* poll rework
* forgot to do joinedload on comments
* Fix logic errors with voting, SQL syntax.
Kitchen sink commit from review of poll-rework changes:
1. Fix seed-db.sql syntax error.
2. Fix SQL patch file duplication of *submissions* tables rather
than one set of submissions and one for comments.
3. Start makeshift SQL patch folder, since this is a large change
that contributors may wish to apply to their local instances.
4. Fix checkbox (non-`exclusive`) polls being unable to be
unchecked. For consistency with `exclusive` polls, they should.
5. Fix changing the option of an `exclusive` poll when both
exclusive and non-exclusive options are present in one comment/
post causing the non-exclusive options to become unchecked.
(which, by my reading of SQLAlchemy `Query.one_or_none()`
really could break quite badly in some cases).
* link relationships with their counterparts
* small modification to poll unchecking
Co-authored-by: TLSM <duolsm@outlook.com>
Commit began by changing the duplicated SITE_NAME conditional in the
header to use a `has_logo` param, much like the recent `has_sidebar`.
From there, a need to include site-specific assets in assetcache was
revealed, adding the `asset_siteimg(...)` macro. This was applied
quite broadly, though not comprehensively.
The /submit frontend has special behavior to prevent the confirmation
prompt before navigation away onbeforeunload. This is to suppress the
prompt when navigating away via submitting the form as part of the
intended workflow. (otherwise pressing 'Post' looks like you're about
to lose your input.)
This has been extended to the /h/<sub>/submit pages also by correcting
the condition in the frontend logic.
The header dropdown menu's horizontal positioning depends on the
width of the user pfp/username/currency region to not overflow off
the right side of the page. Therefore, we enforce a minimum width.
There is presumably some way to fix this by right-aligning the right
side of the dropdown menu to the right side of the dropdown header.
I didn't want to risk it given the strange interplay of all of the
Bootstrap styling and the media queries. Also, it does visually
look better to be left-aligned.