Unable to play video in in project header in firefox.
Reason:
Firefox is missing ResizeObserver, so as a workaround videoJs inserts an
iframe bellow the video and listens to resize events on that. This iframe
lands in front of the video when we use the class ".embed-responsive",
and therefore we can not start the wideo.
Solution:
I could not see any difference in how the page was rendered
with/without this class so I removed it.
Reason:
* To decouple code
* Have the loading bar active until whole page stopped working
* Have local loading info
Usage:
$.('.myClass')
.on('pillar:workStart', function(){
... do stuff locally while loading ...
})
.on('pillar:workStop', function(){
... stop do stuff locally while loading ...
})
$.('.myClass .mySubClass').trigger('pillar:workStart')
... do stuff ...
$.('.myClass .mySubClass').trigger('pillar:workStop')
This adds a new Blinker signal `user_logged_in` that is only sent when
the user logs in via the web interface (and not on every token
authentication and every API call).
Asset nodes now have a new field called "properties.duration_seconds". This holds a copy of the duration stored on the referenced video file and stays in sync using eve hooks.
To migrate existing duration times from files to nodes you need to run the following:
./manage.py maintenance reconcile_node_video_duration -ag
There are 2 more maintenance commands to be used to determine if there are any missing durations in either files or nodes:
find_video_files_without_duration
find_video_nodes_without_duration
FFProbe is now used to detect what duration a video file has.
Reviewed by Sybren.
* Only show width/height if available (would be None otherwise)
* If image width/height is not available, allow zooming
* Fix styling and cleanup
* Remove footer (reported by Vulp35 on Twitter, thanks!)
