This fixes (ugly) horizontal scroll bars appearing at the bottom of the monitor table on larger screens, without breaking functionality on mobile devices. @roddone please test this on your mobile device
* experiment with namespaces on the Server class
* experiment with namespaces on the Server class
* Implement the ZM namespace on objects
* Implement the ZM namespace on objects
* Implement the ZM namespace on objects
* Add Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only: script-src 'self' 'nonce-' policy
* Use @data-on-click-this to attach inline click event handlers which expect being called with 'this'
Only handle ones that don't return a value.
* Use @data-on-click to attach inline click event handlers with no args and no return value
* Use @data-on-click-true to attach inline click event handlers with 'true' as the only argument
* Enforce a script-src CSP on views without inline JS
* Convert some onchange attributes to data-on-change
Things like the we require javascript message, and any other messages like error messages.
Use this on the monitor and console view to stick an error message at the top when saving a monitor fails.
This is a pretty quick, crude implementation.
* implement website monitor
* don't check certain fields when using website monitor
* continue to fix javascript errors for website monitors
* check $monitor, not $new_monitor here
* add website monitor documentation
was somehow left out of the initial commit
* fix corruption of functions.php
* add missing comma
* remove errors by testing for existence of key. If it's a new monitor, then none of the keys will be valid
* If the monitor type is WebSite, then default Status to Running.
* put back start function that got lost in merge. Don't start StreamCmd's if it's a WebSite
* Add midding comma
* Hide unrelated tabs when type is WebSite. Put back input fields for Type=WebSite
* Don't show control or any of the status fields for WebSite type monitors
* add some parenthesis to ensure order of operations, seems to fix fps and status fields not being shown for regular monitors