A field widget that allows for entering of sensitive information that can be revealed at the user's request - ie. API keys, secrets.
When a sensitive field that has been previously populated is loaded again, a placeholder is used instead of the real value, until the user opts to reveal the value. The real value is loaded via AJAX.
Credit to @tomaszstrojny for the original implementation.
Replaces #5062. Fixes#5061, #1850, perhaps #1061.
Co-authored-by: Tomasz Strojny <tomasz@init.biz>
Co-authored-by: Luke Towers <github@luketowers.ca>
Brings mail layouts more in line with the rest of the mail template pieces by loading from the relevant view files when the layout doesn't exist in the database.
This changes the event log to use a partial for the log message which double-encodes the data. When using formatted view in the log viewer widget, the HTML entites are allowed by decoding back a step. When in raw view, the HTML entities are kept double-encoded.
Fixes#4558.
This enables developers to modify what the cache key is for a given instance of a settings model so that they can do things like load user dependent settings values and have those values affect the rendered CSS. Previously the key being static across all instances of a given setting model would prevent that from being feasible without clearing the cache for every request.
* Fix loosly comparison to strict + argument types and return types for >=7.0
* Change hard-coded strings to ::class,
* Fix unit-tests failures - some relative to 7.0 phpunit env deployment
* Fix exception string + format return types
* Change string representation of new classes in traceLog to ::class
Credit to @arthurkushman
Fixes#3332.
FileUpload widget uploads file to the disk specified by default in config/filesystem.php instead of storage.uploads.disk in config/cms.php, if we use System\Models\File following the instruction in here.
Although we can still create another class extending System\Models\File or October\Rain\Database\Attach\File and use it as the model for attachOne/Many relation, System\Models\File seems to be the one that responsible to look at storage.uploads.disk in config/cms.php, because the existing methods are using storage.uploads.*.
Credit to @pikanji
If raw == (string) content, then it is a markdown email (html/text are ignored -- markdown sets them)
If raw == (bool) true, then it is true raw (html/text must be supplied)
