There are numerous bugs with this new module to do with showing the currently selected date,
random changes in the selected dates, showing multiple selected dates and css errors.
This reverts commit 1d128663f6.
This reverts commit 4a521e6596.
The aria-live="polite" attribute is incorrectly added to the fieldset,
causing the entire fieldset to be read out on change in some browsers. This
is unnecessary.
It also does not announce the current state of the fieldset (collaped or
open) and should.
The calendar popup toggle must use an image, rather than an input with type
of image as the latter is actually a form of submit button, and hence it
steals the focus away from the real submit button.
calendar panel.render() sets zIndex to 0, when calendar is used next to filepicker, it overlaps
zIndex should be set by css and not JS, and previously used removeAttr on panel breaks JS on ie8.
So solution is to render panel and then remove z-index from dom
The new version of the dateselector is causing JS to stop
working completely in a lot of forms, so I've disabled
temporarily the ofending call to allow other stuff to be
integrated and tested.
This issue also corrects the way in which Y.one is called. Previously it
was called as constructor rather than as a static method so it always
returned a Y.Node, regardless of whether a node was found.
Additionally, this adds a config setting to the YUI configuration such that
debug messages are not shown in the JS console when debugging is disabled.
The displaying of advanced items has been refactored. The changes are:
* The Advanced button is replaced by the Show Less/More link
* The Show less/more link controls advanced elements only within the section
it is located at
* The Show less/more state of sections is preserved between form submissions
* When javascript is off, all advanced elements will be displayed by default,
no show/hide controls will exists on the page
Make the forms easier to use and navigate by adding functionality to
collapse and extend form sections (headers). The logic is as follows:
If form contains 2 and less sections (headers):
* Display the form as non-collapsible at all.
* The point above can be overridden if developer marks the section as expanded
in form definition (e.g. $mform->setExpanded('foo'));
If form contains 3 and more sections (headers):
* always expanding the first section and closing all others by default;
* always expanding a section containing at least one "required" element;
* expanding any section which contains validation errors after submission;
* expanding any section which was previously open on previous submit (e.g. when
adding new choices);
* expanding the section which is marked as expanded in form definition (e.g.
$mform->setExpanded('foo');
clean the external string against cross-scripting, proper usage of doclink,
correcting the require_once quickform/input
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