The enterprise id returned by these json endpoints was being returned in *unicode* format, so where Angular was expecting a simple integer it was instead getting strings like: "\u0017"
For some reason when using `render text:` instead of `render json:` for this response, the status code being returned was 200 instead of the clearly explicitly defined 422 (:unprocessable_entity). I absolutely have no idea why!
This route checks if an enterprise permalink is taken or not. Allowing the route to be accessed via Javascript without strict CSRF protection is reasonable. Fixes the following errors:
ActionController::InvalidCrossOriginRequest: Security warning: an embedded <script> tag on another site requested protected JavaScript. If you know what you're doing, go ahead and disable forgery protection on this action to permit cross-origin JavaScript embedding.
As an administrator
I want to create and edit orders
as an enterprise manager viewing the edit page with different shipping methods can edit shipping method
Failure/Error: expect(page).to have_content "Shipping: #{different_shipping_method_for_distributor1.name}"
expected to find text "Shipping: Different" in "Logged in as : owen@romaguera.ca Account Logout Store DASHBOARD PRODUCTS ORDER CYCLES ORDERS REPORTS ENTERPRISES CUSTOMERS Order # R813516688 CANCEL ACTIONS BACK TO ORDER LIST John Doe - ADD PRODUCT NAME OR SKU (ENTER AT LEAST FIRST 4 CHARACTERS OF PRODUCT NAME) Select a variant 100 - PENDING ITEM DESCRIPTION PRICE QUANTITY TOTAL Product #3 - 9924 - 1g, S $10.00 1 x none $10.00 Product #4 - 5548 - 1g, S $10.00 1 x none $10.00 Product #5 - 8080 - 1g, S $10.00 1 x none $10.00 Product #6 - 3591 - 1g, S $10.00 1 x none $10.00 Product #7 - 6461 - 1g, S $10.00 1 x none $10.00 Product #8 - 4071 - 1g, S $110.00 1 x none $110.00 SHIPPING METHOD Different $0.00 Normal $0.00 Different $0.00 Tracking: U10000 LINE ITEM ADJUSTMENTS NAME AMOUNT Tax 1 10.0%: $10.00 ORDER ADJUSTMENTS NAME AMOUNT Transaction fee: $0.00 ORDER TOTAL $160.00 DISTRIBUTION Distributor: Enterprise 4 Order cycle: Order Cycle 2 UPDATE AND RECALCULATE FEES or BACK ORDER INFORMATION STATUS COMPLETE TOTAL : $160.00 SHIPMENT : PENDING PAYMENT : BALANCE DUE DATE COMPLETED : November 08, 2020 1:51 AM ORDER DETAILS CUSTOMER DETAILS ADJUSTMENTS PAYMENTS RETURN AUTHORIZATIONS"
# ./spec/features/admin/order_spec.rb:291:in `block (5 levels) in <top (required)>'
The trick using `width: 100%` and a set `max-width` doesn't work if we
can't know the image width as it can be uploaded by superadmins. There's
no need though because the media query breakpoint triggers just before that.
This line-wrap makes the icons-menu overlap the OC selector. The menu's
background is transparent, what makes it look even more broken.
The fix involves refactoring the `.top-bar-section` into using flexbox
instead of this highly coupled CSS and floats. With flexbox it becomes
as easy as telling the browser to space the three sections evenly
filling-up the window, while scaling down the logo if there's not enough
room.
The root cause is that every instance uses a custom logo, which wasn't
the one we used while designing and implementing. This is why using
fixed-sizes in pixels won't work.
