Hi Robertl;
For the last issue, this requires to store the values of all form
elements on initializing and check the changes when navigating away. It
is quite tricky as the form may be dynamically created. I think we
should leave this feature in another bug.
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** Tags added: adodb dmllib
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Title:
Use adodb "mysqli" instead of "my
Public bug reported:
Version: all
Platform: all
In many places of Mahara, e.g. 'Content/Resume/Interest', when an user
clicks 'Cancel' button, the content should be reset to the initial
value.
** Affects: mahara
Importance: High
Assignee: Son Nguyen (ngson2000)
Status: New
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The bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/mahara/+bug/1212095 has been reported
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Hi Robert;
About "Content -> Résumé -> Interests", when clicking 'cancel', I expect
the content of text in the editor should be reset. Actually it is NOT. I
will file a bug about this. If it is solved this issue will be solved.
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https://reviews.mahara.org/#/c/2405/
Have submitted a new patch for this.
This patch updates the $cfg->iframeregexp to handle
- http://
- https://
- //
in iframe src code
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Okay, that must have been why I didn't notice this. I was getting the
old embed code -- perhaps YouTube had stored this as my preference at
some point.
Re-opening. We should support the new and old embed code, by supporting
scheme-relative URLs for iframes. This will probably require us
rewriting
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Titl
Ok there was a bug in my patch that slipped through.
However there still is a problem with embedding code into the
externalmedia block.
If I go to a YouTube video and select the 'Embed' option I get to copy code
that looks like this:
Adding that to the externalmedia block gives me no video.
H
** Changed in: mahara/1.7
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ruslan Kabalin (rkabalin)
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** Summary changed:
- Mixed content blocked
+ Firefox now blocks iframes that don't match the parent frame's http/https
protocol. This breaks many existing embedded videos
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I also tested it by putting a YouTube embed with protocol-relative "//"
URLs, in a text box, and that worked fine as well.
If anything, it's the *existing* YouTube embeds with the older non-
protocol-relative URLs, which are likely to cause problems. But we've
opened a separate bug for those:
http
I'm actually not finding *any* problem with the existing external
content block handling the new YouTube iframes that have "//" in the
URL. They seem to work fine, in HTTP and HTTPS sites, in Firefox and in
Chrome (on Ubuntu). See for example: https://mahara.org/user/aaronw/nz-
has-seals
I'm going
Reviewed: https://reviews.mahara.org/2404
Committed:
http://gitorious.org/mahara/mahara/commit/c7f5694c57bd84f46caf32facbdc5b6619847cef
Submitter: Aaron Wells (aar...@catalyst.net.nz)
Branch:1.7_STABLE
commit c7f5694c57bd84f46caf32facbdc5b6619847cef
Author: Aaron Wells
Date: Tue Aug 13 18
I reverted https://reviews.mahara.org/#/c/2384/ and
https://reviews.mahara.org/#/c/2385/ because the patch had a rather
dramatic regression. Each time you saved an existing external content
block, it would add an additional "http://"; to the front of each URL in
it. On the second save, the URLs wou
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