This way concrete form implementations can also simply fetch form
dependent request values without referring to the form's submission
method.
refs #5525
Allows getPieSlicePath to draw a full circle pie slice (100%) by slightly adjusting endpoint to have a valid arc. Also hides a central line as there will be no more pie slices.
Adding suffix "Hook" to every base class. This simplifies development
because you don't need to alias bases classes in your concrete
hook classes
refs #6928
How forms are being validated should not be a task that is part of the
controller action, but should be handled by the form base class as it is
most of the time the same procedure. Now a controller action just sets
up the form to use, calls handleRequest() and acts upon its return value.
(e.g. calling handleRequest() from another form or any redirection)
refs #5525
It is not sufficient to just check whether all required elements are being
submitted. We definetely need to check whether the submit button was
pressed. But doing this and providing a standard button with a static name
simultaneously will produce conflicts if forms are using the same action
urls. To fix this, we'll add an additional form-identification check by using
a form's name or class.
refs #5525
The redirectOnLogin function now doesn't have any predefined default.
This also leads to the behaviour that "Logout" will not redirect you
anywhere on a new login while "forcibly being logged out" (e.g. by
logging out in another browser tab) will bring you back to where you
came from.
...once you lost your session. That's the only way to do this in a
smooth way. When the server get's an unauthenticated request for a
single container, redirecting to auth/login?redir=<that-container>
was not what you expect.
Together with JS handling __SELF__ in redirection URLs this will
play fine.
refs #6935
One might not expect to get a URL with params separated by & while
this is the correct way of writing them to HTML attributes. So default
behaviour is right now that all functions return URL params separated
by &, but if you cast a URL (or it's params) to a string, & will be
used.
Additionally there are toString functions allowing you to choose the
separator "manually".
refs #6699
This function had an interesting history and seems to be a result of
missunderstanding of each others commits. Removed, as the fragment is
already there.
refs #6699
