* Documentation for indeterminate checkboxes
* Unit tests for indeterminate checkboxes
* Implement indeterminate checkboxes
* Simplify indeterminate checkbox example
* Slightly simplify refresh logic for indeterminate
That five-line if statement can be turned into a simple assignment.
* Use "yes" and "no" for checkbox indeterminate attr
This makes the "indeterminate" attribute of the checkbox widget work the
same way as other boolean attributes of other widgets.
* Fix bug with invertTag attribute
One place in the checkbox widget code was checking invertTag for
Javascript truthiness rather than the value "yes", which could have
produced incorrect results if anyone wrote invertTag="no". Fixed.
* fix: formatDateString with [UTC]xxx didn't use passed date
* test: for formatDateString UTC
* fix: not possible to test internal date without hijack
Expected '20220410073037515' to be '20220410073037516'.
* fix: hour
* Give plugin authors the chance to extend a palette
* Update CSS.tid
* Update ColourMacro.tid
* Update CSS.tid
* Update ColourMacro.tid
* Add whitespace trim to colour macro
* Do not remove localstorage items while looping
While looping over all the browser storage items by index, the items
should not be removed because removing alters the index positions. The
item following the removed one will be skipped by the loop.
Instead, accumulate a list of keys to remove and remove them after the
loop.
* Implement full delete support for browser storage plugin
Before, deletes only worked for tiddlers which are only present in the
localstorage. Now deleted tiddlers are marked in localstorage using an
empty string value.
At startup, the localstorage tiddlers with empty strings will be deleted
from the wiki if they are still present. If they are already gone from
the wiki, then the blank localstorage entry will be deleted.
* Document drawbacks to using '[all[]]' and provide an alternative
* Show server response as error message in put saver
I'd like to use this on Tiddlyhost so users can get more informative
error messages if the put save fails for whatever reason.
This would make the put saver a viable replacement for the legacy
upload saver, which is what Tiddlyhost uses currently.
I'm not sure what standard WebDAV servers do, but I would guess they
don't provide any response body for put requests, and hence this
patch would have no impact for a standard WebDAV server. (That said,
it would be a good idea to test it to make sure there aren't any
unexpected regressions for WebDAV or other put saver compatible
services.)
* Access http response status directly in put saver
There's no need to extract it from the error string created inside
tw.utils.httpRequest if we can get it directly from the xhr object.
* Add 'Save starting' notification for put saver
There are two related changes here:
1. Add a 'Save starting' notification for the put saver, similar to
the upload saver. Not sure if it was intentionally omitted for
the put saver, but it seems reasonable to have the two be
consistent.
2. Send the 'Save starting' notifications in both upload and put
save right before the actual request is sent. While testing I
noticed that the save might have failed before the "Save
starting" notification appeared which doesn't seem useful.
