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Caldav/Carddav admin html page: enable editing DAV:displayname #5024
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This looks good. I think we would want to rename http_caldav.js to http_calcarddav.js or maybe even http_cal_abook.js |
Renaming http_caldav.js can be done later. |
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to enable editing the properties over AJAX. - merge imap/http_carddav.js into imap/http_caldav.js and make the latter more generic, in order to serve both CalDAV and CardDAV administration. - all calendars are numbered in the generated HTML, starting from zero and each JavaScript function receives as parameter the calendar/addressbook number, on which to enact an action.
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IN UPSTREAM - part of cyrusimap#5024 NOT IN 3.10 to enable editing the properties over AJAX. - merge imap/http_carddav.js into imap/http_caldav.js and make the latter more generic, in order to serve both CalDAV and CardDAV administration. - all calendars are numbered in the generated HTML, starting from zero and each JavaScript function receives as parameter the calendar/addressbook number, on which to enact an action.
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IN UPSTREAM NOT IN 3.10 PART OF cyrusimap#5024
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I have some changes to the generated admin pages, which enable editing WebDAV properties.
The current, first part reorganizes list_calendars() and list_addressbooks() to enable editing the properties over AJAX.
I think I have switched away from passing displayname to JavaScript functions, because its content must be HTML-escaped to work reliably, but is not - cf. #3389.