Improve the admin mechanics #725
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These changes improve the layout and usability of the form.
The script initializes the input state on page load and updates it on checkbox state changes.
Added JavaScript to dynamically enable or disable form fields based on the state of related checkboxes across multiple admin views: - `_Admin_BlogEditing.cshtml`: Toggle "Preferred Blogging API" dropdown based on "Enable Blogger API" checkbox. - `_Admin_Comments.cshtml`: Toggle reCAPTCHA fields and "Days Comments Allowed" textbox based on respective checkboxes. - `_Admin_Internal.cshtml`: Toggle "Display Time Zone Index" dropdown based on "Adjust Display Time Zone" checkbox. Improves user experience by ensuring only relevant fields are interactive, reducing potential errors.
Implemented a new script that manages form field states based on the "EnableComments" checkbox. The script ensures fields are re-enabled when the checkbox is checked and integrates with other scripts for toggling logic, such as captcha and comment days.
Improved handling of enabling/disabling form fields based on the state of comments, captcha, and comment days checkboxes. The logic now ensures that reCAPTCHA and comment days fields are only enabled if the comments checkbox is checked. Added event listeners for dynamic toggling of fields, streamlining the overall structure and reducing redundancy in the event handling logic.
Implemented functionality to enable or disable the TinyMCE API key textbox depending on the selected entry edit control option. Added a new dropdown for entry editing control and an event listener to manage the textbox state accordingly.
- Added `<PostPinnedToHomePage />` and `<AlwaysIncludeContentInRSS>` settings to `site.Development.config` and `site.config`. - Replaced `TextBoxFor` with `DropDownListFor` in `_Admin_FrontPage.cshtml` for category selection, dynamically populated using `CategoryListViewModel`. - Introduced `CategoryListViewModel` to manage category dropdown data, including a default option. - Updated `BlogPostListViewModel.cs` to use LINQ by adding `using System.Linq;`. - Improved admin UI for managing categories and added support for pinning posts and RSS content inclusion.
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PR Classification
New feature and user interface improvements.
PR Summary
This pull request introduces new configuration options and enhances the user interface across several files for better usability and functionality. Key changes include:
site.Development.configandsite.config: Added settings forPostPinnedToHomePageandAlwaysIncludeContentInRSS.CategoryListViewModel.cs: Introduced a new class for managing categories with an initialization method.Login.cshtml: Improved layout and added validation feedback._Admin_FrontPage.cshtml: Replaced text box for front page category selection with a dropdown list._Admin_BlogEditing.cshtmland_Admin_Comments.cshtml: Added scripts to manage form element states based on user interactions.Close #720