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While saving on membership screen, we also try and save the product with any prices that have changed. In case Stripe is not connected, saving Product doesn't make sense as we should not edit prices for the default product without Stripe connection.
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When we reset the prices on leaving the membership settings screen, its possible we don't have the prices created already and not able to read any monthly/yearly price.
no issue
- stripe connect/disconnect functionality has moved to a modal as part of the new membership screen
- removed `settings/members-payments` route and related route/controller/template files
- updated link to stripe connect in product screen to show an alert as a reminder to update to use the new modal (products screens are not usable for now, they'll be worked on again later)
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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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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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- 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 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.
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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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
refs 4627d1c26a
- Adds new settings for monthly/yearly price ids in the settings modal
- Updates logic to save product on membership settings - Creates new prices for monthly/yearly when it doesn't exist, updates the monthly/yearly price ids in the settings
- Fixes selected currency value in dropdown
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- Wired Premium membership UI to existing monthly/yearly prices in the default product
- Wired free membership UI to redirect URI setting
- Updated save to validate settings/errors
no issue
- added actions for handling close/confirm/cancel of portal settings rather than re-using the route-level leave modal because the portal settings modal does not need any knowledge of the route
- added controller reset that is called when the route is exited to ensure no modals are shown when navigating back to the membership screen
- fixed "cannot set on destroyed" error when portal settings are opened and closed quickly
- removed usage of old `{{action}}` helper - this has been replaced with `{{on}}` and `{{fn}}`
no issue
- the membership setting screen will be covering a lot of areas, having individual settings as discrete components allows for easier re-organisation and cleaner parent templates and controllers
no issue
Members related settings are being consolidated into a single screen.
- renamed access to membership as the starting point for redesign and consolidation of other settings screens
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/678
Covers error handling for missing name/amount/billing period for a price modal when adding a new price or editing existing price.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/678
Product name is a mandatory field for a custom product, this change adds error handling on save and custom error message if product is attempted to save without name.
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On (un)archiving a price, the visible amount for a price fluctuated till the save was completed due to incorrect amount calculation, fixed here.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/637
With custom products it's possible to change the name and description of any price. This assumes that people would want to change the same properties of a Free membership, and wires up the values for free membership price settings to API
Co-authored-by: Peter Zimon <zimo@ghost.org>
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/496
reqs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/12925
The publish menu was meant to default to matching post visibility but that wasn't working consistently and didn't make sense for sites which don't email every post to their members.
A "Default newsletter recipients" option has been added to the "Email newsletter" settings screen and the publish menu updated to reflect the option. The free/paid toggles in the publish menu have also been swapped out for a multi-select style component that will cater to more complex member segmentation.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/611
The UI for welcome page for paid signups is moved from Portal settings to Product page, this change wires up the new UI to the settings API as in Portal settings to function correctly
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- simplified query params as they are only used to display a notification
- removed all controller knowledge and associated reset behaviour for query params
- moved notification display from `setupController` to `beforeModel` so the raw query params can be pulled off of the transition object
- removed unused service injections from `<GhMembersEmailSetting>`
- removed unused service injections and properties from members-email controller that were left over from a copy/paste
- converted members-email controller to a native class
- fixed "leave settings" confirmation modal behaviour that wasn't moved across in the the settings screen re-org
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/648
All sites will include a default Free "Product" which is used for free memberships. This change adds UI for handling free membership settings. Also -
- Updates product icons in list and responsive sizes
- Copy updates
refs TryGhost/Team#627
This updates the new Products settings screens to use real data from API for existing Custom Products and Prices to populate them on UI and allow site owners to edit them.
- List all Products of site and allow editing Product name
- List all Prices for a product and allow editing individual Price names
- Add new Prices on a Product
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/627
Wires the real Products data from API to the mock Product settings screen including Product Prices list as well as opening of edit/new price modals. The new Product setting is still behind the developer experiment flag as is under active development, the changes in this commit only allows readonly data but not save/edit upstream.
Co-authored-by: Fabien O'Carroll <fabien@allou.is>
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- The modal only appears when the user hits a limitation trying to activate a custom theme not part of the allowlist (if the custom theme allowlist is configured)
- Changed the upgrade button to green to match the design
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Unsaved changes handling hadn't been moved across fully to the payments screen when settings were re-jigged meaning changes on the payments screen would make settings dirty and show unsaved changes modal unexpectedly on other screens.
- refactored `members-payments` route to use native classes
- used same unsaved changes pattern as `members-access` route/controller
no issue
- having owner-only access control in the template meant the route was accessible but would show a blank page
- updated access control in the `members-payments` route to redirect admins to the settings index screen and non-admins to the default home screen
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/579
- adds "Nobody" option that will set `members_signup_access` setting to `'none'`
- when selected also sets `default_content_visibility` setting to `'public'`, expands it if collapsed and disables other options (that setting doesn't make sense when members is disabled, individual post access can still be set manually if needed)
