See discussion at https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/526754d5-8786-49cd-aaa1-c77311670116%40googlegroups.com:
The history here is that in v5.1.14 we added an "actions" attribute to the checkbox widget that specified an action string to be specified whenever the state of the checkbox changed. The same action string is executed regardless of whether the checkbox was checked or unchecked.
Then in v5.1.16 we merged https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/pull/3182 which added the "uncheckactions" attribute. The difference between the two is that the uncheckactions are only executed if the checkbox is unchecked. The main "actions" attribute is executed before any actions in "uncheckactions", which makes it possible to arrange things so that the "actions" attribute sets things to the checked state while the "uncheckactions" attribute overwrites those changes to set things to the unchecked state.
In retrospect, it would have made more sense to have also added a "checkactions" attribute that was executed only if the checkbox was checked. I'll investigate adding it for v5.1.20.
It turns out that the `localeCompare` function used by `compareStateText()` is very, very slow. Replacing it with a straightforward equality test makes one of my test rigs be 10x faster...
Note that this PR reverts the behaviour of match/nomatch to that before #3157. That change was not backwards compatible in that the switch to localeCompare meant that é === e, now it doesn't again.
@BurningTreeC I think this might have been a typo in your recent refactorings; if you look back at an old version such as c0c1b557eb/core/modules/widgets/reveal.js then there is no sign of this fallback.
Fixes#3874
* add focus capability to edit-shortcut widget
* focus the keyboard-shortcut inputs in the control panel
... there's no other reason why it could have been opened other than just pressing a shorcut ...
... saves the mouseclick
in my tests listening for the dragend event and removing the tc-dragover class in that case removes the `tc-dragover` every time it should ...
without this, firefox often doesn't remove it and the green bar sticks at the top
investigating now if the droppable widget has a similar problem
* add tv-override-missing-links variable
this lets us set `tv-override-missing-links` true so that we can fix edge cases like the `Filter` dropdown in the `Advanced Search` when `enable missing links` is unchecked in the `Settings` tab of the Control Panel
* add tv-override-missing-links to filter dropdown
* add tv-override-missing-links to type dropdown
* add tv-override-missing-links to fieldname dropd
* add tv-override-missing-links to TagManager(icons)
* undo tv-override-missing-links TagManager
not needed here
* Update link.js
* Update dropdown.tid
* Update fields.tid
* Update type.tid
* Update dropdown.tid
* Update link.js
* simplify all together
* add tv-hide-missing-links to pagetemplate
* do we need to refresh here...
... if the variable gets set on top of the pagetemplate?
* make triggerPopup optionally set state directly
* update button widget for new state attributes
* update reveal widget for new state attributes
* fix errors in button widget
this makes a keyboard widget update its keyInfoArray if its key has the `((descriptor))` format and one of the platform-specific configuration tiddlers with that descriptor-suffix changes
Makes things a bit easier to follow when working in multiuser environments.
@inmysocks, @danielo515, @arlen22, @pmario, @drakor does this make sense for your use cases?
* Adds a range widget
Adds a range widget that supports all the range attributes on a input[type=range] element. These include min max and increment.
* Update range.js
* Fix spaces vs tabs.
* Added documentation.
* sets checked ckass for radio widget wrapper
* added tc-radio as standard class for radio widgets
* removed selectedClass again, as suggested
@pmario ;-)
