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have it be a no-op
Review #63
This change addresses an issue where the OK button was greyed out even if nothing was different (changed) in the medias settings floater. This originally was implemented so that no "empty media" data would accidentally get added to the object. But that was confusing (the OK button should never be greyed out). This changes it so that apply() will simply be a no-op if the data has not changed, and now the OK button is always enabled.
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the initial
Review #48
This change kills two birds with one stone: every frame, we check to see if the media data is the same as the one we 'initialize' with. If it is, we disable OK and Cancel. Otherwise we enable them. This makes it very difficult to set empty media data, as well as fixing the "apply button doesn't grey out" bug.
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This change gets rid of the crufty (and confusing) "apply()"
functions from llpanelmediasettings*. Those functions were
never being called, yet changes were being made in them.
Instead, I added "preApply()" and "postApply()" to each of
these panels, which the floater (who really does the "apply()"ing)
now calls before and after it applies the changes to the
media data.
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Media auto refreshes after Whitelist set
This checkin fixes a related issue to this task and prohibits user from (A) adding an item to the whitelist that would invalidate the home URL and (b) adding a home URL that would not pass the whitelist.
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mCloseSignal. In the vast majority of cases, mCloseSignal is being bound to an onClose function. Just make it virtual and be done with it. Renamed a couple of LLPanel close methods to onClosePanel() to distinguish them. Reviewed with Richard.
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by rick
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svn+ssh://svn.lindenlab.com/svn/linden/branches/media-on-a-prim/moap-7
Merging branches/media-on-a-prim/moap-7 down to viewer-2.0.
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