new dojo seemed to help a bit, yes. it also uses less ram, i think.
i also did some performance tweaks using chrome profiler and shaved about 2/3rds of cpu time used for lazy-loaded headlines (among other things)
Heads up: Dojo 1.12 has landed in trunk
Re: Heads up: Dojo 1.12 has landed in trunk
Hi,
Just wondering if your warning from the original post about not updating still applies? Currently holding off updating based on this.
Thanks
Andy
Just wondering if your warning from the original post about not updating still applies? Currently holding off updating based on this.
Thanks
Andy
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Re: Heads up: Dojo 1.12 has landed in trunk
nah, i think at this point things should be fine
i probably need to unstick this already (e: done)
i probably need to unstick this already (e: done)
Re: Heads up: Dojo 1.12 has landed in trunk
Ok cool.
Presumably there are no database schema changes, so if something does go pear shaped I could just checkout the previous commit?
Thanks
Andy
Presumably there are no database schema changes, so if something does go pear shaped I could just checkout the previous commit?
Thanks
Andy
Re: Heads up: Dojo 1.12 has landed in trunk
Cool, ta.
Andy
Andy
Re: Heads up: Dojo 1.12 has landed in trunk
FWIW
I think the "first menu-item is not selected by default" difference is that the old Dojo used to put the popup exactly where you right-clicked so the first menu item was selected because the mouse was already over/on it. This is the behaviour I get on my (non updated) TT-RSS.
The new Dojo (using the link provided by fox) places the popup slightly to the side and bottom of the mouse. Since the mouse is not anymore over the first item, it's not selected.
I think the "first menu-item is not selected by default" difference is that the old Dojo used to put the popup exactly where you right-clicked so the first menu item was selected because the mouse was already over/on it. This is the behaviour I get on my (non updated) TT-RSS.
The new Dojo (using the link provided by fox) places the popup slightly to the side and bottom of the mouse. Since the mouse is not anymore over the first item, it's not selected.
Re: Heads up: Dojo 1.12 has landed in trunk
hrk wrote:FWIW
I think the "first menu-item is not selected by default" difference is that the old Dojo used to put the popup exactly where you right-clicked so the first menu item was selected because the mouse was already over/on it. This is the behaviour I get on my (non updated) TT-RSS.
The new Dojo (using the link provided by fox) places the popup slightly to the side and bottom of the mouse. Since the mouse is not anymore over the first item, it's not selected.
I think your explanation makes sense. But for one thing...
I've discovered that in the new Dojo (in tt-rss) although the top selection in the context menu is no longer colorized on a right-click, it is infact the 'default' choice. For instance, _if_ after right-clicking (and _NOT_ moving the mouse cursor) one presses the space bar or the 'Enter' key then the top choice in the context menu will launch the top 'selection'.
Quite handy, especially if one is using a two finger tap on the trackpad on a laptop, imo. The 'old' Dojo (in tt-rss) may have worked this way as well but I'd never tried the 'righ-click/space bar' technique before?
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Re: Heads up: Dojo 1.12 has landed in trunk
I'd never tried the 'righ-click/space bar' technique before?
Tested and works in c606bd5 (pre-upgrade,) so that behavior's nothing new.
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even if you do something like this it still doesn't work quite right, entry under mouse just flashes blue and gets deselected (clicking still works tho)
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.claro .dijitMenuPopup {
margin-left: -5px ! important;
margin-top: -5px ! important;
}
Re: Heads up: Dojo 1.12 has landed in trunk
fox wrote:even if you do something like this it still doesn't work quite right, entry under mouse just flashes blue and gets deselected (clicking still works tho)Code: Select all
.claro .dijitMenuPopup {
margin-left: -5px ! important;
margin-top: -5px ! important;
}
Yup I see what you type about. In Chromium (55.0.2883.87) the fill color doesn't quite work on a right-click but subsequent the mouse click does. But. In Firefox on a right-click the color does 'stick' (at least at this time in Firefox 51.0.1 *nix-64-bit). And the a mouse click as well if that's the way you want to do things. You're the MAN, Fox.
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