The scenario when using the code view is the following :
- click on code view button to use code view
- make changes
- click on code view button to get back to wysiwyg view
- save from the wysiwyg view
If the 3rd step is not done:
- for the inline editor, we lose the changes that have been done in code
view,
- for the iframe editor, we lose the entirety of the content.
At one time the user was forced to go back to wysiwyg before being able
to save, but this have been removed hence the present usability issue.
With this fix, when the editor content is saved, if the user is in code
view he is automatically set back to wysiwyg view.
closes#14339
opw-693052
The widget html is used for plain text and html content.
Need to check if the content is a valid html code, if is not wrap with p tag every lines.
opw-692158
* Tip are never destroyed when change view mode
* unbind methods
* mail: memory leak with unbind methods
* web: memory leak because 'ui-autocomplete' is never destroyed
* web_editor: memory leak for wrong unbind on destroy
* web: memory leak: must remove fileupload handler
* bus: memory leak: correctly debind handlers on window in bus.Bus
* remove handlers on switch buttons and views $buttons
* remove handlers on breadcrumbs
* web: memory leak: correctly debind handlers
* im_odoo_support: memory leak: remove fileupload handler odoo_support
Note: part of this commit was actually authored by aab
There is a hackish feature in the web_editor which forces the
contenteditable to true on links which are clicked and removes it
anywhere else in the page so that only the link is editable after
click. This allows to add text at the end of a link without adding it
outside of the link by mistake.
The feature was badly implemented because, if the link was editable
without having any parent which is editable, the contenteditable was
forced to true, then immediatly forced to false when forcing to false
every page element. This was the case for lots of t-field. By example
the product categories in eCommerce are t-field links which are in non
editable <li/> elements...
The system was lost with the editor refactoring which came with saas-10
and commit bf39884a5c.
Indeed the show() method of the BuildingBlock class was removed as the
widget is now always showed but the show_blocks() method it called was
not removed (and thus was not called anymore).
As a fix, the show_blocks method is now called again, on snippets
initializations and each time a snippet is dropped or removed.
The .dropdown is in a .btn-group environment while a .btn-group can
only contain .btn or .btn-group elements.
This induced problems where the m2o options covers the full overlay
environment, preventing clicks on the customize dropdown.
The snippet options can define an on_remove method which was supposed
to be called when the snippet is removed. This was not the case since
the method was written so that the options were removed before the
on_remove method was called... (Un)fortunately, the on_remove callbacks
were not doing any critical job in current implementation. In saas-13
however, some elements will rely on this.
Before this commit, the focus point the user can move on the image in
the background position configuration dialog was only following the
mouse as we want if the image original width was larger than the dialog
one. This is because the javascript relies on the fact the image takes
100% width of its container. To fix this, the container now does not
take 100% of modal width but the size of its internal image (with a
max-width of 100%).
The call to the web_editor is made through an iframe with some get
parameters. While not really a problem in itself, this has the
disadvantage of generating long URIs. In some case, since all the
fields in the views are included as a GET parameter, URIs can be
generated that go up to several thousand characters. Most servers will
return a 414 for such URIs, preventing the edition of the mail
template in the view.
To avoid this problem, this commit extends the 'html_frame' widget and
blacklist 2 fields that can get too long once encoded.
Ideally, it would probably be better to stop sending all the fields and
simply add the *needed* fields one by one, but since it's difficult to
know exactly what fields might be needed and this is stable, I'm gonna
go with this 'workaround' but conservative fix.
opw-685646
Commit 89a4774c21 changed the kwargs
debug value of the FieldTextHtml controller to let it be equal to
"assets" instead of True or False. The problem is that an empty string
was considered True before the commit and False afterwards.
In fact, the original code was wrong and the debug value should equal
the already processed kwargs debug value in the HttpRequest object.
Indeed, the kwargs.debug value is equal to the URL value while the
request.debug value is already processed and is only one of the 3
values: None, True or "assets".
Before commit a8ee18e172, the paragraph alignment dropdown menu was
too large for its content, so it was ugly. After that commit, it became
too small for its content, which is even more ugly.
This fix sets the width of this specific dropdown so that its content
fills exactly in (as with original summernote).
This test is ran in the backend and, if we do not mark it as post
install, the dependencies of the web module are not installed.
The webclient will then errors like "View type 'kanban' is not present
in the view registry".
The editor bar is sometimes filled with too many options, and these
hide the save and discard buttons on small screens. To solve the
problem, the description option (which take a lot of space) has now
a max-width and the save and discard buttons are always on top.
Christophe Simonis