Necessary to switch from tree view to list view programmatically,
which reloads the whole tabset and needs to enable the "list" tab.
Used for the new "Show list as children" functionality in the cms.
changed $ to jQuery, because without it the system would generate the following error:
Uncaught TypeError: Property '$' of object [object Window] is not a function
In certain cases, the button may not yet be initialized or may no longer have button properties at the time of removal from the DOM. Without this check, an uncaught exception is thrown.
The onclick event for LeftAndMain menu links didn't check if the click
was left or right, meaning that right click events could trigger the
function for loading split view mode in some browser/os combinations.
Title in CMS is set using header X-Title. But UTF-8 characters can't be used in HTTP headers. So the title should be encoded just before sending X-Title header and decoded before setting HTML document title (fixes#7942).
Move onresize handler from entwine to regular event for IE8. The
fromWindow::onresize does not trigger otherwise.
Refer to http://open.silverstripe.org/ticket/8095
Introduces the concept of action tabsets - usage of TabSet and Tabs
in between the action buttons to allow richer set of capabilities that
can be offered to the user.
Goes along with c8d0cdec99c95dbed3b58ebcc098cc9d22c58206 that implements
a change to the CMS actions.
It is now possible to change the threeColumnLayout width options for the
columns via entwine property LayoutOptions and accessor methods.
Thanks @robert-h-curry, @clarkepaul for contributing!
Remove .layout() calls on redraw. It's unnessecary and means layout
actually gets triggered multiple times, making resizing very slow.
This was a hack to fix the positioning of ajax-replaced elements.
The problem is jLayout does not track replaced elements. We have
to trigger layout algorithm manually on the parents of the replaced DOM
so it can update internal structures and do the re-layout.
Relayouting only needed 3 levels down.
Introduces a preview window that appears when the screen is wide enough,
removes old preview button, adds a draft-public switch, adds variety of
preview options which are not hooked up yet.
Goes along with cms commit fa3738a9f4c5181eabf18a77ca89792d31592250
Broken by jQuery UI ajax behaviour in tabs, which compares
URLs to determine if the tab needs to be loaded via ajax.
This was always a brittle solution, and now broke alongside
our upgrade to jQuery UI 1.9 (specifically, with 2657a275).
The ajax behaviour is now globally disabled in favour of
having '.cms-panel-link' behaviour on the tabs, which
was already in place.
Check for presence of href in _a_ tags before trying to .match them to
prevent null pointer errors.
Some external JS libs (eg tag-it) use <ul><a> structures which get matched
and break
(fixes regression introduced by ff39f9ad38)
Settings.url no longer contains the URL, as a result navigating around
tabs in IE (browsers that do not support History API) becomes broken.
For example when the admin is opened on "Pages" section it is impossible to
navigate to specific page, or if the admin is opened on a tab, it's not
possible to navigate to another tab.
This is partly a fix to #7574, although quite different from the work Ingo did on Content-length. The text/json mime type occasionally gets a charset suffixed to it by the webserver, which broke everything.
A follow-on fix from this would be to get the PHP code to supply charsets more consistently, so that webservers don't have to make things up.
Additionally, the 2nd interpretation - which treats the response as text/html - should probably only happen if the response is text/html, and throw a more helpful error otherwise.
Avoid ajax reloads when URLs differ in irrelevant ways,
e.g. admin/?locale=de vs. admin?locale=de.
This caused problems with the translatable module
reloading page content where it didn't need to,
because some previous robustness patches to the same problem
didn't apply (they only removed trailing slashes, ignoring
query parameter strings). The visible problem for this was
a broken tree panel, because it was ajax-loaded in parallel
with its container. Depending on ajax response order,
this would break the inner panel (in this case the tree),
since its original container was replaced with a new DOM.
