* Rename user param to userId in API key redirect
This way it is clearer what to expect and it also make the parameteer easier to consume.
* Post redirect: Allow form url and prettify page
- Form URL as alternative to controller/action for external URLs
- Making it look nice and add explanation for non-JS case
* APIKeys: Minor view updates
fix
* APIKeys: Use POST redirect for confirmation
fix
* UI: Minor update to confirm view
Tidies it up and adapts to the newly added ConfirmAPIKeys view.
* APIKeys: Update delete view
Structures the information in title and description better.
* APIKeys: Distinguish authorize and confirm (reuse)
* Upgrade ChromeDriver
* Test fixes
* Clean up PostRedirect view
By adding missing forgery token
* Re-add tests for callback post values
* Rename key param to apiKey in API key redirect
* Update BTCPayServer/wwwroot/swagger/v1/swagger.template.authorization.json
Co-authored-by: Andrew Camilleri <evilkukka@gmail.com>
* Use DEBUG conditional for postredirect-callback-test route
* Remove unnecessary ChromeDriver references
* Add debug flag
* Remove debug flags
Co-authored-by: Andrew Camilleri <evilkukka@gmail.com>
* Allow entry in wallet send via fiat
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* fix min amount in wallet send
* Add divisibility when setting amount from fiat
* Improve invoices list view
* Pager: Only show options that make sense
* ListInvoices formatting
* Add separator for dropdown toggle split
* Minor ListInvoices improvement
* Improve payment requests list view
* Distinguish empty and filtered lists
* Properly align invoice details
* Add payment symbols to invoices list
* Improve payment symbols in invoices list
* Always display search on list pages
* Inline variable
* Move display logic to pager
e5040ede55 (commitcomment-41698272)
This inlines all webfonts we are using throughout the app, instead of loading them from Google Fonts. There are several benefits to this approach:
- Better performance
- We don't have any problems in regards to potential Google Fonts downtimes
- It protects our users privacy, as they don't have to request those fonts from a third-party
It sets up individual css files per font-face, so that they are easier to include and require on a per use-case basis.
Some cleanups related to the recent changes arount the LayoutSimple. We don't use the font montserrat anymore and the col-head class is also obsolete.
Moved the remaining styles to our site.css
