This helper was originally added as a "polyfill"
(backward-compatibility shim) for Firefox version 23 and older, so
that <input type="range"> that audio.js uses could render nicely in
those versions of Firefox.
Chromium did not need this shim, and Firefox 23 (released on Aug 6,
2013) added support for this. Therefore, let us remove this
dependency. By current metrics at caniuse.com
<http://caniuse.com/#feat=input-range>, 88.14% of web users support
this attribute. Opera Mini and old versions of Internet Explorer (6-8)
are the only holdouts.
Note also that the html5slider.js is uninterested in adding this to
the npm package manager (or any package manager) repository
<https://github.com/fryn/html5slider/issues/5>, meaning that keeping
it in the mediagoblin extlib section would mean manual
maintenance/updating by the GNU MediaGoblin team.
This commit also removes GMG's use of the shim.
Made similar changes in the Transifex script, so ported those over.
Also, the script did not seem to be running the compile step as it
wasn't finding the files (different file structure), but it is doing
fine now.
Previously we used Transifex as a web-tool for translations. Some time
ago Transifex went proprietary and we decided to move to Pootle.
Old script for updating translations was renamed and a new one was
added. Also a script for making the layout more Pootle-friendly was
added.
To accomplish the transition first run the old script:
./devtools/update_translations_transifex.sh
Then run the layout changing script:
./devtools/move_translations_for_pootle.sh
Commit and push. After that use the new
./devtools/update_translations_pootle.sh
to update the translations.
Closes bug: #913
Added "height" and "width" attributes to "image" and "fullImage"
in the API where possible. The height and width of images wasn't
being stored anywhere so I've created a task to add or update
the metadata on images and also started adding those to new images
when they're submitted in the InitialProcessor.
This allows SQLAlchemy models to gain access to app-level configuration
without the need for global variables.
This commit sponsored by Peter Hogg. Thank you, Peter!
