- Added new wider target handling.
- Updated upload item dom with design and seperate "landing" zone.
- Added new helper for simple dom element creation.
User roles would only be actioned if they existed in the form request,
hence removal of all roles would have no data to action upon.
This adds a placeholder 0-id role to ensure there is always role data to
send, even when no roles are selected. This field value is latter
filtered out.
Added test to cover.
Likely related to #3922.
- Fixed inheriting control for new system.
- Tested copying shelf permissions to books.
- Added additional handling for inheriting scenario identification.
Also updates show roles on permission view to just those with
permissions applied.
Fixes rounded borders for lone permission rows.
Moves "Everyone Else" handling from role to new class.
Nothing on back-end logic done to hook this new option up.
Addition of permissions for role_id=0 works out of the box, but active
"everyone else" permissions, with no priviliges, is currently not
working. Needs change of permission gen logic also.
Specifically updates dropdown search and user-search implementation,
although does affect all inputs.
Decouples breadcrum and select-style dropdown search toggles.
Addresses #2678
- Added a user-configurable timeout option to webhooks.
- Added webhook fields for last-call/error datetime, in addition to last
error string, which are shown on webhook edit view.
Related to #3122
Replaces the old suggestion of setting JS head 'window.uploadLimit'
variable. This new env option will be used by back-end validation and
front-end libs/logic too.
Limits already likely exist within prod environments at a PHP and
webserver level but this allows an app-level limit and centralises the
option on the BookStack side into the .env
Closes#3033
- Primarily moved and re-organised view files.
- Included readme within views to document the convention.
- Fixed some issues with page field select list in previous commit.
- Tweaked some route names while going through.
- Split some views out further.
Closes#2805
The 'name' field was really redundant and caused confusion in the
codebase, since the 'Display' name is often used and we have a
'system_name' for the admin and public role.
This fixes#2032, Where external auth group matching has confusing
behaviour as matching was done against the display_name, if no
external_auth field is set, but only roles with a match 'name' field
would be considered.
This also fixes and error where the role users migration, on role
delete, would not actually fire due to mis-matching http body keys.
Looks like this has been an issue from the start. Added some testing to
cover. Fixes#2211.
Also converted phpdoc to typehints in many areas of the reviewed code
during the above.
* Started mass-refactoring of the current entity repos
* Rewrote book tree logic
- Now does two simple queries instead of one really complex one.
- Extracted logic into its own class.
- Remove model-level akward union field listing.
- Logic now more readable than being large separate query and
compilation functions.
* Extracted and split book sort logic
* Finished up Book controller/repo organisation
* Refactored bookshelves controllers and repo parts
* Fixed issues found via phpunit
* Refactored Chapter controller
* Updated Chapter export controller
* Started Page controller/repo refactor
* Refactored another chunk of PageController
* Completed initial pagecontroller refactor pass
* Fixed tests and continued reduction of old repos
* Removed old page remove and further reduced entity repo
* Removed old entity repo, split out page controller
* Ran phpcbf and split out some page content methods
* Tidied up some EntityProvider elements
* Fixed issued caused by viewservice change
- Removed all existing SCSS usage of primary color.
- Cut down custom styles injection to just be css vars.
- Reduced button styles so default button is primary.
- Updated button styles to lighten/brighten on hover & active states even
when a custom color is set.
- Removed unused scss color vars.
- Updated default BookStack blue to achieve better accessibility.
