event where it
didn't activate the current target and called the `select`
method, which selected the element which was last
focused.
This was debugged by Anders Kaseorg.
We now use the newly added "user_settings" event in the frontend
code instead of previous "update_global_notifications" and
"update_display_settings" events which are now depreceated.
- Remove essay portion and link to /for/communities instead.
- Copy over relevant quotes from /for/communities.
- Move "Join the hundreds of open-source projects we sponsor."
This reverts commit 5e97ec9ad9.
This change has been pretty confusing for users, and so we need to do
something more in order to make the UI acceptable to change this
default.
This commit moves the warn_if_private_stream_is_linked,
needs_subscribe_warning, and warn_if_mentioning_unsubscribed_user
to compose_validate.js from compose.js.
These warning functions are very naturally part of the compose box
validation system, though they're a bit different in being called from
the typeahead codebase.
Part of splitting compose.js into more natural modules.
Previously, once the user opens the "Set user status" UI,
the focus isn't automatically set to the input bar.
This is so because the input field isn't visible at
the time when UI is loaded because of the bootstrap
fade property which delays the event.
Added a fix to trigger the focus event on input bar
only when the modal is completely shown.
Fixes#19417.
This commit enhances our Multiselect dropdown list widget by
displaying a tippy tooltip over the dropdown button once it's
text changes to `n selected` where n is the number of items
selected by user which exceeds the limit passed.
It essentially helps the user to identify the dropdown items they
have selected by just hovering over the dropdown toggle button.
This commit adds the support to select multiple dropdown items by inheriting
dropdown list widget and overriding some of it's properties.
The parameters that can be passed along with it are-
- widget_name: The desired name of the widget.
- data: The data that needs to be populated as dropdown items.
- default_text: The default text to be rendered when none of the items is selected.
- on_update: Function to trigger once the filter button is pressed.
- on_close: Function to trigger once the dropdown is successfully closed after filtering.
- value: The default value that is initially selected by user.
- limit: The maximum number of dropdown items to display on button text.
This widget can later be implemented in recent topic view to replace the
several ellipses filter button and also within the organisation user's page
to quickly sort the users list according to their org role.
Previously, our dropdown list widget was lacking several
keyUp/keyDown keyboard focus events due to which the user
couldn't shift the focus from the dropdown item to it's
search input.
This commit essentially binds several additional keyboard events
by defining a `dropdown_focus_events` function which helps
in enhancing our keyboard focus events.
Due to the above changes, it removes the custom event binded
to dropdown list widget because of which we fallback to our
deprecated keydown event handler functions present in /third/bootstrap.
This is a prep commit for adding the support of Multiselect
dropdown list widget by prototypal inheritance.
The following change actually revamps the dropdown list widget
into a constructor function, due to which the widget is now to
be initialized with the `new` keyword (which adds a property
to __proto__ object that links to the constructor function's
prototype object).
Example-
const foo = new DropdownListWidget({....});
Due to the above change, this commit also modifies the declaration
of dropdown_list_widget across all our instances.
A recent commit (5a94bfcb88)
introduced a couple of regressions:
* The part of help.js that highlights the active page in the
sidebar raised an exception on /help and /api since there
was nothing to highlight for the doc roots in the sidebar
anymore.
* Moving the doc root links to the header after the logo made
it such that on narrow mobile widths, there was no way to get
to the doc root since the links in the header were truncated.
With a CSS change by tabbott to avoid awkward vertical spacing.
In this case, for TypeScript narrowing to work correctly, we need
a if statement that check that both of the type are same. The one
condition we had that checked that both have the same type doesn't
work with TypeScript narrowing yet.
We use a Symbol for unassigned_value_sentinel and explictly assign
the compute_value property instead of using Object.assign. Both of
these are needed to type annotate it easily.
I'm not entirely sure what broken this, but both the unread message
pills and the \vdots menu were not centered vertically.
Fix for the unread message pills should be general and complete, since
it just declares center alignment, but the \vdots menu is a hack;
further cleanup of that element's CSS is needed to end up with
something good.
In this commit, we update the UI to:
* Display emoji on the buddy list (right side sidebar).
* Display the emoji picker on the set status overlay.
It also updates the `z-index` of
`#set_user_status_modal`, which was changed from 105
to 1050 in 166bfa4cf8. We change it back to 105, so
emoji-popover can be visible on top of the
`#set_user_status_modal`.
We also remove the `tabindex` property from the
`#set_user_status_modal` so it can allow keyboard
events for emoji popover.
In this commit, we only update the existing architecture
to support the status emoji feature:
* We add the `user_status_emoji_info` map so we can
keep track of the users' staus emoji.
* Listen to the server event to update/set the
`user_status_emoji_info` map.
* Add `status_emoji_info` field, when getting user's data.
This commit replaces boolean field add_emoji_by_admins_only with an
integer field add_custom_emoji_policy as we would also add full members
and moderators option for this setting in further commits.
This removes a bunch of non-functional duplicate JavaScript, HTML, and
CSS that was interfering with maintenance on the functional originals,
because it was never clear how to update the duplicates or how to
check that you’d updated the duplicates correctly.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulip.com>
As explained in the commit 3a35a0b72c9b2c46ed0afa6456d4a5a80a2c12f9:
`nextFocus` is set on a keydown event to indicate where
we should focus on keyup. We can't focus at the time of
keydown because we need to wait for typeahead. And we
can't compute where to focus at the time of keyup because
only the keydown has reliable information about whether it
was a Tab or a Shift+Tab.
Though the previous configuration didn't show any bug but we should
follow the same logic here also.
This commit moves "enter_sends" setting to property_types dict.
With this change, changing enter_sends setting also sends an
event of type "update_display_settings" and thus enables us
to live-update the UI.
Sahil Batra
Aman Agrawal
Eeshan Garg
akshatdalton
Ganesh Pawar
Anders Kaseorg
Alya Abbott
Priyam Seth
tushar912
Steve Howell
Riken Shah
ericluoliu
Lefteris Kyriazanos
Tim Abbott
Priyank Patel
aryanshridhar
sahil839
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