SLurls to the LLUrlRegistry. These are now displayed with the more
human-readable label of "Show Map for XXXX" and sport a context menu
with various operations.
I also added "Show on Map" options to the context menus for other
location-based SLurls.
I also internationalized the text for "Teleport to" and the new "Show
Map for" strings.
new Search web pages. These are:
secondlife:///app/worldmap/{NAME}/{COORDS}
Show the given coordinate on the World Map
secondlife:///app/agent/{UUID}/pay
Pay the specified Resident
secondlife:///app/agent/{UUID}/im
IM the specified Resident
secondlife:///app/agent/{UUID}/requestfriend
Request friendship of the specificed Resident
secondlife:///app/agent/{UUID}/offerteleport
Offer to Teleport the specified Resident
secondlife:///app/agent/{UUID}/mute
Mute/Block Resident
secondlife:///app/agent/{UUID}/unmute
Unmute/Unblock Resident
code. All help should now go through the new help server, via the Help
Browser floater. There should no longer be any custom "?" buttons in
the UI - all <button> and <notification> XUI references relating to
custom help buttons have been expunged.
(I previously extracted all of the help strings from notifications.xml
and passed these to the doc team to include in the help server pages.)
I have checked that none of the XUI elements that are removed here are
still referenced by any C++ code. I've also confirmed that there are
no new notifications removed that I have not already passed on to the
doc team. And I've also done a pass through the UI to make sure that
all of the floaters still look as they should. Finally, I've confirmed
that the new help system for floaters and side panels still works.
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notecards until this issue can be addressed correctly.
The best solution would be to implement support for alternative
display strings for URL text segments. That way, the raw text will
contain the original URL string, but we can show a display-only
alternate label for the URL. Until I get round to doing this, I'm
turning off URL hyperlinking in notecards to avoid the potential
for data loss.
James Cook