[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #49378: Add warning banner about no-js in wp-admin
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Fri Feb 7 01:59:53 UTC 2020
#49378: Add warning banner about no-js in wp-admin
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Reporter: tobifjellner | Owner: (none)
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: Administration | Version:
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: | Focuses: javascript
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Changes (by SergeyBiryukov):
* focuses: => javascript
Old description:
> WordPress is becoming more and more depending on Javascript.
>
> Javascript may be unavailable for various reasons:
> - JS blocked in browser, either in general or for the current domain
> - If the site is accessed over https while site URL is set to http, then
> JS objects may be blocked due to mix content rules.
>
> If/when JS is unavailable, weird errors may occur in the admin panel, and
> the error texts may not immediately hint about the real reason. See
> https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/43900 for instance.
>
> Obviously, the block editor is totally depending on JS, and it's already
> got a warning banner on it own (
> https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/45453 )
>
> But I think it by now would be good to add a similar warning banner at
> the top of the wp-admin page:
> Please note that Javascript seems to be unavailable. You may have it
> blocked or you may be mixing access via https and http. This may lead to
> unexpected errors.
> So I suggest that we
New description:
WordPress is becoming more and more depending on Javascript.
Javascript may be unavailable for various reasons:
- JS blocked in browser, either in general or for the current domain
- If the site is accessed over https while site URL is set to http, then
JS objects may be blocked due to mix content rules.
If/when JS is unavailable, weird errors may occur in the admin panel, and
the error texts may not immediately hint about the real reason. See #43900
for instance.
Obviously, the block editor is totally depending on JS, and it's already
got a warning banner on it own ( #45453 ).
But I think it by now would be good to add a similar warning banner at the
top of the wp-admin page:
Please note that Javascript seems to be unavailable. You may have it
blocked or you may be mixing access via https and http. This may lead to
unexpected errors.
So I suggest that we
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