Fixes#3595. Replaces #4736. Credit to @SebastiaanKloos for the initial solution.
Also fixes a longstanding issue where dynamically added fields were not considered when refreshing dependant fields.
* add readonly and disabled support to colorpicker
* add support for attributes in colorpicker widget
* Hide default options is disabled and readonly state. Modify styling to be more inline with spectrum disabled state
This change allows for easy customisation of the relation manager titles and toolbar buttons.
For buttons - define your custom strings directly in the standard `toolbarButtons` syntax...
```
toolbarButtons:
create: acme.blog::lang.subcategory.CreateButtonText
delete: # omit the string to fall back to the default button text
```
...and the old syntax still works...
```
toolbarButtons: create|delete
```
For titles - define different strings for each mode (form, list or pivot)...
```
title:
form: acme.blog::lang.subcategory.FormTitle
list: acme.blog::lang.subcategory.ListTitle
```
This feature provides developer convenience, for example in this situation where I have a relation manager that is used to assign user permissions to a project:
Before

After

This PR contains no breaking changes.
getLoadValue() was previously using the find method for getting the selected model on load when not using the Record Finder in relation mode.
This means it was searching by the primary key, regardless of whether the keyFrom setting on the Record Finder widget was changed. This has the effect of the keyFrom setting being correctly used to determine the value of the record finder field when a model is selected, but the widget being unable to find the model when it refreshes or reloads.
This change instead searches for the field's value in the column specified for the keyFrom setting, allowing us to use a different identifying column for loading the selected record.
This change removes the default postback handler for the datatable
widget (onSave) and instead relies on the closest form's request
handler. While `onSave` was a safe default, it did not take into account
the relation widget using other handlers.
The table widget will use an explicitly specified handler first, then it
will try and use the form's request handler, before using `onSave` as a
fallback, although this should really never occur.
Fixes#4776.
These can be added back in post-Laravel 6 era (> PHP 7.2)
Also removed the defaults since they are no longer needed, supplied by the new objects
Refs #4929
Can be one of three values:
- "default": Shows all repeater items expanded on load.
- "collapsed": Shows all repeater items collapsed on load.
- "accordion": Shows only the first repeater item expanded on load. When another item is clicked, all other open items are collapsed.
Implements #4801. Refs: https://github.com/rainlab/builder-plugin/issues/165, #2631