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- updated `<GhFullscreenModal>` to pass `@modifier` and `@updateModifier` through to child modal components so they can adjust their own classes
- added an `updateSuccessModifier()` action to `<ModalStripeConnect>` to set the modal size when first opening and on `@onConnected/Disconnected` actions passed to the `<GhMembersPaymentsSetting>` component
- updated `<GhMembersPaymentsSetting>` to call passed in `onConnected/Disconnected` actions when connection or disconnection is finalised
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On Stripe connect in launch wizard, we add the default prices on the new Stripe account in the DB so the site has prices in Portal checked from the start. It behaves the same way as connecting stripe from membership settings.
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- if you switch back to the saved subscription access setting we attempted to use destructuring assignment from an `undefined` value
- switched to using direct assignment and optional chaining
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When members signup access is saved as "none" the front-end won't inject the portal script when rendering meaning changing to "all" or "invite" in Admin will show the preview but there's no portal script injected for the portal to show up.
- detect when we're switching from a saved "none" state and force a save and full refresh of the iframe
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- store current stripe connection status when opening the stripe connect modal and if it's different when the modal is closed force a save and refresh of the portal preview
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Reworks the set pricing page on the launch wizard to work similar to membership settings, where instead of being disabled when prices exist, it shows existing monthly/yearly prices as well as handles creation of new prices and updating portal settings.
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When creating new prices on save in membership settings, we were incorrectly calculating if price has changed since the last save and showing the unsaved changes modal incorrectly.
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- The Ghost(Pro) billing app would request a token once mounted to which Ghost sends the response to
- Before, we wouldn't wait for the token to be sent and request subscription information from the Ghost(Pro) app straight away, which resulted in another token request (because it's not there yet)
- This change will wait for the token to be sent before requesting subscription information from the Ghost(Pro) app to avoid duplicated requests to our servers
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- amount properties on the controller are set to strings rather than numbers so the comparison would still be false even if the "numbers" matched
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- passed correct action for opening stripe connect modal through to portal settings modal
- updated `<GhTaskButton>` to accept a `@unlinkedTask=true/false` property
- ember-concurrency will throw warnings about unsafe task cancellation if the initiator of a task is destroyed due to the actions of a task. Eg. the stripe connect button being replaced with the plan checkboxes because stripe connect details are added to settings
- to avoid warnings ember-concurrency expects the task initiation to be marked as "unlinked" so that the task is allowed to continue even though the initiator is destroyed
- updated `<GhSiteIframe>` to force a refresh when the `@guid` property changes
- we want the portal preview to fully reload so that it can fetch server data and see that stripe is connected
- updated portal settings modal to initiate a refresh when switching from "connect to stripe" to the plans checkboxes that happens automatically after a successful stripe connection
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- added `hasChangedPrices` method to check the controller's price properties against the active product prices
- check `hasChangedPrices` alongside changed settings when deciding if the confirm leave modal needs to be shown
- call a `resetPrices` method if a leave is forced which changes controller properties back to the amounts in the active product prices
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- put setup and leave methods at the beginning so it's clearer what is happening when the screen is navigated to / away from
- move "private" method to the end to keep it out of the way
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- portal settings modal is now initiated from the membership screen so the code for showing/closing it in the settings controller is not needed
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With custom products, we added a new modal to add a complimentary price to a member. Since we want to handle the comp prices implicitly with new changes, this change updates the comp subscription assignment to a member directly without opening a modal, by using the old `comped` flag in API. The `comped` flag takes care of creating the right complimentary subscription for member.
In case a member already has a comped subscription, we hide the option to add another subscription.
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Portal plan settings are updated on the membership page when the plans are changed, but its not reflected in Portal settings because we were not updating the array the ember way.
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On the membership screen we save settings before opening the portal settings modal but we weren't waiting for the save to finish which meant that the portal settings modal could load using stale data.
- passed the save settings task in via the portal settings modal's model
- added a `finishPreloading` action that contains all of the dynamic setup tasks that were previously in the component's `init` method
- if a preload task was passed in and it's currently running (as it would be if the modal is opened via the membership screen button) then it will wait for the task to finish before running the setup tasks
- trigger the `finishPreloading` action when the modal is rendered
- show a loading spinner in place of the modal contents whilst pre-loading
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/598
Stripe Webhooks require SSL in production, and so we should not be
allowing connecting to Stripe in production mode unless the site is
running with SSL. This change -
- Updates Setup wizard to skip Stripe Connect steps if site is not on SSL in production
- Adds warning on set subscriptions page
Co-authored-by: Peter Zimon <zimo@ghost.org>
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Portal preview on membership settings reflects the currently set monthly/yearly price directly by passing in the updated amount to portal preview URL
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- added `@onDestroyed` argument to `<GhSiteIframe>` so consumers can clean up any references
- used `@onLoaded` and `@onDestroyed` to handle a reference to the preview iframe
- updated portal preview load handler and update method to trigger a resize task
- add a 100ms delay to allow for portal to re-render itself
- reach through the two iframes to get the portal container element and use it's height to set the style attribute on the portal preview container element
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Portal plans setting contains list of prices that are allowed by site owner to use in Portal UI. Since we now switch monthly/yearly prices dynamically, we need to update portal plans on price change to still reflect updated monthly/yearly prices in Portal UI.
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- added `@invisibleUntilLoaded` boolean argument to `<GhSiteIframe>`
- when set to true add `.invisible` class until iframe's `load` event is triggered
- removed manual iframe hiding with 1.2sec delay from portal settings modal
- added `@onLoad` argument to `<GhSiteIframe>` for consumers to hook in if needed
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We only want to show currently active monthly/yearly prices in Portal and Portal settings based on new settings for price ids, and hide all other prices
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Previously, we were fetching product and prices in the constructor of the controller which did not guarantee settings were updated when picking active prices from the price list. This updates the setup to use `did-insert` modifier to correctly fetch and populate product/price data.
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- fixed styling issues
- fixed portal preview taking over the screen by adding `position: relative` to the container
- fixed portal preview being interactive by disabling pointer events
- added portal preview URL generation to memberships controller
- moved much of the preview params knowledge/calculations from the `<ModalPortalSettings>` component into the `members-utils` service so that a portal preview URL can be generated from anywhere using current settings values rather than the method consumer needing to have knowledge of all params and how to generate them
- updated actions in controller that modify settings to also update the preview url
- added `onChange` event to the `<Settings/MembersSubscriptionAccess>` component so the controller can react and update preview
- used `<GhSiteIframe>` with generated portal preview URL for live display of portal changes on memberships screen
