I would prefer this be passed in via the bundle, but it continues to fail
saying "Unknown Provider". I have chosen to require them into the module
the old-fashioned way, then allow an injectible dependency to override.
It's worth noting that I changed the .gl-plot position from relative to absolute
in an attempt to match the results to a similar requirement in MCT Table. Setting
to absolute caused no regressions as far as I could tell, but I have not attempted
browsers outside of Chrome.
Fixes#1161
New .s-selectable, .s-hover, .s-selected and .s-moveable classes
New supporting color constants
Markup in layouts, fixed position/panels updated
Removed old commented code
Extends PlotController by adding three new scoped methods:
exportPDF, exportPNG, exportJPG.
All three methods use basically the same steps. The HTML node
of the plot is passed through html2canvas which generates a canvas.
From the canvas we export a blob, PNG, or JPG then save the file.
Changed test to ensure checkAll and it's appropriate filter string are
set whenever checkAll is changed.
Removed redundant line checking for a filter string of 'NONE' as this
is no longer a possibility.
Changed test to work properly with #1117 fix.
Checks if checkAll gets checked when no options are checked.
Checks if changing checkAll updates the filter string to ''
Upon deselecting every filter, the search returns nothing. This serves
no useful purpose as discussed in #1117. Now deselecting every filter
automatically selects 'All'.
...as this will trigger a refresh of the mct-representation for
the tree, which will in turn create a new mct-tree instance,
resulting in any expanded/collapsed state being lost.
Fixes#1008.
TreeView's observers will be called when the selected domain object
changes, which can occur for one of two reasons:
1. Because a new value was set externally, from mct-tree.
2. Because a new value was selected, by the user.
In the latter case a $apply is needed, but in the former it is not
(and causes an error.) However, when that case occurs, the value in
scope will be up to date already (it was a watch that triggered the
call to treeView.value) so no assignment or $apply is necessary.
Fixes#1114.
