* Fix for Bug #6618
This Commit fixes Bug #6618. It is a little bit more complicated than
using one tiddler to store the new value for a field. Because the
following can happen:
* The user types "not-a-date" into the field value of a simple text field.
* The user now selects a field name that uses a HTML5 date editor. The
Editor will show no date because the value cannot be parsed.
* The user saves the tiddler by clicking the checkmark.
Now the date-field contains the value "not-a-date" but the user was not
aware that this will be added. The edit control showed no date (because
the value was invalid) and the user assumed the field was empty and
won't be added to the tiddler.
To prevent this, every kind of field editor gets its own storage tiddler.
Its name is derived from the SHA256-hash of the name of the tiddler that
is returned by the Field Editor Cascade. That way every editor in the
cascade is only seeing its input. As long as the default setup (with one
default editor) is used, everything works like in 5.2.1.
This commit also fixes the bug that the after adding a field the
field-type input box was not focused again.
* Update Documentation for Field Editor Cascade
The fix for bug #6618 makes the handling of the tiddler backing the edit
operation much more complicated. See previous commit "Fix for Bug #6618"
for more details.
* Fix field edit bug
This fixes the field edit bug mentioned in
https://talk.tiddlywiki.org/t/possible-field-editing-bug-in-5-2-2/2884 .
* Revert "Fix visual regression in #6511"
This reverts commit c920960942.
* Add new class `tc-edit-fieldeditor`
This class must be added to input and select elements that are used as
field editors. This class reduces the line height of the input element
if it is displayed within the `tc-edit-fields` part of the edit
template.
This allows the same input and select elements to be used for editing
and adding fields.
* Add the new class `tc-edit-field` to the docs
The example in `Customizing EditTemplate Field Rendering` now uses the
new CSS classes.
* adding trim: Last of the macros I think
* adding trim: EditTemplate and ItemSidebarIcon
* adding trim: control panel basics
* Another hidden space to guide the uglifier
* More consistent nested quoting
* Reconciling tests for \whitespace trim
#4093 and #4100 are bundled in this PR
* qualified state-tiddlers for the tags input and fieldname + fieldvalue inputs
* newTagName, newFieldNameTiddler and newFieldValueTiddler variables defined in EditTemplate (all qualified through `qualify` macro)
* save-tiddler-actions macro in the EditTemplate (reused by the save-tiddler button)
* enter (configurable) in the fieldvalue field adds the field and sets focus to the next fieldname input
Edit:
* storyview="pop" for fields list
For some reason this is causing the focus to be repeatedly set to
the title field when editing a tiddler's text. Let's revert it for
now.
See Issue #1527.
This reverts commit fdc635007b.
By rearranging the `[all[]]` operator we are able to ensure that shadow
tiddlers get processed before ordinary tiddlers. This makes it easier
to create custom stylesheets that override the core.
We get a significant speed improvement of >10% by rearranging filter
operators to bring to the front the operators likely to reduce the size
working list.
Now we reserve the `title` class for the tiddler title span itself, and
`titlebar` for the previous purpose of identifying the div containing
the title and the toolbar buttons
Belatedly realised that the design would be clearer without these two
separate concepts being conflated into a single widget.
As a result of this change, any other widget or template that generates
transclude widgets has needed adjustment.
Not yet complete - we can't add or remove fields, and we need to
trigger type-specific editors for certain field types. And the layout
is a bit rubbish at the moment
Templates are the low-level bits and pieces that allow TW5 to generate
HTML and CSS renderings of tiddlers. The UI folder contains the
user-visible UI of TW5
