no issue
- updates the logic to expect `null` scratch values as the scratch values won't be set until the input value has changed
- adds tests for initial value display and regression tests for the cleared input bug
closes#6826
- refactors the validation of facebook and twitter input field in `general.js` and `user.js` controller
- Example validations for facebook:
- `facebook.com/username` will be corrected to the full URL
- `user` will show error `Your Page name is not a valid Facebook Page name' for `general.js` and `Your Username is not a valid Facebook Username` for `user.js` as the username in facebook has to be at least 5 characters long
- `twitter.com/username` will be autocorrected to the valid facebook URL incl. the `username`
- Example validations for twitter:
- `twitter.com/user_` will be corrected to the full URL
- `user:99` will show error `Your Username is not a valid Twitter Username`
- `facebook.com/username` will be autocorrected to the valid twitter URL incl. the `username`
- updates both acceptance tests
- adds further validation for facebook pages in general settings and user. Submitting a url which incl. `/page/` or `/pages/` will now accept any username followed incl. further `/`.
- adds a custom transform `facebook-url-user` which will extract the username (if it's a facebook page, incl. `pages/`) to store only this in the backend
- uses the `twitter-url-user` transform now also for user
refs #6534
- twitter & facebook fields are changing to store usernames only
- use the new social url util to generate urls where necessary
- update tests
refs #6534
- this PR assumes that we are now saving usernames only in the database for twitter & facebook
- adds a new social links utility which can generate twitter & facebook urls from the username
- adds a {{twitter_url}} and {{facebook_url}} helper which uses these
- adds a full suite of tests for the helpers & utils
no issue
- fixes problem when the nav menu would be shown on an error404 route when the user is not logged in
- adds failing test that passes with this change
refs #6534
- don't output publisher for the 'People' type on the author page
- change publisher to a full 'Organisation' for the 'Article' type on posts
Note:
Google's structured data validator also wants image & publisher.logo inside of Article to be full 'ImageObject's.
Currently, it output's an error for them: 'The attribute itemtype has an invalid value.'
However, the spec on Schema.org says a url is valid: https://schema.org/Article,
which is slightly different to Google's spec here: https://developers.google.com/structured-data/rich-snippets/articles#article_markup_properties
Ideally, we would output a full 'ImageObject', however we don't currently have the width & height info required.
Therefore, I think what we have is valid strictly speaking, but we should aim to fix this when we have better image tools.
no issue
- minor optical fix for schema.org metadata
- sameAs property was showing `null` value in array, if no data was provided
- instead of showing `null`, it will be empty, if no data (author website, facebook or twitter) it will be an empty array
no issue
- if the session is "authenticated" but is invalid, the initial load of the app would fail. It could be replicated by:
1. Authenticating in a running ghost instance
2. Stopping ghost
3. Deleting the database
4. Re-starting ghost
5. Closing the browser
6. Re-opening the browser and visiting http://localhost:2368/ghost
- this fix stores the `transition` object for the duration of the initial load so that `sessionInvalidated` method can trigger actions before the transition has finished
no issue
- always ensure we load a full settings object so that we don't risk saving a partial settings object back to the server
- should fix the issues reported in Slack of disappearing private settings over time
no issue
- Check for title, user_name and user_email in the top level of config.
- If they exist, return them as part of the setup check, so that the setup screen can be prepopulated
