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Users with the `report_inspect` permission can click a new 'inspect' button on a
report page to input more detailed problem information into a new form that
appears in a column alongside the report detail.
- Inspector data is stored in problem's 'extra' field
- Report category/state can be edited
- Location can be changed by dragging the pin or HTML5 geolocation
(Factored out Zurich admin pin drag into own function)
For mysociety/fixmystreetforcouncils#22
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There's no need for the IP->country lookup, only used in JavaScript
to display a banner, to require a call to the FixMyStreet server.
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Perl 5.20 introduced a version of Encode that errors on decoding already
decoded content (rather than returning the same string). Whilst this can
be taken as a bug in our code (although the decoding exists because some
versions of FastCGI silently UTF-8 encode the content), in the changelog
for Perl the only reference to this change is the line: "Encode has been
upgraded from version 2.49 to 2.60.".
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Use a central get_param and get_param_list functions dependent on
whether we're after a scalar or a list (almost always a scalar). This
prevents any possibility of confusion where param() could return a list,
or params->{} an arrayref.
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This includes MapIt postcode lookups, geocoding, query parameters, tile
clicks. Stringifying truncates them to six decimal places, which means
we no longer need any "short" versions anywhere, and the JSON response
will always uses a decimal point regardless of locale.
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only on FMS and only if from outside the uk
Fixes #571
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This makes it a bit easier to override the message in templates which
makes it a bit easier for cobrands.
Leaves the default error message in location_error stash key which
should prevent any existing logic breaking.
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e.g. 'Clapham'.
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