There was a breaking change introduced 8d32c1d933
which caused reference errors in various modals.
This commit fixes the modal to create and edit community channels
by ensuring we're accessing `contentItem` and also only setting
channel data when editing a channel.
Closes#3390
fixed to display online status only if is the current user and
if they have been active in the last 7 minutes. Respective color
is shown depending on if they are in "do not disturb" mode or they
have been active more than 5 minutes ago
Closes#3282
The transfer ownership popup triggered by the backup community baner button
was behaving weirdly because the banner from where it originates lives inside
a loader that is deactivated once the popup was opened.
Moving the logic that deactivates the loader into the onClosed handler of the
popup solves this issue.
Thanks to @pinebit for getting to the bottom of this!
Fixes#2997
This also updates StatusQ as the underlying StatusListItem component wasn't able
to handle multi-line subtitles very well. Also it didn't support tertiaryTitle, which
is needed in this UI.
As described in #3015, when editing channels that belong to a category of a community,
after saving them, they'll get kicked out of the category.
This is because we haven't passed the category id along the API that performs the
save operation.
This commit ensures we have access to a category chats' `categoryId` and send it
over to `editCommunityChat` RPC API provided by status-go
Fixes#3015
There are a few issues with the popup's content when there are many channels in a community:
1. Channel items belonging to other categories would still take space in the list
1. Due to the longer list of channels, the delete button wouldn't be fully visible (scrolling down
helps here)
2. Scrolling down is hard because the `ListView` in use is `interactive`
3. Even when `interactive` is set to false, one would scroll the name input out of the viewport.
To solve these, this commit rearchitects the popup's content such that:
1. The name input is always static and in place
2. The scrollview starts with the channel list and ends with the channel list
3. The delete button is positioned below the scrollview
4. The scrollview has a max height of 300 so that the popup doesn't grow too big
5. Invisible channel items won't have a height anymore
The result is that the middle section of the popup becomes scrollable in case there's many
channel items, while both, the name input and the delete button stay in the viewport.
Fixes#3013