Every other Page workflow seems to maintain this argument, to ensure that the
user ends up back at the page they were on when they started. This patch enables
the add_subpage workflow to do the same.
Remove actions column
Basic implementation of bulk deletion of form submissions
Moved select all checkbox
Pluralised messages
Hide delete button when it's not needed
Test updates for multiple form submission delete
Use checkbox value instead of submissionId data attribute
Simplify way submission IDs are sent to the server
As per https://github.com/wagtail/wagtail/pull/3233#discussion_r94417831
Removed inline styling
Simplify state management logic
As per:
https://github.com/wagtail/wagtail/pull/3233#discussion_r94426467
Call updateActions on load to bring checkboxes and delete button in sync
Release note for #3233
Closes #2778
Extra ES params are now passed through new OPTIONS key in the
WAGTAILSEARCH_BACKENDS setting.
It's backward compatible: if no OPTIONS key is found and some parameters
still exist, those parameters are used for the ES constructor..
This makes sure the variable can't be printed in the template,
performing an accidental copy of the page. That also happened when using
the `{% print %}` tag from my django-debugtools package
When templates are rendered outside the request cycle,
the `settings` context processor fails because `request.site` is not
created because `SiteMiddleware` was not processed.
This happens whenever requests are mocked for rendering.
For example email rendering by third party packages or unittests
that mock a request object without taking all middleware into account.
A form field with multiple checkboxes may introduce submissions that have more than one value. The `send_email` function would loop through all form fields and grab only the first item of each field, ignoring fields that may have multiple values selected. This is a side effect of using `QueryDict.get()`, which will only return the last value of a list.
This commit fixes that by first converting the `QueryDict` instance to a regular dict of lists so that `get` will return all values, then joining multiple items if needed.
