refactored breadcrumbs to use bootstrap
fix border lines on table
Layout variables updated for spacing, added toolbar heights
Added as part of campaigns as this area needs to use these variables.
Added action toolbar for content, swapped values to variables
toolbar action spacing
Adjustments of breadcrumb variable
Move accordion styles to its own component
Campaign items, styles for linked items and state badges
Small update to class name
Class name updates, convert values into variables
Using POST rather than PUT because SecurityToken->checkRequest()
doesn't accept PUT data (it's only in the request body, not
in $_POST and HTTPRequest->requestVars()).
- Updated FormActionComponent prop from 'style' to 'bootstrapButtonStyle because 'style' is a built in React prop.
- Linted and added missing propTypes to campaign admin List component.
- Added missing initial state key to campaign reducer.
- Forced REST verb to lowercase in silverstripe-backend to make comparisions more robust.
It's the recommended approach in Redux docs, and more performant (key-based).
It'll also simplify a move to Immutable.js later on.
The PHP APIs still return unkeyed data, which is standard REST API behaviour,
but for Redux state we transform it to be keyed.
You shouldn't have to worry about exactly formatting the reference to
get a ChangeSetItem related to a DataObject, and doing it that way makes
you vulnerable to breakages like introduced in previous API change
Required for REST URLs which require data to be populated on call.
For example, PUT admin/campaigns/set/:id/publish to publish a campaign.
At the time when createEndpointFetcher() is called, the ":id" parameter can not be resolved,
since the "data" argument is passed in once the returned function is evaluated (since the component using it).
Since the whole idea of createEndpointFetcher() is that components shouldn't know about the backend internals,
its not the right place to interpolate urls.
I'm sending through any payload data in addition to replacing URLs, to keep the API simple for the component.
Again, it shouldn't worry about the presence URL interpolation. The trade off here is that data will be submitted
both in the payload (in case of a POST, PUT or DELETE request), as well as (optionally) in the URL.
