Fixes#10708 by removing the `inert` attribute on `#mainWrapper` when `editorService.closeAll()` is called.
This code is necessary because when close all is called, there is no editor passed, and so `removeEditor` is never called, and so the `focusLockService.removeInertAttribute();` method isn't called. I add to the if block that handles the close all code instead.
(cherry picked from commit 1f4cc81af8)
Fixes#10708 by removing the `inert` attribute on `#mainWrapper` when `editorService.closeAll()` is called.
This code is necessary because when close all is called, there is no editor passed, and so `removeEditor` is never called, and so the `focusLockService.removeInertAttribute();` method isn't called. I add to the if block that handles the close all code instead.
We added an overload that would conflict for people with existing templates, that was a bit too premature. Disabled for now with a note to look into it for v9 again.
* Enabling configuration of remote URL for fetching content on the content dashboard and adding additional params indicating whether solution is running on Umbraco Cloud
* Determining if Umbraco is running on Umbraco Cloud by checking whether Umbraco.Deploy.Cloud.dll is present and making its value more accessible for other contexts. Passing a hosting parameter as string instead of boolean
* Changing from Unknown to OnPremises
* Updated content dashboard to use hard-coded URL but path derived from configuration.
Co-authored-by: Andy Butland <abutland73@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit 917c89cde7)
* Enabling configuration of remote URL for fetching content on the content dashboard and adding additional params indicating whether solution is running on Umbraco Cloud
* Determining if Umbraco is running on Umbraco Cloud by checking whether Umbraco.Deploy.Cloud.dll is present and making its value more accessible for other contexts. Passing a hosting parameter as string instead of boolean
* Changing from Unknown to OnPremises
* Updated content dashboard to use hard-coded URL but path derived from configuration.
Co-authored-by: Andy Butland <abutland73@gmail.com>
* Reducing the large amount of objects allocated and make use of the attemped dictionary cache
* Reverting optimization by passing data from a higher level - not really possible to achieve what we wanted and adding faster way to lookup value editors
(cherry picked from commit 897cb11f00)
* Reducing the large amount of objects allocated and make use of the attemped dictionary cache
* Reverting optimization by passing data from a higher level - not really possible to achieve what we wanted and adding faster way to lookup value editors
* Find the old property by alias instead of by indexes as if you move around properties in the EditorModel events Rollback breaks.
* optimise property lookup - avoids iterating entire property set
Co-authored-by: Nathan Woulfe <nathan@nathanw.com.au>
