Benoit Sociasandqsm-odoo
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When `link_tools` was introduced at [1], `_onURLInput` did only update the configuration form and did not touch the edited DOM. Even though its name would be misleading for that purpose, it was therefore used without issue as an event handler responding to the configuration form input events and as a private method called in the `start` method of the widget lifecycle. At a later stage, with [2], DOM modifications were introduced in `_onURLInput` (using the misleading `_adaptPreview` method whose refactoring at [3] made it update the configuration form only in the case of the "Link Dialog" but update the actual link DOM for the "Link tools" (website / mass mailing)). This commit fixes that behavior by touching what is strictly necessary in stable to keep the original intend of `_onURLInput` (updating the configuration UI) but at the same time update the DOM following configuration form input events (as intended by [2]). In master, all of this should be reviewed. Here are steps which revealed the problem. Although, meanwhile, [4] and its parents were merged which fixed other parts of this issue but keeping the potentially problematic DOM update on selection as described above. Notice that [4] and its parents may be reviewed further in a future update. - Edit Home page - Drop a "Banner" block - Select the "Contact Us" button - Select "Custom" style in the link tool - Select a fill color - Deselect the button by clicking on the Banner's text - Select the button again => Button is redrawn without its color [1]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/740168ce8d27da3d6a7156d2d79655a898394923 [2]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/226c4c4032c26d3d8f622b29fb151fa8e78ba70a [3]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/4a1d776243b059d423152bd026bb8bc758477224 [4]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/eb4edac560227b46efdcfe958e3b93e0b88def64 opw-3086198 task-3096806 X-original-commit: da25eadde299b81b78d84678978b7e1f703530cc Part-of: odoo/odoo#108812 Co-authored-by: qsm-odoo <qsm@odoo.com>
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