Merge "Use mw-parser-output for content styles, instead of mw-body-content"
[lhc/web/wiklou.git] / resources / src / mediawiki.action / mediawiki.action.edit.js
index 7e2ee5e..087c5bc 100644 (file)
         */
 
        $( function () {
-               var editBox, scrollTop, $editForm;
-
-               // Make sure edit summary does not exceed byte limit
-               // TODO: Replace with this when $wgOOUIEditPage is removed:
-               // OO.ui.infuse( 'wpSummary' ).$input.byteLimit( 255 );
-               $( '#wpSummary' ).byteLimit( 255 );
+               var editBox, scrollTop, $editForm,
+                       // TODO T6714: Once this can be adjusted, read this from config.
+                       summaryByteLimit = 255,
+                       wpSummary = OO.ui.infuse( $( '#wpSummaryWidget' ) );
 
                // Show a byte-counter to users with how many bytes are left for their edit summary.
                // TODO: This looks a bit weird, as there is no unit in the UI, just numbers; showing
                // 'bytes' confused users in testing, and showing 'chars' would be a lie. See T42035.
-               if ( $( '#editform' ).hasClass( 'mw-editform-ooui' ) ) {
-                       mw.loader.using( 'oojs-ui-core' ).then( function () {
-                               var wpSummary = OO.ui.infuse( $( '#wpSummaryWidget' ) );
-
-                               function updateSummaryLabelCount() {
-                                       wpSummary.setLabel( String( 255 - $.byteLength( wpSummary.getValue() ) ) );
-                               }
-
-                               wpSummary.on( 'change', updateSummaryLabelCount );
-                               // Initialise value
-                               updateSummaryLabelCount();
-                       } );
-               }
+               mw.widgets.visibleByteLimit( wpSummary, summaryByteLimit );
 
                // Restore the edit box scroll state following a preview operation,
                // and set up a form submission handler to remember this state.