This is legacy behaviour which does not often reflect the expected behaviour of the current editor. indent and outdent can (in some situations) prefer to use margin instead of padding. sapphiremce_cleanup faultily assumes that such indented text should be block quoted, and replaces this with a block quote element. This is not necessary, since the blockquote element can be placed explicitly by the user when necessary.
To replicate the incorrect indentation behaviour, configure tinymce to use the 'lists' plugin (via admin/_config.php) and attempt to indent some text. Indented text will be unexpectedly replaced with blockquotes.
Also addresses issue #1439.
I don’t like the binding iframe.on('load') events in the onclick handler, but apparently Entwine doesn't support binding on iframes.
AssetAdmin and HtmlEditorField support added
When looking for a translation, the fallback solution (CurrentLocale -> defaultLocale -> fallbackString) does not work for cms/javascript/CMSMain.Tree.js as localization for this part was changed to short locale names (e.g. de_DE -> de). (Don't know why...)
The original fallback solution will not find a translation for e.g. "Tree.ShowAsList" in the de-language file. For this entry there is also no fallbackString defined, so the menu in the CMS (right click on a page) is broken for each language that does not have the translation included.
I added another fallback level where the short version of the default language (en_US -> us) is searched before falling back to the fallbackstring and then finally giving up...
The "ID" form field is not always defined,
for example in the "Replace" tab of the "versionedfiles" module
(which uses GridFieldDetailForm). Since the path to that
detail form relies on the "ID" in AssetAdmin->currentPageID(),
and does an is_numeric() check to support the "root" folder,
we need to leave the "ID" param out completely.
Checked this without versionedfiles module in admin/assets
as well as a custom UploadField in CMSMain.
The detection is triggered on first load, and in IE8 the
inserted value doesn't equal the value already in the textarea field.
That's possibly due to whitespace or encoding differences,
but they have the same character length.
Tried fixing this by whitespace removal, didn't work:
if((original || '').replace(/[\s\t\n\r]/g, '') != (value || '').replace(/[\s\t\n\r]/g, '')) {
In the end, we're already detecting changes through a 5s interval
triggering the save() method on the editor if the field is focused.
The impact of this removal is that after inserting an image,
it'll take a few seconds for the change detection to kick in
(and thus highlight the "save" button and ask for confirmation
when navigating away without saving).
See d12ae82f70 for context.
Added trim() to decodePath function. Headers X-Include-* comes with a
space so some files are loaded twice. Looks like that depends on a
webserver. nginx has the space.
The files are uploaded to transifex.com now, which means we needed
to consolidate the file names (= locales). Since Transifex doesn't allow
arbitrary JavaScript structures, we're using an intermediary JSON
format which gets transformed into the JS used by the framework.
See b59f3858af for generator logic.
Fixes https://github.com/silverstripe/silverstripe-framework/issues/2499
Also fixed UploadField operation with canUpload=false,
which broke the JS because no config could be found,
since the <input> field wasn't present. We can't put the data-config
attribute on the field holder, since fields can be rendered
without their field holder through FormField->SmalLFieldHolder().
Fixes https://github.com/silverstripe/silverstripe-cms/issues/874
DO NOT MERGE: to be reviewed.
This feature request was born out of wanting the ability to disable (for example) a top level page from being selected, while still being able to select a child page. Using setFilterFunction() simply removes the node and its children.
Extra styling for disabled nodes
Disable ability to select a disabled node for TreeDropdownField
Disable hover CSS changes
Fixing merge conflict during rebase
Return a boolean for nodeIsDisabled()
It breaks the semantics of getValue(), leading to a broken field.
Regression from 8b5f89f. In the end, placeholder support is
considered "progressive enhancement", the search box should
be pretty obvious to IE8/IE9 users either way, given the main
field label is called "choose or search".
Set search option true on treedropdown fields by default, to provide a
fallback solution when trees fail to render (too many children errors)
Provide better indication/more meaningful styling to search (match
chosen styles for consistency)
We werent calling tinyMCE.Editor.destroy, which is needed to
clean up event bindings. The advanced theme also wasnt cleaning
up after itself on destroy properly
It doesn't make sense to show it there, since the "delete"
action has no effect, the "edit" button only collapses (useless),
and the thumbnail duplicates.
Wasn't parsing data-editor attrs correctly.
Using proper instances of the underlying editor now,
instead of relying on "active editor" states which get
wonky once they lose focus (e.g. when opening a dialog).
Periodically check for inline changes when focused,
since TinyMCE's onChange only fires on certain actions
like inserting a new paragraph, as opposed to any user input.
This also works around an issue where the "save" button
wouldn't trigger if the click is the cause of a "blur" event
after an (undetected) inline change. This "blur" causes onChange
to trigger, which will change the button markup to show "alternative" styles,
effectively cancelling the original click event.
Sometimes GridState URL will have a query string already appended,
e.g. "?local=en_GB", but the GridField javascript assumes there won't
be.
The result would be an action URL like:
"/my/url?locale=en_US?RelatedPage=123" which is obviously invalid.
The fix is to check that "?" exists in the GridState URL and use
"&" instead to connect the URLs if that's the case.
Prevents situations where a previous action might finish out of line
and override later choices, such as first expanding the (full) tree panel,
then limiting the tree through searching.
