another page). Usage as such: ^Widget(assetId, width, height, templateId);
assetId is the ID of the asset to widgetize, width and height are the size of
the iframe, templateId is the template ID of the template to use for the widget
itself. This will pop up an icon that shows you some markup to put on another
page to embed the asset in widget form. If no template given, will use the
ajaxInlineView of the asset.
Add passthruUrls to the list of URLs that are changed by fixUrl.
Wrote a bunch of POD for fixUrl
Changed the regular expressions related to badUrl so they don't need to copy the data. This
will speed them up.
Fixed a bug where trailing slashes would defeat the badUrl check.
Re-indented according to WGBP.
Added tests to cover all of the changes.
In these three files, any check for status=archived was removed, since
in each case it is possible that the Asset may want to be viewable
when it is archived, like Files, Posts, etc.
Updated Session/Url.t to remove tests for status=archived.
that will display a field, but is not settable via the update() method.
- api: You may now use a customDrawMethod attribute in your asset properties
list that will enable you to add custom display options for that fields when
the edit form is automatically generated.
- Added file attachments to the Wiki.
- Added a new attachments form control.
- Added a form control skeleton.
the assetSize in the db was set wrong. This happened when a File/Image
was added, and when it is committed. Editing the Asset would fix it, but
once it was committed, the files in the Storage area were not added.
List of Changes:
1) Removed setSize from File/Image.pm. It can inherit from File.
2) In Asset::File::processPropertiesFromFormPost, set _storageLocation to the Storage
object. Remove the call to setSize since it's done in ->update
3) In Asset::File::setSize, fetch the current storage object via getStorageLocation.
4) In Asset::File::update, move the call to update after the filesystem work. This
way changes in the size of the permissions file get accounted for.
5) In Asset::update, call setSize after all changes, regardless of whether or not
properties have changed.
6) In Asset::setSize, refactor out the size calculation and update $self's properties
cache so that long running scripts have the right size.
