When the X-Icinga-Module-Enable header is send, the
modulemanager automatically tries to load javascript files for
that module. This is realized by adding the 'registerHeaderListener'
method to the async manager, which allows to listen to specific headers
and firing callbacks if a response with the specified header is retrieved.
Also the tests have changed a bit, requireNow should be used when using
the requiremock, so a require always loads files new.
refs #4092
refs #3753
When the X-Icinga-Module-Enable header is send, the
modulemanager automatically tries to load javascript files for
that module. This is realized by adding the 'registerHeaderListener'
method to the async manager, which allows to listen to specific headers
and firing callbacks if a response with the specified header is retrieved.
Also the tests have changed a bit, requireNow should be used when using
the requiremock, so a require always loads files new.
refs #4092
refs #3753
the js/modules/%modulename%/%file% is now mapped to the module
path (if existing). To prevent name clashing, the modules folder
has been renamed to components.
QLinks can now define the target for their link. Additionally, the
targte 'body' is now always the <body> tag. This allows the
modulemanager to reload the whole page (with the navigation bar).
refs #4092
This exception should be fired when the OS restricts the web user
from executing certain actions. Also the template for errors has
been modified so it displays the action and the target that
was prevented.
refs #4092
- The authentication controller now uses the Authentication/Manager class,
also there were some issues in the Session creation, this has been removed
from the Bootstrap now, as the Controller must decide how to open a session
(read-only or read/write).
- The tests reflect a few chagnes, as the move from the CSRF token generation
to the Formbuilder.
- Notificaiton now doesn't use Zend Session
refs #4340
Jannis Moßhammer
Marius Hein