The editor has a tooltip editor wizard "Change media description and
tooltip", but when selecting an image there is also a tooltip:
"Double-click to edit"
added by the editor.
The combination of the two break the functionality, eg:
- if a tooltip is set with editor, then selecting the tooltip: we see
the set tooltip and not "Double-click to edit"
- if a tooltip is set with editor, then selecting the image back, then
opening the tooltip editor => the set tooltip is lost
With this changeset, we just do not show "Double-click to edit" tooltip
if there is a tooltip set on the element.
opw-1946801
closes#32482
Signed-off-by: Nicolas Lempereur (nle) <nle@odoo.com>
The factor parameter of the mixin in charge of generating the spacing
classes was not correctly used.
closesodoo/odoo#31996
Signed-off-by: Quentin Smetz (qsm) <qsm@odoo.com>
Since https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/5a030db3eb77b6d80187f8ae1a64303b2f50391d
the HTML editor displayed the translated versions of the templates it
allows to customize. So if the user edited and saved such a template,
the non-translated version was saved with translated-version content.
The behavior before the mentioned commit was:
1) Load all views the HTML editor allows to edit
2) Each time a view is displayed, re-make a RPC to load the view again
The mentioned commit made this simpler by making:
1) Load all views the HTML editor allows to edit
2) Each time a view is displayed, simply show the previously loaded view
... the problem was that the step (2) of the old behavior was
explicitly saying (client-side) to load the view's untranslated content.
This commit makes step (1) always load the untranslated versions of the
views (server-side).
When an inline editor is eg. in a form view, the focus is always stolen
by it.
This is because we trigger a mouseup on the editor to update its
toolbars values and informations.
note: backport of 11.0's 7a453b0b7a
In 10.0 this trigger could cause a "blur" which in some instance is not
wanted (eg. inside a newline of a list view).
opw-1906581
closes#31078
The html widget automatically replace an empty field value by
`<p><br></p>` to be able to add content.
But this may cause unintended "onchange", since the value has "changed"
and the onchange themself could cause error when triggered at the wrong
time (eg. inside a list view with required fields).
With this changeset, the onchange is averted when the value was false
and is now `<p><br></p>`.
opw-1906581
closes#31078
When dropping a snippet into a page, it is dropped in the drop-zone
which is the nearest of the user cursor. When moving a snippet, that
condition did not apply and the user was required to put the cursor at
the exact location of the drop-zone.
Also, for both drag and drop features, the drop zones which appeared
were not displayed correctly for full width columns, which made dropping
sometimes impossible when multiple col-*-12 were below each other.
task-1937758
closesodoo/odoo#30899
In the `getMatchedCSSRule`, the transcoder try to find the real value of
a `text-align: inherit` css rule by ascending the html tree until it
finds a `text-align` with a meaningful value. By default is exits if it
reachs the `<html>` top node but doesn't exit if a call to `.parent()`
exits the dom (the behavior of jquery is to return a dummy element when
calling `.parent()` on an element that has no parent). This lead to an
infinite loop for badly formatted html content.
opw-1951095
closesodoo/odoo#32014
Signed-off-by: Nicolas Lempereur (nle) <nle@odoo.com>
Modifying less files and saving them using the web editor can raise
and error. The error is due to the way odoo save the modified file.
It extends the view containing the URL of the file by filtering views
related to the xml bundle id and keeping those that have the said URL
in their content.
This lookup fails to give just one result in case there are multiple
file containing the said URL. This fix change the filter from a
bare `if url in view.arch` to a correct xpath lookup.
The "/web/static/src/variables.less" less file was one of the
problematic files.
opw-1889794
closesodoo/odoo#30186
Christophe Simonis