... with no functionality attached to it except notifying the WOPI host
that button was clicked. Host is supposed to do the action thereafter
itself.
Also, notify the host when a save succeeds or fails.
Change-Id: I0daa2690af2259233840ea7ab4326b9b80d5fa87
Amazingly, this (my third attempt) seems to work.
Add a boolean 'forAllClients' parameter to the loleafget getPreview()
function, and pass it as true in the location where a new preview of
an edited slide is requested.
Add a parameter 'broadcast' to the 'tile' (request) message. Set to
'yes' in the above case. When subscribing to a such tile rendering,
subscribe all sessions of the document.
While at it, drop the default values for the parameters of the
TileDesc constructor. I dislike default values...
Change-Id: Idb438f11c953d791fafe4c890e0497d8dfbaa733
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/29591
Reviewed-by: pranavk <pranavk@collabora.co.uk>
Tested-by: pranavk <pranavk@collabora.co.uk>
Post App_LoadingStatus with 'Status' field as Frame_Ready when
we are ready to show the UI.
Post Document_Loaded when document is completely loaded after
which loleaflet is ready to respond to more document specific
queries through post message API.
Change-Id: I60a4e9b75e115c748fcee8d449bc8c2d4ffa34a9
WOPI hosts can now send above mentioned messages to loleaflet so
that loleaflet does stuff accordingly.
Change-Id: I50e10a62c5b629bd12f7d9ce51bcd13cb13cdd8a
No need to fire it if nothing happens. Just confuses a reader of the
code.
I don't really understand JavsScript events etc, so if I have
misunderstood something, feel free to revert.
The meaning of the cursorURL option is changed: now it does not
represent anymore the full URL including protocol and server but only
the path local to the server.
Map option curosr.HotSpot has been removed since not requested.
cursorURL option has been documented in reference.html.
Change-Id: I9ccc4756ade469018837af08b1d32a3fabddc958
The previous work changed the behaviour of searchAll so that it does not
create a real selection, but instead adds additional mean of highlight, so
that it is possible to show all the results, and travel them at the same time.
The usage is now:
* call once the highlightAll()
* and then traverse the results using search()
Most of the errors are not interesting for the user (in the sense that they
couldn't do anything about them anyway), for those return just a general
'internal error'; details are still available through the 'cmd' and 'kind'.
The rest have their own 'id'.