Closes#282
* Added a new route
* Added new methods
* Triple security!
* Passwords are actually changed
* Also added a change password button, because 'save' has too much baggage.
On security: checks whether you're logged in. Then checks whether your old password is actually the one that belongs to you (gets value from the email field for the email, see caveat no2). Checks the new passwords for === and length > 6 on client and server side as well. And THEN changes passwords.
Caveats:
* didn't add a test, as mocha fails spectacularly on my machine. SQLITE_CORRUPT: database disk image is malformed. Cute, huh?
* Because we don't have / I'm not aware of / could not find a "currentuser" variable, I need to get the email address of the user we want to change from the email field. Theoretically if they replace that with another user's email address, and supply their pw, they will change THEIR password instead of their own.
issue #40 and issue #280
- Adds uploader jquery plugin
- includes settings for enabling/disabling upload progress bar
- adds routing for image uploads
- adds directories by year and month based on upload date
- Implements plugin on settings - general pane
- Implements plugin on editor
- adjusted general tab to save uploaded image src
TODO:
- Add error handling
- Storing information on editor
- Add events
closes#276
- settings screen now loads a model when a pane is requested, rather than when the whole screen is requested
- added browse, read and edit methods and routes for users to the API
- added user model & template to client and wired everything up.
- provided default images for cover and profile picture
Implements basic functionality described in #227 for loading plugins
from a specific directory and having a specific workflow with an init()
method and a disable() method.
Closes#333
* Refactored the Ghost.Notifications View bundle
* Added a new initialization of the NotificationCollection (hacky, but at least satisfies JSLint). This was needed as the reason the persistent success notification couldn't be dismissed was that prerendered DOM elements weren't picked up as BB Views beforehand, and thus no events were bound to them.
- added line to index.js to set node_env to development if it is not set
- fixed a small bug with the persistent notifications and used them on debug page from server side
- added 002 files to manage export and import for 002
- 002 import is somewhat smarter than 001, merging settings (except version), replacing user & clearing primary keys
- added reset to models and migration, which does the down operation the same way that init does the up operation
- import and reset clear session & redirect to login / signup
- additional unit tests
closes#171, closes#314, closes#315
- added settings for blog logo and icon
- all other settings will need to be added as needed as it's impossible to guess what the default value should be
- added tables for post tags
- added tables for post custom data
- added location column to users
- fixeed minor bug in migrations
- Ghost.View now extends Ghost.TemplateView giving all views access to subviews and templates
- Views which implemented templates no longer need to
- Some views needed to re-override render which is a bit annoying
- Settings screen now has sub-templates for each pane and for the sidebar
- Additional Casper tests for settings screen
This introduces a new class of `.form-group` to replace the label containing the elements.
I have also included `name=""` attributes to inputs where there were non.
This is simply a commit which improves the mobile interactions. This does not fix UI problems on mobiles.
New interactions;
Menu
* Swipe right on header to show sidebar
* Swipe left on sidebar to hide
Content
* Tap / Swipe left on item to show preview
* Swipe right to show content list
Settings
* Tap / Swipe left on link to show settings
* Swipe right on settings to show links
Should close#37. There are persistent and passive notifications.
Persistent ones:
* are stored on `ghost.notifications`.
* have an api made to add / remove them with client side ajax logic (probably not the most elegant, but works)
* uses a modified `flashes.hbs` template
* will only disappear if user closes the bar
* stack
Passive
* added with backbone view / collection combo
* stack
* disappears on navigation and when user closes it
- This is a first pass at getting a more logical structure. The focus is on moving from admin/frontend to client/server.
- The location of the databases is highly important, this isn't expected to change again
In the future
- client/assets should probably become public/
- more stuff should be shared (helpers etc)
- cleanup some confusion around tpl and views
