Fix donwload subs for non youtube videos and non-en language - continue.
Add acceptance tests.
Add detetion of assets on request.
Updated docstring.
Add fixes and acceptance tests.
Fix acceptance tests.
Update docsrtings and cleanup code, resful for language_id.
Specify exception type in POST.
Fix url in upload module.
Improve exception handling.
Remove 'en' and catching in editable_metadata.
Move descriptor.get_context test to lms tests.
Add query parameter to translation dispatch.
Response to format parameter of translatin GET request.
Fix Acceprance test: Metadata Editor.
move handlers to proper scores.
Split video player into smaller files.
Add ugettext and fix typoes.
Add changelog.
Support for downloading non-ascii filenames.
Change event binding.
Add content-language to download requests.
Reractor POST handler to not update self.transcripts.
This is the changes for STUD-1244, which introduces the ability for Studio to display
arbitrarily nested xblocks. In this change, a new container page is introduced which can
display nested xblocks. In particular, the xblock type of 'vertical' is special cased
to be shown inline as a collapsible section. The unit page is mostly unchanged, except
that container xblock's are shown as a link to their container page, rather than being
shown inline.
Authors can upload an image (or choose an existing one) from the
settings page, using the in-context uploader from PDF
textbooks. Includes tests for backwards compatibility with XML courses
-- they used a magic filename (images/course_image.jpg) which is
mapped to a location in the Mongo contentstore.
Still needs some UX work, though the backend plumbing is there.
Previously the file upload dialog was PDF- and textbook-specific. The
changes are adding parameters to the FileUpload model for the file
type, and adding an onSuccess callback to the UploadDialog view. Also
moved upload-specific SASS into its own file.
Rather than asynchronously saving when a setting is updated, we now
prompt the user to confirm their changes and only persist the data if
they hit the save button. Lettuce tests are updated to expect this
behavior and some new ones are added.
Previously, for a textbook with only one chapter, we allowed that chapter to
not have a title -- under the assumption that it would be shown as a monolithic
textbook, instead of a chaptered textbook. However, the UI doesn't support that
idea, the code was getting a bit messy, and there was no real benefit to the idea
of not having to specify a chapter title. This commit removes that special case,
and ensures that all textbook chapters must have a name and an asset path.
