No Issue
- When an invalid, all whitespace slug is entered into the
slug input in the post settings menu, it's rejected but
the input's value still remains the same. This resets the
input back to its original value.
- Added test for the above behavior.
- Only show success notification if slug was actually changed.
- Convert whitespace from tabs to spaces in post-settings-menu.hbs
closes#3756
- The post settings menu’s option to change the post’s author isn’t
displayed if the user has the ‘author’ role.
- Also fixed some incorrect indentation in the template (no actual code
change)
No Issue
- Defer save until after slug is checked.
- If new slug is empty or all whitespace, reset to previous value.
- If new slug is the same as existing slug except for an increment
value (e.g. ghost-user-2), use the original slug.
- If the slug has changed, change the URL path to reflect the
change so that the browser refresh and back button still work.
- Added tests.
Refs #3667, Refs #3776
- If saving a post fails, revert its status back to the
pre-save value.
- Added tests to check post status after failed save attempt
on both new and existing posts.
closes#3667
- If the ‘save’ function on a new post fails, the local Ember model
still beliefs that the status is ‘published’, resulting in wrong
buttons. A simple catch fixes that.
closes#3728
- If the mail config is broken, the ajax call will fail with 500 and
not return an error.
- This change catches 500 and wraps the error in a notification.
Amends #3736, references #3623
With `button.ghost-logo`, there's no `href`, so cannot be opened in a new window. This changes it back to an anchor and appends the blog URL to a href attribute. Win!
Bumps Ghost-UI version to 0.8.13 bring in related CSS changes.
Closes#3623
- Move hamburger logic to action with terrible name, "toggleSidebarOrGoHome"
- Move ".js-close-sidebar" events to a document.on(event, *selector*, f) to make sure they attach even when the js-close-sidebars aren't on page (ie, hidenav)
fixes#3724
- provide config.url to the ember client app via a data attribute
- create server and client side helpers to output the URL
- wire up the client side helper
- add a class for testing, and add tests for both the server and client side
Always using the utility function ensures that we have the ability to
update/change/etc these paths without scouring the codebase.
For example, if we ever decide to bump the API version it would be nice
if there was only one location it needed to be updated at.
