In the past, the ad plugin relied on two side-effects to achieve this behaviour:
1. Components being fully destroyed/rendered when navigating between pages. This stopped working when Discourse core moved to the more efficient 'loading slider' UI
2. The `listLoading` argument. This was an implementation detail of the old discovery routing infrastructure. Core recently overhauled this and removed the `listLoading` argument, because loading is now handled properly by the Ember router.
Instead of these two properties, we can use the `currentRoute` property of Ember's router service to trigger changes when navigating between pages. A common `{{#each` trick is used to fully destroy/re-render components even if the ad network is unchanged.
The code-review plugin overrides the core's topic-list template, which makes all the connectors for the outlets there stop working. I'm temporarily skipping this assertion until we remove the override.
* init
* more
* Pass td and colspan to component
* various fixes for house ads between n topics and add a test
* Make adComponents condition easier to read
Co-authored-by: Jordan Vidrine <jordan@jordanvidrine.com>
Co-authored-by: Penar Musaraj <pmusaraj@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: romanrizzi <rizziromanalejandro@gmail.com>
The tests were using an incorrect value for the site setting (the name of the group instead of the id).
`no_ads_for_groups` shows groups names in the UI byt actually stores IDs.
* DEV: Stop loading external scripts while running tests
* Revert "Turn of CSP for tests"
This reverts commit db1bf99277. It had no effect, since CSP is set by the server, and this was only affecting the client
A new setting has been added in Admin > Settings > Ad Plugin called
"no ads for groups". Add group names to this list. If a user belongs
to any of the groups, they will not see any ads. This is an alternative
to using trust level settings like "adsense through trust level".
David Taylor
Roman Rizzi
Arpit Jalan
Jarek Radosz
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Joffrey JAFFEUX
Blake Erickson
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