The help_topic tags for Preferences, About Land, and Advanced Water
Editor were removed for EXT-2766. However, this has the sideeffect
that those floaters no longer show the "?" Help button. So, I'm
reverting that change and putting these help IDs back again.
Liana and the search team want the minimum size of the search floater
to be such that the web content appears at 650x600 pixels. Users can
resize the window larger, but not smaller, than this limit.
If the user enters a string into the navigation bar that is not
recognized as an SL location, the behavior is now:
- handle any secondlife:// SLapps, or
- open any http: or https: URLs in the media browser, or
- otherwise, send the text to the search floater
Added '#' to the list of chars that are not escaped when escaping a
URL in a text editor/box. Now, clicking on a link with '#' in text
chat will open the URL in your browser with the '#' intact.
We no longer treat ":" or "/" as valid chars before a .com, .net,
.edu, or .org string when trying to match a URL with no protocol
(i.e., no http:// prefix).
The "My Appearance" floater now has the following new help IDs, to
provide more granular help feedback:
customize_shape_tab
customize_skin_tab
customize_hair_tab
customize_eyes_tab
customize_shirt_tab
customize_pants_tab
customize_shoes_tab
customize_socks_tab
customize_jacket_tab
customize_gloves_tab
customize_undershirt_tab
customize_underpants_tab
customize_skirt_tab
customize_alpha_tab
customize_tattoo_tab
This caused lots of fallout, like menu accelerators appearing as
"missing_string(accel-win-ctrl)" instead of "Ctrl+". The offending
line was the ATTACH_HUD_CENTER_2 string, which had a messed up XML
close tag.
Now checking if this is the first time a user has logged into viewer2.0, via checking against COF existence.
This doesn't quite work yet because something before LLAgentWearables is also looking up COF.
We weren't marking the initially loaded parameters of a
wearable created through the appearance editor as "saved"
so the client thought the wearable was dirty when it wasn't.
Added a call to mark all parameters as saved right before
sending the wearable to the server.
reviewed by Bigpapi
Nat Goodspeed