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Questionnaire responses don't currently set problem_state.
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Give it the same sort of look as currently on the front page.
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Revert the behaviour from 36baff2d, so that everyone can use the 'action
scheduled' state, and instead if someone with report_instruct permission
has the state set to 'action scheduled', add an extra mandatory question
asking whether they want to raise a defect or not.
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The input is used by e.g. Chrome/Safari to position the "required" error
message, so needs to be on screen.
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'Post' suggest you're putting this somewhere, like a message board,
whereas 'Send' is more conventional for contact forms.
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To encourage local council people interested in FixMyStreet Pro to use
our sales enquiry form instead of the general contact form.
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This is a much broader summary page, plus a body name autocomplete.
This uses a cut down version of chart.js. [1]
[1] The full version was 149Kb (41Kb gzipped) plus you needed moment
(50Kb/17Kb), for a total of 199Kb/58Kb. By stripping out unused graphs
and code and config options, and switching to category axis rather than
time, it is now a total of 39Kb/13Kb.
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Puts it back on alert page, lost in July 2016.
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Both uses can be covered by existing modules.
This means we can drop FCGI also.
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This means we can drop Crypt::SSLeay and a few others.
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These two packages were previously installed as a dependency of
postgresql-server-dev-all, but are no longer on stretch.
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Class::Std, Class::Std::Fast and TermReadyKey were installed for use
by SOAP::WSDL, which was removed in 4d077406. Return::Value was used
by Email::Send, removed in b26da0da.
The remainder are core modules that now have a minimal version which
is higher than what we require.
Other things that look to be removed but shouldn't:
* CGI and Module::Pluggable need to be packaged as these are removed
from core in 5.22 and 5.20 respectively;
* MooseX::NonMoose is still needed for system Mac perl installation;
* Cpanel::JSON::XS/ Devel::GlobalDestruction::XS might be installed;
* CPAN::Meta::YAML, I'm not sure about but it seems to think that it
already has a higher version installed than it does.
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Make the relevant labels inline-block so that their click area is not
wider than their content; move the body name outside of the heading.
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Along the model of GitHub’s scripts, add generic scripts to
bootstrap, update, test or run a server.
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When the category or state changes, the list of available templates
updates (previously it was frozen at what the category was on page
load, and didn't care about the state).
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It would match the wrong submit button (because switching to duplicate
introduced new submit buttons).
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Also include areas in auto-generated problems.
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The newest version of Dropzone has added support for client-side resizing of
images, so this commit upgrades to version 5.1.1 and takes advantage of that in
order to reduce the disc space consumed by uploaded images.
The target size & JPEG quality is quite aggressive, resulting in files in the
region of 200-300KB instead of several MB. I've tried to pick a value which
doesn't impact the usefulness of the photos in identifying problems.
Handily the new version also correctly rotates images according to the EXIF tag
so our patch has be reduced dramatically to deal with the sync nature of the
mini EXIF library in use.
Related to the disc space part of #1411, though EXIF metadata isn't stripped.
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Fixes mysociety/fixmystreet-commercial#859
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Instead of checking if the list of bodies has changed at all, mark the
report for resending if there is a body in the new list not present in
the old.
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This now lets the response priority and defect type handling share the
same code.
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This means that the tests can be run in parallel.
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Historically in UK cobrands, bodies have had IDs the same as the MapIt
area ID they cover. This can be confusing (if you are setting up a dev
environment, say) and should not be necessary. This commit removes the
requirement entirely, by switching any ID checks to either the name of
the body, or the actual area it covers.
One note: the body name in the test has to match so that we do not get
two bodies both covering 2237 created. This will not be necessary when
the tests are compartmentalized in the next commit.
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Given a MapIt area ID, the script will create a body and categories,
users with different levels of permissions, and some random problems
and updates. It can optionally empty out the database first.
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Add hook so that cobrands can change pin hover title.
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