Addresses WTD-1506 (context menu does not disappear after
action is chosen); listen for click events on the menu
itself and dismiss the menu when these occur.
Previously any click on the context menu would
close the context menu rather than doing the
appropriate action. This is now fixed. The menu
only closes when a click happens not on the
menu. #33.
Splitting up the context menu gesture's functionality into
separate context menu gesture and context menu actions.
The gesture watches for right-clicks, while the action
displays the menu. #33.
The context menu gesture is called when the user clicks
the arrow next to the title of a domain object. This does
not yet display the context menu. It also does not yet
distinguish between edit and browse mode. #33.
Removed commented out code that
alerts the user if they cannot
perform a drag and drop. Inserted a
comment marking where an alert can be placed
Issue 11.
Trust resource URLs to skip SCE-checking (which profiling
flags as a performance problem) for mct-include and
mct-representation; these URLs are pulled from bundles and
not user-entered, so should be trusted. WTD-1256.
Disallows drag and drop during browse mode,
unless dragging and dropping into a folder
view. Allows drag and drop into a layout view
only in edit mode also. Can be unit tested now.
WTD-11.
When switching among domain objects and/or views, avoid
reusing the same information is scope. The wrong information
in scope can cause various failures in views, such as WTD-1182.
Add service to communicate data after/during a drag-and-drop, to allow
drag contents to be checked during dragover, and to allow full JavaScript
objects to be passed during drags (within the same window.) WTD-988.
Broadcast an event when drag-drop domain object composition
occurs, such that the view in question may utilize the drop
coordinates (e.g. to position elements in a layout or fixed
position view.) WTD-877.
Fix styles used to reposition context menus when they are
near the edge of the screen, so that these menus remain
both on-screen and near the user's mouse. WTD-719.
When changes to a domain object's modification timestamp are
detected, refresh only the capabilities associated with that
domain object (instead of rebuilding the whole view.)
Specifically avoids latency when layout views are rebuilt,
WTD-716.
Support priority ordering from the mct-include directive
(such that the highest-priority template for a given key
is what gets included.) Needed to support variations among
application logos in the bottom right (depending on deployment.)
WTD-667.
