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Introduces client-side UPLOAD_ERR_MAX_SIZE and UPLOAD_ERR_FAILED
constants.
This reduces code duplication, which means less code smell.
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There appears to be no such thing as a terrible scary bug that needs a
workaround in my Chromium 45.0.2454.85 browser to encode …. The
unobvious self-closing <div/> is also very questionable.
For what it's worth, … will encode correctly as long as you use
jQuery's .html() method – which it already did anyway.
OK ewhal@
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OK ewhal@
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This change may seem very subtle, but many screen readers will actually
behave differently.
Before this commit, a screenreader like JAWS may read "Grabbing URLs dot
dot dot". After this commit, JAWS may read "Grabbing URLs" and pauses
for a little longer.
Reference: http://www.deque.com/blog/dont-screen-readers-read-whats-scre
en-part-1-punctuation-typographic-symbols/
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This compliments commit 7dca38c.
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This cleans up a little bit of smelly code, which came from a copy-paste
job.
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This is not how it appeared in the initial commit 1792788f5f, but
personally I like it and style guides allow me to adjust the whitespace
for these kind of variables.
Improves readability.
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Improves readability by indenting these variables to same level.
Restores whitespace style like in initial commit 1792788f5f.
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Fix bug introduced in 6c82d36307.
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This code doesn't seem to be in use nor important. There is no good
reason why this was left in here. Because it's not been in use for so
long and nobody has an issue with it, let's just remove it.
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Adds curly braces and semicolons. Also change indentation to two spaces.
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String concatenation is used because line terminating characters are not
allowed in the ECMAScript spec. Certain style guides such as Airbnb also
endorse using string concatenation.
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Both Google and Node.js style guides prefer the use of ' over ". Much of
the rest of this code also uses singlequotes, so this brings the rest of
it to same level of consistency.
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The npm style guide is bad. Don't use it! The lack of semicolons can
create very subtle bugs that are hard to debug.
This commit fixes about a hundred JSHint warnings.
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This fixes another npm style guide idiom, which is "comma first".
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Airbnb, Google, npm, Node.js and Idiomatic style guides suggest to use
two spaces for indentation. It seems to be the widely agreed consensus.
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These commits are ShareX issues, not Pomf issues. Allowing these
commits to be in the source reduces maintainability.
This reverts commits bbcffe8d745937677352edf25e6a250ca8fd507b,
943e7e62a8ca814d47168bcebf2cc92dbce9a45a and partially
1411bce1dc13bf6fea66b5899ba29d50d5c53bb0.
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- Minify HTML pages (using `grunt-contrib-htmlmin`)
- Fix minor display error (force encode of HTML entity)
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We're gonna use this shortly for the data field
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