2.10.5 Daisy Wiki
2.10.5.1 HTML editor
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improvements for working with includes:
- include previews: in case of "daisy:" includes, the actual content of the included document is now shown right inside the editor. The content is (mostly) uneditable, trying to edit it will propose to open the included document in a new window.
- there are now toolbar buttons to insert an include, query or query-and-include. This is more obvious to use than inserting an empty line and switching the block element via the dropdown.
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Various improvements to the dialogs: better (correct) sizing especially on Internet Explorer, layout improvements, use of Dojo (such as a custom widget to edit Daisy links), bug fixes, ...
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Firefox-specific improvement: pressing enter on the end of a paragraph, followed by backspace to remove the inserted paragraph, didn't always work.
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Table editing improvements: table cursor is automatically located in first table cell after table creation, tables are by default 100% wide, some other small things.
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Made it possible to create a link when only an image is selected.
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The HTML cleaner removes single newlines before a closing </pre> tag, which were typically inserted by Firefox but lead to layout distortions in the HTML editor in Internet Explorer.
2.10.5.2 Other changes to the Daisy Wiki
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Improvements to editing of date and datetime values: datetime values now also have date and time pickers, the pickers are Dojo-based (and don't open in a new window), the time format allows to edit seconds, and lenient date parse mode is disabled, meaning that a date like Jan 32 is no longer silently accepted as Feb 1, but gives a validation error.
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Administration screens:
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it is now possible to sort on the various columns in the listings of document types, users, etc.
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editing selection lists is now done with the same widget as for editing navigation trees. This was done to support hierarchical navigation trees, but also makes editing of flat selection lists more comfortable, and allows for XML-source based editing.
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Document types which are marked as deprecated are now hidden on the "New document" page and in the "Link to new" dialog.
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When retrieving the data of a part in the Wiki, using the "..../data" URL (i.o.w. using the PartReader), the file name of the part (if available) is set via the Content-Disposition header.
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"daisy/" is by default not included anymore at the start of URLs.
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The query search page now features an autocompletion-suggestion popup.
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The fulltext search page is enhanced with the new query language features, such as display of relevant content extracts, score indication, and paged results.
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And of course various changes to support new repository features, such as hierarchical fields, asynchronous selection lists, a complete workflow GUI, ...
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