If neither start nor advertised_start has been changed from default
don't show the course start date.
This allows us to accept course registrations for courses whose start
date is yet TBD.
Users will first be shown the first 25 responses of a viewed thread and
then have the option of loading 100 more at a time until all responses
have been loaded. This mitigates the performance impact of very large
threads by avoiding the need to render and transfer over the network
all content of a large thread at once. It will also allow students with
slower browsers to interact with large threads even if they cannot load
all of the responses.
- Clarify checkbox description wording
- Wrap checkbox and envelope icon in div to make it stand out
- Added styling for wrapper div
- Wrap label element around div to allow clicking the envelope to activate the checkbox
- Indented HTML and fixed if wrapping issue
* adds in Sass placeholder to mirror older/inherited button styling used in LMS
* uses light theming Sass variables for button styling
* adds specific selector for certificate download button
* provides new .scss file for developers to add temporary/in-progress Sass for further refactor/polish
* cleans up note/import order in all application scss files
This button has been broken for at least a year, so the code has
suffered from bit rot and should be reimplmemented if the feature is
necessary in the short term (which is unlikely since it has been broken
for so long).
All the dialogs in the wiki are now accessible to screen readers.
Also, the "Switch to selected version" button did the odd thing of
reloading the page with the new version selected, but inside a dialog.
That is now fixed.
The merge dialog has a warning that looks kind of funky still, but you
can read it, unlike the previous code.
LMS-1337
Restrict grade report generation to 'is_superuser' users (can be overridden with
feature flag ALLOW_COURSE_STAFF_GRADE_DOWNLOADS); all staff users can download
generated files.
LMS-58
AJAX requests on forums pages occasionally fail (usually when a request
to the comments service times out), but the user is not made aware of
the failure. This manifests as either the system not appearing to store
state (e.g. if an attempt to flag a post fails) or something taking
forever to load. Now, a modal will pop up to alert the user that a
request has failed and instruct them to reload the page.
In the longer term, we should fix each user gesture that results in an
AJAX call to gracefully handle a failure by resetting the state of the
world appropriately and aleritng the user.
JIRA: FOR-37
