From the CMS toolbar, open the page versioning menu. This opens an side frame containing a list of page content versions.
Locate the row where state is published.
Click on the button with the stroked antenna labled "Unpublish".
Inside the current side frame, a confirmation dialog appears. Click on the "Yes, I'm sure" button.
The current side frame does not close and the spinning wheel rotates forever. In order to close the that side frame, the user must click on the close button on its upper right.
Extra observations I made:
When clicking on the "Preview", "Publish" or "Revert" button in the list of page content versions, the click-event-listener in /static/cms/js/admin/actions.js is called which in turn calls the function closeSideFrame(). On the other side, unpublishing a page first renders a confirmation dialog. But here the "Yes, I'm sure" button is not connected to any event handler. Hence the
function closeSideFrame() is never called, leaving the side frame open forever.
I believe that the "Yes, I'm sure" button just requires one of the additional CSS classes js-action, cms-js-edit-btn or cms-actions-dropdown-menu-item-anchor, in order to connect that event handler. Which classes should I use and is this the intended behaviour to close the side frame after clicking on that button?
fsbraun
commented
3 months ago
How to reproduce:
Extra observations I made: When clicking on the "Preview", "Publish" or "Revert" button in the list of page content versions, the click-event-listener in
/static/cms/js/admin/actions.jsis called which in turn calls the functioncloseSideFrame(). On the other side, unpublishing a page first renders a confirmation dialog. But here the "Yes, I'm sure" button is not connected to any event handler. Hence the functioncloseSideFrame()is never called, leaving the side frame open forever.I believe that the "Yes, I'm sure" button just requires one of the additional CSS classes
js-action,cms-js-edit-btnorcms-actions-dropdown-menu-item-anchor, in order to connect that event handler. Which classes should I use and is this the intended behaviour to close the side frame after clicking on that button?