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.
If the selection stays inside a message header and there
are messages before the message header, our logic thinks `end_id`
is message before the header while `start_id` and `end_id` should
be that same.
It is best to just let browser handle the copy paste in this case.
Names like “delegate”, “Instance”, “Placement”, “Props”, and
“ReferenceElement” are much too generic to make sense as named
imports.
The downside is that we now need to write tippy.default(…) instead of
tippy(…) (because ES module namespace objects cannot be callable), but
that cost is worthwhile.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulip.com>
This commit extracts various methods called post the current
message list is updated in "narrow.js" such as update_unread_banner,
handle_post_view_change, etc. into a separate method --
"handle_post_message_list_change".
This allows us to be able to call these methods independently
in case we need to update the filter and the corresponding
message lists.
This is a preparatory commit to #30114.
The 'Select channel' dropdown in 'Add default channels' modal is
the LAST dropdown element on the modal and it does not contain
`data-stream-id` attribute.
.attr('data-stream-id') would return undefined for this element
and as a result the returned `Set` would have its last element a
`NaN` --- passing a `NaN` inside 'data' field of 'channel.post' threw
an error.
We tweaked the selector string to selectively map over the elements with
'data-stream-id' attribute.
Also we removed '.toString()' converting stream-id to a string (stream-id is a
'number' type).
There was a stale comment here saying we needed to do this for
private messages too, but `convert_message_topic` only modifies
`message` if its type is "stream".
Previously we relied on `echo.reify_message_id` to set the new
`id` and `locally_echoed` value, but it was setting this on
the message stored in `waiting_for_id`, which isn't guaranteed
to be the same as the message in the message store. Once
`process_new_message` stops mutating the message it gets and
returns a new message object, this would have caused a bug.
Use user events to update profile tab for a
synchronized experience across all users.
Fixes#26692.
Co-authored-by: Kunal Sharma <v.shm.kunal@gmail.com>.
Co-authored-by: Angelica <angelica.ferlin@gmail.com>.
Prevents modal from closing when `Save changes` is clicked
after editing a profile field. Also, disables the `Save changes`
button until at least one field has been edited.
Fixes part of #26692.
Co-authored-by: Kunal Sharma <v.shm.kunal@gmail.com>.
Co-authored-by: Angelica <angelica.ferlin@gmail.com>.
This commit separates the `get_current_values` function from the
`launch` code, allowing it to be exported and utilized independently.
Fixes part of #26692.
Co-authored-by: Kunal Sharma <v.shm.kunal@gmail.com>.
Co-authored-by: Angelica <angelica.ferlin@gmail.com>.
When navigating "back" or "forward", the left sidebar state
should be restored.
Earlier, "more topics" expanded was not considered a distinct
state.
This commit makes it possible to correctly place you in the
"more topics" view or not, depending on where you were.
Fixes#29548.
This commit refactors code to handle realm authentication methods
in a better way. We remove the get_complete_data_for_subsection
function and instead let populate_data_for_request handle the
request data for authentication methods.
We also remove the "prop-element" class from each authentication
setting checkbox and instead add it to the container div as a
the list of those checkboxes represent a single field, i.e.
the realm_authentication_methods field received from the server
and the authentication_methods field sent to 'PATCH /realm'
endpoint.
Since `onHidden` is only called once tippy is fully hidden, tippy
can fail to call `onHidden` if `onShow` is called before
tippy is fully hidden. This hurts us as we want to call `destroy`
to remove this tippy instance from DOM.
To avoid this, we `destroy` the tippy instance outside of tippy
callbacks which is more reliable since our event handlers call
`hide` without fail.
Varun Singh
evykassirer
Anders Kaseorg
afeefuddin
Vector73
Prakhar Pratyush
Aman Agrawal
Sayam Samal
roanster007
sanchi-t
Sahil Batra