TypedTableBlock did not provide a `get_api_representation` method, so it fell back on returning the database JSON representation as returned by `get_prep_value`. This resulted in an API representation that was mostly usable, but failed to respect child blocks that override `get_api_representation` themselves.
Fixes#12098
This was used in two places: in WagtailImageField.to_python (where it can be replaced with willow's mime_type as per the TODO note) and wagtail.images.models.Picture (where it's applied to a fixed list of image formats, so we can just specify the mime types directly in that list).
jQuery data is used by the jQuery file upload widget and will automatically parse data attributes as objects/or JS primitive values - see https://api.jquery.com/data/
jquery File Upload will automatically parse the data attributes and treat as the default options for initialisation (already used for the url) - see https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload/wiki/API#data-attributes
- Closes#9771 - avoiding globals for UI specific configs
- Relates to #1288 - ongoing work for CSP compliance
- Avoid using a window global and inline scripts to declare the current bulk action's item time
- Deprecate the usage of `window.wagtailConfig.BULK_ACTION_ITEM_TYPE` with a release note and code comment so that it can be removed in a future release
- Update bulk actions footer template to accept a `item_type` arg, adding this to the DOM element for access within the JavaScript
- Allow a fallback on the model name for core models (e.g. page)
- Also ensure that `{{ block.super }}` is consistently added at the top of the `{% block extra_js %}` (as it is with most usage)
- Relates to #9771 and supports a future migration for bulk actions towards Stimulus
- Relates to ongoing work for CSP compliance #1288
Ensure multi-line comments are cleaned from custom icons in addition to just single line comments.
This doesn't affect Wagtail's, but could reduce the size of 3rd-party icons.
- `js_translation_strings` is no longer used by Wagtail admin code
- It was historically used for generating the JS config strings within templates, we now do this in Python and expose as JSON via the `wagtail_config` template tag
- Add a warning for deprecation so that we can remove this unused template tag in the next major version of Wagtail
- See #9771 for context
The first step on cleaning up our client-side metadata configuration. With this approach, the values are computed in the `wagtail_config` template tag and passed into the template using Django's json_script.
Then, it's parsed on the client-side and set as `global.wagtailConfig` to retain compatibility with existing code that rely on `window.wagtailConfig`.
This allows us to remove our existing approach of putting metadata values in a `<script>` tag using Django templates directly in the HTML, without changing too much of the existing code, and allowing new code to import the values as `WAGTAIL_CONFIG` from `wagtailConfig.js` instead of using `window.wagtailConfig`. It also means we remove the inline script tag from the core admin base template.
Refactor wagtailConfig util
- Avoid extraneous named exports when they are included in the named WAGTAIL_CONFIG
- Simplify locale map generation
- Avoid reading from global, instead export util that can be used as a global
- Update unit tests for more robust checks
On Chrome, using scrollIntoView() while elements are still being
rendered does not work as expected (i.e. it would intermittently stop
midway).
We start by using getElementById instead of selecting :target, as the
latter doesn't always yield result until the 'load' event is fired. This
does not fix the issue.
The initAnchoredPanels() function is already being called in a 'load'
event handler, so this is as late as it can be, even after the
StreamField blocks have been initialized. However, clearly this doesn't
seem to be enough.
The only solution that seems to work is to use setTimeout, and that does
not even consistently work if the delay isn't high enough for the
elements to render. For now, use 100ms as it seems to be enough in most
cases.
Sage Abdullah