We need to use an Open edX footer by default (and that's what all non-edx.org
instances should base their footer off) and only use the edX footer on
edx.org.
This commit uses `SITE_NAME` to determine which footer to use.
Sites using theming or micro-sites with a `SITE_NAME` not ending in `edx.org`
should not be affected.
Added username into Authors file
[Ex-12] Add user to input coupon code in the Shopping Cart
[Ex-13] Discount should be reflected in the Payment confirmation page and email
added E-commerce Tab in Instructor Dashboard
added name/email in authors file
removed the is_active column, change the colors scheme, fixed bugs
wip
wip
test github account
STORE_BILLING_INFO set to True
cybersource api update, reference number updated, merchant_data removed from params
View Course buttons on receipt
link for course added to receipt
receipt.html view course button - func update
receipt.html course link update
move new CyberSource implementation to a separate file so that we can keep the original
remove config changes
remove config changes
remove coupon redemption during clear cart and update test cases
[Ex-11]added test cases(E-commerce Tab Instuctor Dashboard)
update data model max_length to 255
remove array paid_course_ids init in views.py
removed the is_active filter=false, added styling to the inactive coupon codes
remove coupon redemption during clear cart and update test cases
[Ex-11]added test cases(E-commerce Tab Instuctor Dashboard)
update data model max_length to 255
Add column to the list of coupons in the E-Commerce tab
Add ability for microsites to specify custom CyberSource secret configuration, i.e. run under different accounts
make the new CyberSource2 also microsite aware
updating migration for student and shopping cart apps
added user signup functionality that orignated from the Microsites
added non-microsite user signup tests
fix the hard coded callback URL to localhost
add comment
Modify e-commerce instructor tab to show a total amount above the coupon listings for admin finance user
made changes as suggested by diana khuang
add the CourseAccessRoles table to the Django Admin website
shopping cart coupon checkout changes as suggested by Jason Bau
changes are made according to the suggesstions on PR#4172
changes made in the coupons file
changes in the coupons get_coupon_info view
fix merge conflict resolution error
changes in the remove_coupon view json response
changes as suggested by David Baumgold
pep8/pylint fixes
Changes as suggested by jasonBau
don't assume item in shopping cart is a PaidCourseRegistration
fix up some logging
changed the urls of the coupon views and use the post to get the values from the request
The home button is removed, the search box is always displayed, and many
visual adjustments are made, along with a large amount of refactoring.
Originally reviewed in #4211
Thread entries now show an activity count that includes the original
post, and only one of the vote count and activity count is displayed
based on the user's selected sort. The sorting and filtering options now
both use a select and are somewhat more verbose, and the visual styling
of the sort/filter bar is updated.
Originally reviewed in #4165 with a bugfix in #4211
A thread will be labeled if it is pinned, if the user is following it,
or if it was authored by a staff member or community TA. This also
slightly changes the color used for community TA labels.
Originally reviewed in #4072
Use larger and lighter title font, decrease padding, and use lighter
solid backgrounds instead of gradients. Also, refactor SASS code to
conform better to our new style, including using more specific class
names.
Originally reviewed in #4072
XBlocks can disable navigation chrome.
This allows for full-screen XBlocks (such as code IDEs), as well as allowing us to somewhat hackishly build top-level XBlocks. This is the first step on the path to non-hackish top-level XBlocks.
There is an option to:
* Enable/disable accordion navigation
* Enable/disable/repoint tab navigation
This allows for full-screen XBlocks (e.g. a code IDE, or large video
player). It is also the first pass at allowing top-level XBlocks. It's
also now possible to make a chromeless XBlock, point a tab to it, and
make it point back to that tab.
Next steps down that path would be:
* Fix up how tabs are handled. The current version is a hack.
* Create appropriate XBlocks for courseware, tabbed navigation,
etc. to reach feature parity
* Invert/rejigger the XML format.
