Credit to @ayumihamsaki. Fixes#4400.
- Added WAI-ARIA to the layout templates files.
- Added Focus-ring polyfill to allow better keyboard navigation and screen reader support.
- Added WAI-ARIA to tabs and created keyboard arrow controls for tabs.
- Added event.key polyfill to allow removal of deprecated event.keyCode, event.charCode and event.which.
- Fixed all the whitespace, tabbing and indent issues with all the lang files.
- Keyboard navigation now allows the following key actions: Tab, Up Arrow, Down Arrow, Left Arrow, Right Arrow, Home and End buttons.
- Added keyboard navigation for tab panels.
Provides a new method of storing the list page count and visible column configs that survives a user logging out then logging back in to October. In addition, the users are provided with a "Reset to Default" button in the config modal allowing them to use the default list config if preferred.
Wildcard listeners will add null responses to the event result array and causes an error when they are merged into the result. This PR adds a check to see if each event result is an array before adding it to the result array.
Credit to @SeriousKen. Fixes https://github.com/OFFLINE-GmbH/oc-clockwork-plugin/issues/1
Credit to @alxy. This enables us to reuse the widget with a different alias name. Also, this is the octoberish way of referring to handlers. Tested on the Test plugin.
This enables complex FormWidgets that need to know what Form widget they belong to to access that information with $this->formField->form; This also enables a fix for: https://github.com/rainlab/location-plugin/issues/48
Credit to @fansaien.
Reference: https://github.com/octobercms/october/pull/3793. This commit added the e() function for translation results.
Because the filter is using the mustache template, and the manual said: All variables are HTML escaped by default. If you want to return unescaped HTML, use the triple mustache: {{{name}}} (https://mustache.github.io/mustache.5.html)
That means the string will be escaped twice. So, I removed the e().
Adds a couple of usability tweaks to the dropdown cell type in the data table widget, to more closely mimic a native dropdown field.
Pressing the up or down arrow keys when the cell is focused but with the dropdown closed will select the previous or next item automatically and set it as the cell value. This does prevent the usual table function of going to the previous or next row when focused on a dropdown cell, but I think it's a worthwhile trade-off. When the dropdown is open, the up and down arrows work the same as previously implemented.
Typing out characters will initiate a search and select the first matching option automatically and set it as the cell value. For example, for the following options:
Apples
Oranges
Bananas
Typing out o and r on the keyboard will automatically select the Oranges option.
Credit to @bennothommo
Ben Thomson
Alexander Guth
Ayumi Hamasaki
Luke Towers
Alexander Voronin
Scott Bedard
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SeriousKen
Luke Towers
Alexander Guth
Patrik Nemeček
Denis Denisov
Rachasak Ragkamnerd
Samuel Georges
Ben Thomson
Tomy Smith
Ben Thomson
Antonie Hogewoning
Anže Časar
fansaien
Woo
Jim Cottrell
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