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- init()
- export via published_var_dict var
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This is actually a sort of workaround, since now you cannot use tab to
focus on the feedback button, you have to click it with the mouse.
Since most people (everybody?) would do that anyhow, it's good enough.
An alternative is to change the 'botton: -3px' to anythin non-negative.
I have not managed to capture or prevent the scrolling behaviour. What
happens is that chrome tries to move the element into focus even though
that is impossible since it is with a fixed position to an absolutely
positioned element (body).
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switch to onkeydown to capture ctrl-a before browser action
ctrl-a works on text fields since we only handle it if the target is the
body (which it is when svg is in focus, although that may be
accidental, don't know the logic).
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Still missing:
remove host/port, let client use same as url it was served on.
remove other flags no longer relevant.
better mapping of server config to avoid double work?
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Fixes #220
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Notes:
* using https://github.com/ivoviz/feedback
+ commit 337a8146e567a06035fb1f1ffedfce083be2a2d1
* with tiny changes to use require.js:
+ html2canvas.js & feedback.js (not minified) start+end lines
changed to call define
+ feedback.js changed to not load html2canvas since require.js does
that for us (dropping _html2canvas and getScript usage)
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Also fixes name when none set (i.e. development mode).
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