Add 'force_display' param for the frontend chatter to allow public user to see the textarea. When submitting his comment, he will be redirect to login page (like it was before generic chatter) in both mode (json and post mode). This required changing the error handeling of json mode : when a login is required, the user switch to post mode to allow http redirect, keeping its submitted params (rating, comment, ...).
A new generic chatter template is available in website_mail
This template allows access rights escalation when some kind of token or uuid
is available on the model or if you use the object_shasign function in the
main controller of website_maill to generate a cryptographic signature to allow
commenting on any object.
To use this chatter, you need to make a t-call to website_maill.thread in your
template after having set the following variables:
- chatter_object: the browserecord of the mail_thread object (mandatory)
- token: if you use a token system (optional)
- token_field: name of the field that stores the token on your object (optional)
- sha_in: if you use a shasign to allow public comment (optional)
- nosubscribe: set False if you want the partner to be set as follower of the object (optional)
- message_type, subtype: see message_post in mail_thread.py
Bootstrap's CSS depends on the input-group-btn
element being the first/last child of its parent.
This was not the case because of the invisible
and useless alert.
The module system needs to know the dependencies of a given module
before executing the function. This is why the dependencies were
defined once in an array, and then were described one more times in the
call to require.
But a trick can simplify this: the boot function can parse the string
representation of the module and extract the calls to require from it.
It is more work for the processor, but it leads to simpler module
definitions.
- remove the default footer for mail.group messages,
replace with specific footer with archive and unsubscribe
link
- remove the automatic addition of user signature in
mail.group messages, as many of them will be posted
via the mail gateway and already contain a user signature.
- make it easier to unsubscribe even when not logged in,
as followers who have not signed up will have no
way to login short of signing up.
- remove tests looking for user signature in mail.group posts
Main modifications :
- layout: input - button when not following, links (email - archives - unsubscribe) when following
- when adding your email, update all other subscribe snippets input in the page to avoid havign to re-type it
- management of fields of the record to subscribe to, used to have access to the alias of the group
set of fields that we try to edit (body_html and body for body, email_from and email for
email-from, name and subject for subject), because t-field is not dynamic. If the model
that should be edited does not hold those fields, the mail editor won't work.
Also fixed editor not being actiated when going into the body edition.
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140416105901-vavkh9erjsq4mof9
[ADD] website: email_template: added website_link field, a link to edit the template
directly in the website
[ADD] website_mail: added controller and page to edit templates. They are still jinja
templates editable in the website. Not qweb templates.
[ADD] website_mail: JS file and editor override to enable only certain snippets. Those
are still to add, but will be base templates for email.
[IMP] website: improved the addition of editor JS in the template header to be able
to add JS file that override the editor without having to hack everything in the
template.
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140113125534-djy48pi7lf42f9ms
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