- 03 Oct, 2012 15 commits
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Enable reordering on the unit page
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Feature/cdodge/subsection edit page
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add subsection edit page to the project with a shared 'unit' widget that will render out unit lists. Both edit_subsection and overview.html will share this widget
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add subsection edit page to the project with a shared 'unit' widget that will render out unit lists. Both edit_subsection and overview.html will share this widget
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Merge branch 'feature/cale/cms-master' of github.com:MITx/mitx into feature/cdodge/subsection-edit-page
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code mirror styling and a few small tweaks
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Feature/cdodge/asset id change
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for get_all_content_info_for_course(), return a list of the MongoDB query rather than a cursor object. Also add some documentation (in a comment) as to what a caller should expect
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use better encapsulation for the naming convention behind thumbnails. Put it all in content.py rather than view.py.
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refactor StaticContent id scheme to be the same as moduledata. Also expose a new 'get all content for course' which will be needed to support a asset management page.
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- 02 Oct, 2012 17 commits
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allow 'is_staff' flagged user accounts to run as super-admin, which mean...
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private/public unit
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fix bug with editing HTML. The save() method should now return a diction...
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Conflicts: cms/djangoapps/contentstore/views.py
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always load in a new instance of the edit module. It appeared as though ...
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in order to avoid using stale modules when editing, clear out the @module variable after a save(). Then on a subsequent edit, it'll get recreated
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always load in a new instance of the edit module. It appeared as though on multiple edits (w/o refreshing page) without creating a new data model, we were always referencing stale content from the previous edit
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Feature/cale/cms codemirror background
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Feature/cale/cms new component ids
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Feature/cdodge/cms permissions management
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- 01 Oct, 2012 8 commits
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Feature/cale/cms tom wireframe
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