-Adds tooltips to all dialog-based form fields, to describe what each
field represents. The tooltip appears on focus of the field, and
hides once the field is blurred.
-Documentation content is pulled from a new namespace
'cloudStack.docs', under docs.js. A new attribute, 'docID' is then
specified on each createForm field to link the field to a specific
tooltip string.
-If no docID is specified, then no tooltip is rendered.
-This only applies to the 'generic' forms that are rendered using the
createForm widget
-This still needs to be localized
Conflicts:
ui/index.jsp
ui/scripts/configuration.js
ui/scripts/network.js
ui/scripts/ui/dialog.js
ui/scripts/vpc.js
On hover of a breadcrumb, show an overlay effect which focuses on that
particular panel, hiding all panels after it.
This allows a user to see the content of previous breadcrumbs that the
user loaded.
For any list view that has a corresponding detail view, adds a tooltip
to display the compact overview of the detail view contents, including
all available actions. This avoids a user from having to click into a
new panel to see more details and actions for an item.
This will happen automatically for any list view with a 'detailView'
sub-option, and will append a new column to the end of each item
row. If 'noCompact: true' is specified in the detailView's options,
then the quick view will not be rendered.
** Note: This also removes the existing list actions for the instances
and zones tables.
Example, to show a quick view:
listView: {
detailView: {
// Specify noCompact: true to not render a quick view
//
// noCompact: true
...
},
...
}
Conflicts:
ui/scripts/ui/widgets/detailView.js
Clicking the 'Virtual Router' button will show the same router tab as seen on
the VPC detail view.
-- Note that this is only clickable for admins, as users cannot view router
details in the API.
-Remove the ACL action from the tier chart item
-Adds an ACL overview list view under the VPC configure menu which
displays each tier and their total # of ACLs.
-Add ACL edit to tier detail view
- (misc) Also add IP address tab to tier detail view
Place tagging widget in a separate action and dialog class; it is
indicated by a 'tag' icon for better clarity.
-- This removes the requirement to specify a dummy 'edit' action on
multi-rules; instead, the separate tag action will appear automatically
as long as 'tags' is specified under the multiEdit's properties.
Conflicts:
client/WEB-INF/classes/resources/messages.properties
ui/css/cloudstack3.css
ui/index.jsp
When launching a VM via the 'add VM' button on a VPC tier, show
loading icon to the side of the VM count, so that the tier area isn't
blocked, allowing the user to add more VMs or do other actions to the
tier.
Currently, only icons are rendered on detail view actions. This change
adds support for showing a text label next to specified actions, which
has a button appearance. This is to allow certain actions to be more
visible, in the case where an icon isn't clear enough.
To make an action have a text label, add a 'textLabel' attribute to
the action properties:
editVpc: {
label: 'Edit VPC',
// textLabel property
textLabel: 'label.configure',
action: {
...
}
}
Currently, only icons are rendered on list view actions. This change
adds support for showing a text label next to specified actions, which
has a button appearance. This is to allow certain actions to be more
visible, in the case where an icon isn't clear enough.
To make an action have a text label, add a 'textLabel' attribute to
the action properties:
editVpc: {
label: 'Edit VPC',
// textLabel property
textLabel: 'label.configure',
action: {
...
}
}
-Fix hover state for virtual router block -- should not have a
highlight effect
-Add gray BG for multi-edit header area, for VPC PF/LB form
-Remove border around static NAT tier select
Adds a new drop-down to the enable static NAT dialog to allow selecting a tier to be associated with the VM. This is in the header of the list view.
It is defined as follows:
enableStaticNAT: {
...
action: {
noAdd: true,
custom: cloudStack.uiCustom.enableStaticNAT({
// VPC
tierSelect: function(args) {
args.response.success({
data: [
{ id: '1', description: 'VPC 1' },
{ id: '2', description: 'VPC 2' }
]
});
},
...