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We currently don't have any links in the public area pointing to past budgets, so having links in the admin section to both the budget and its results seemed a bit redundant. We're going to add more links to the budget actions soon, so we need to make room for them; otherwise we'll have too many. We're also changing the "Preview" text for a published budget. Since the budget is already public, we aren't previewing it anymore but simply viewing it. And, to be consistent with the "See results" link, we're opening the "Preview" link in the current tab. Opening links in a new tab is generally a bad idea because takes control away from users, breaks the back button and makes navigation particularly hard on mobile browsers. It could be argued that in this case it's useful when users are editing the budget in one tab and previewing it in another one, so we might add this behavior back as long as we make it clear that the link opens in a new tab [1]. [1] https://www.nngroup.com/articles/new-browser-windows-and-tabs/
31 lines
664 B
Ruby
31 lines
664 B
Ruby
class Admin::Budgets::LinksComponent < ApplicationComponent
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attr_reader :budget
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delegate :can?, to: :helpers
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def initialize(budget)
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@budget = budget
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end
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private
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def action(action_name, **options)
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render Admin::ActionComponent.new(action_name, budget, **options)
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end
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def results_text
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if Abilities::Everyone.new(User.new).can?(:read_results, budget)
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t("budgets.show.see_results")
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else
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t("admin.budgets.actions.preview_results")
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end
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end
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def preview_text
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if budget.published?
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t("admin.shared.view")
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else
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t("admin.budgets.actions.preview")
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end
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end
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end
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