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Stop the homepage save from switching sections back on, and three more CMS fixes - #431
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Reported from a live library: the features section was switched off, and it came back on the next save. A section's visibility is on that page twice. The toggle in the ordering list writes to the database as soon as it is clicked; the "Visibile" checkbox inside the section's own card is written when the form is submitted. Nothing kept the two in step, so the natural sequence — switch a section off at the top of the page, then press Save — sent the card's value from when the page was loaded and turned the section straight back on. The toggle had worked; the save undid it. The two controls now follow each other, in both directions and back again when a toggle request is refused, so the page has a single answer to "is this visible" whichever control is used. Only the five sections that carry both controls are affected: hero and the four feature cards are saved without touching is_active, which is why they never showed this. Three things found while going through the rest of the CMS: An invalid field discarded every other edit in silence. Each section is written only `if (... && empty($errors))`, so one bad URL anywhere on the page throws away the whole submission — and the message named the offending field and stopped there, which reads as "that field was ignored" while a visibility someone had just changed quietly reverted. It now says that nothing was saved, and lists what to fix. The errors were also pre-escaped and joined with <br> before a view that escapes what it is given, so two problems rendered with the tag visible between them; they travel as plain text now. /admin/cms answered 404. The three entry points existed only as buttons inside the settings page, so the address they all shorten to led nowhere, and a page that settings does not link — the privacy policy, anything a locale adds — could be reached only by typing its slug. There is now an index listing the homepage, the events and every content page in the active language, read from the database rather than from a fixed menu. On a content page the heading did not line up with its own text. It sat directly in the page container while the text sat in a narrower centred column, which nobody notices while the theme centres the heading — but the editorial and command layouts align it left, and there it started about a hundred pixels further left than its first line. The heading now lives in the same column as the text: measured at 0px difference on both left-aligned layouts, and still centred on the text in the three that centre it. tests/cms-admin.spec.js covers the CMS as an administrator uses it: the index and that every page in the database is linked from it, the visibility of a section through both controls and its effect on the public homepage, the all-or-nothing save and its message, reordering, saving a content page, the heading alignment, and creating, editing and deleting an event. I checked the visibility test fails without the fix.
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participant AdminBrowser
participant AdminAuthMiddleware
participant CmsController
participant MySQL
participant CmsIndexView
AdminBrowser->>AdminAuthMiddleware: GET /admin/cms
AdminAuthMiddleware->>CmsController: authorize request
CmsController->>MySQL: query cms_pages for current locale
MySQL-->>CmsController: ordered CMS pages
CmsController->>CmsIndexView: render CMS index
CmsIndexView-->>AdminBrowser: return HTML
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In `@app/Views/cms/edit-home.php`:
- Around line 1135-1136: Update the change handlers around syncVisibilityField()
to capture toggle.checked before starting each request, then restore that
captured value when the request fails instead of inverting the current toggle
state. Apply the same correction to all indicated handlers and ensure the
rollback is propagated consistently through syncVisibilityField().
In `@app/Views/cms/index.php`:
- Around line 62-105: Sostituisci tutte le chiamate a HtmlHelper::e() nella view
con htmlspecialchars(..., ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8'), mantenendo invariati i valori e
il contesto di output; aggiorna anche le occorrenze nel rendering di card,
pagine e relativi attributi. Rimuovi l’import di App\Support\HtmlHelper se non
resta utilizzato.
In `@tests/cms-admin.spec.js`:
- Line 92: Update every form submission in the test to wait for and click the
SweetAlert confirmation element `.swal2-confirm` after the submit button click,
including the flows represented by the repeated submission locations. Ensure
each confirmation is handled before continuing to subsequent operations.
- Line 157: Store the original title outside the individual test so it remains
available after failures, then restore it in the suite’s afterAll() hook. Update
the title-handling flow around titleInput and the existing cleanup logic while
preserving the current test behavior.
- Line 41: Update the initial environment validation in the test setup to
require E2E_ADMIN_EMAIL, E2E_ADMIN_PASS, E2E_DB_USER, E2E_DB_NAME, and
E2E_DB_PASS before starting the suite. Keep the existing failure behavior and
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Found on the live library this started from. Its homepage was publishing four cards reading "Feature 1", "Feature 2", "Feature 3" and "Feature 4" — a star icon each, no text — under the product's own default heading. The administrator had switched the four cards off, which is what anyone does when they do not want them, and the section drew them anyway. $homeContent only holds the sections that are switched on, so a card that was turned off is simply absent from it; the template looped over the four fixed indexes and filled each gap from its own defaults, which exist for a fresh install and read as placeholder text on a real site. It now renders the cards that are actually there, and when none are left it does not draw the empty grid at all — the heading and subtitle stay, because leaving them on is a separate choice the administrator makes with its own switch. Covered in tests/cms-admin.spec.js: four cards on the public homepage, one switched off leaves three and no "Feature 1" anywhere in the section, all four off leaves the section without a grid, and switching them back on brings the real cards back. The test fails without this change.
Restore the toggle to what it was before the request, not to the negation of whatever it holds when the answer arrives: the operator can click again while the write is in flight, and since the card's field now follows the toggle, a wrong restore would travel on to the form. Escape with htmlspecialchars() in the new view. HtmlHelper::e() decodes entities before escaping them again, so a title stored as an entity renders as the character instead of the literal text — the project rule for app/Views is the direct call, and the file had eight of them. In the suite: check every environment variable it needs in one place, so a missing password fails at the guard instead of timing out several steps later; and capture the page title in suite state so afterAll() puts it back even when an assertion fails before the test can. Not changed: the reviewer also asked for a .swal2-confirm click after each submit, per the path rule. These two forms redirect and render a flash message instead — measured zero .swal2-popup after saving both the homepage and a content page — so there is no dialog to confirm and nothing blocks the next step.
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Reported from a live library: the features section on the homepage was switched off, and it came back on the next save. The section was still on the public site too.
What was happening
A section's visibility is on that admin page twice: the toggle in the ordering list, which writes to the database as soon as it is clicked, and the "Visibile" checkbox inside the section's own card, which is written when the form is submitted. Nothing kept the two in step, so the natural sequence — switch a section off at the top of the page, then press Save — sent the card's value from when the page was loaded and turned the section straight back on. The toggle had worked; the save undid it.
The two controls now follow each other, in both directions, and back again when a toggle request is refused, so the page has a single answer to "is this visible" whichever control is used. Only the five sections carrying both controls were affected (
features_title,latest_books_title,genre_carousel,text_content,cta); hero and the four feature cards are saved without touchingis_active, which is why they never showed this.Three more things, found while going through the rest of the CMS
An invalid field discarded every other edit, quietly. Each section is written only
if (... && empty($errors)), so one bad URL anywhere on the page throws away the whole submission — and the message named the offending field and stopped there, which reads as "that field was ignored" while a visibility someone had just changed silently reverted. It now states that nothing was saved and lists what to fix. The errors were also pre-escaped and joined with<br>before a view that escapes what it is given, so a submission with two problems rendered the tag as visible text between them; they travel as plain text now./admin/cmsanswered 404. The three entry points existed only as buttons inside the settings page, so the address they all shorten to led nowhere — and a page that settings does not link (the privacy policy, anything a locale adds) could be reached only by typing its slug. There is now an index listing the homepage, the events and every content page in the active language, read from the database rather than from a fixed menu.On a content page the heading did not line up with its own text. It sat directly in the page container while the text sat in a narrower centred column. Nobody notices while the theme centres the heading, but the
editorialandcommandlayouts align it left, and there it started about a hundred pixels further left than its first line. The heading now lives in the same column as the text.Testing
tests/cms-admin.spec.js(new) covers the CMS the way an administrator uses it — 7 tests, all passing:I checked the visibility test fails without the fix, so it is pinning the behaviour and not just passing. Heading alignment was measured on all five layouts: 0px difference from the text on the two that align left, still centred on the text on the three that centre it.
tests/full-test.spec.js: 137 passed, no regressions. PHPStan level 5 clean, locale parity across the five files, no dynamic Tailwind classes.The local quality mirror reports one failure on this branch,
emeroteca-schema-140.unit.php, which skips its migration downgrade without an opt-in environment variable and is counted as a failure in strict mode. It is unrelated to this work — it predates it onmainand is fixed in #430.Summary by CodeRabbit
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