This commit adds validation for course advanced settings. Currently when course
administrators make invalid changes in the Settings/Advanced Settings tab,
they're not notified through a new modal window of the list of invalid settings
changes.
* Extending CourseMetadata
- Previously, we only had update_from_json method in CourseMetadata.py,
and it was only validating one field every POST request.
- Now we have validate_and_update_from_json method that encapsulates the
functionality of update_from_json into a validation call
- To avoid discrepancy of validation standards between modules, validation
uses the from_json method implemented to each field in xblock.
* Different Response in advanced settings ajax requests
- After receiving a POST ajax request, course.py calls
validate_and_update_from_json, and sends a json object of either:
1) valid course metadata model
2) error objects
* Error Messages shown in validation-error-modal
- error objects passed through ajax are shown in a separate modal.
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.
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.
A few notes:
1. Downloads are done through direct requests. This is due to the difficulty of downloading a file to the correct place
2. Modifiying a file will just change the file to a random 10 character string.
3. The page is reloaded in between uploads. This is due to a current caching bug that is in the process of being looked into and will be updated once it is fixed.
