Merged in changes from DmpRoadmap/development

fixed the magic strings function

Added in missing bug fixes (#13) ...

* Migrated codebase from rails 4.0 to 4.2, also removed most of the version specifications from the gem dependencies and ran bundle update

* Commented out api test since it is incomplete and references a missing fixture. Also commented out stubbed performance test because that functionality is no longer a part of rails

* renamed config/environment to config/environments which is what rails is looking for. Commented out the DOCX mime type reference because it is already added by rails. Commented out the belongs_to_and has_many line in models/user because it is already defined by rolify gem

* updated ruby version to 2.1.10 for devise gem

* Added line to have tests auto-run db:migrate

* Ran db:migrate to update the schema since there were some pending migrations preventing travis from running rake

* removed schem_migration line from test_helper as it did not seem to help with the schema migration issue in travis

* Added fb:migrate and db:test:prepare commands to travis file

* replaced deprecated ActiveRecord::Migrator call in old db migration file

* Removed rake db tasks from travis file now that the offending migration script has been fixed

* added rake db:test:prepare back to travis file and added call to run default test task

* Updated find_by_all to the newer and more accepted 'where'

* Updated routes.rb to remove unecessary create and edit route definitions

* Fixed stack too deep error by commenting out circular reference to sections in the version model. Changed deprecated '.find(:all, :order => 'field ASC')' format to '.all.order('field')'

* removed redundant bootstrap file. using bootstrap.min.js going forward. updated css to default align all text to left

* Added js preventDefault to modal popup functions to prevent them from appearing and immediately disappering

* Replaced deprecated link_to_function. the call in the helpers/application.rb should eventually be rethought. We shouldn't be using the onclick function of an html element directly, we should use the jquery approach: .click()

* removed deprecated link_to_object function from helpers/application.rb and added client side js script to add new options to a question.

* Upgraded select2 js file

* Removed all accepts_nested_attributes_for for belongs_to associations because they were creating circular calls in ActiveRecord.

* Fixed add/remove option js

* Fixed i18n calls in erb files that were missing an equal sign (e.g. <% t('value'') %> --> <%= t('value') %> so that the value will appear to the user. Also updated i18n calls from admin.js with 'js.' prefix)

* Removed deprecated uniq_by call on ActiveRecord collection

* Updated textbox and textarea sizes on contact_us form. added a route for the 'future plans' page

* Added 'self' prefix to dmptemplate references in models/project.rb because of a scoping issue. tweaks to select2 dropdowns on create project page

* Moved i18n calls out of string content in toolbar.js

* Removed outdated i%() array initializers because they now create arrays of symbols instead of strings

* Fixes to the plan settings page

* Fixed issues with settings hash

* Removed some debug statements

* Added the new rails 4.2 byebug gem

* added rails 4 bin

* added rails 4 bin

* tweaks to env and session_store cookie domain

* Updated routes to make lock/unlock paths use json by default

* updated routes for lock/unlock section on plan form

* fixed issue with lock/unlock using .json extension in ajax call. fixed unknown i18n references in plans.js

* Fixed issue with location of web-console in the Gemfile.

* Updated static page links so that they use localized paths. Added new locized_routes flag to the contact-us initializer and upgraded its gem

* Updated gemfile to specify specific version of contact-us

* Added some bug fixes that were a part of an old 'upgrade-bootstrap' branch but were missed when creating the rails-4-2 pull request. Also replaces the static page urls with localized versions

* removed console.log debug statements

initial passover of removing magic strings

Rails 4.2 (#10) ...

* Migrated codebase from rails 4.0 to 4.2, also removed most of the version specifications from the gem dependencies and ran bundle update

* Commented out api test since it is incomplete and references a missing fixture. Also commented out stubbed performance test because that functionality is no longer a part of rails

* renamed config/environment to config/environments which is what rails is looking for. Commented out the DOCX mime type reference because it is already added by rails. Commented out the belongs_to_and has_many line in models/user because it is already defined by rolify gem

* updated ruby version to 2.1.10 for devise gem

* Added line to have tests auto-run db:migrate

* Ran db:migrate to update the schema since there were some pending migrations preventing travis from running rake

* removed schem_migration line from test_helper as it did not seem to help with the schema migration issue in travis

* Added fb:migrate and db:test:prepare commands to travis file

* replaced deprecated ActiveRecord::Migrator call in old db migration file

* Removed rake db tasks from travis file now that the offending migration script has been fixed

* added rake db:test:prepare back to travis file and added call to run default test task

* Updated find_by_all to the newer and more accepted 'where'

* Updated routes.rb to remove unecessary create and edit route definitions

* Fixed stack too deep error by commenting out circular reference to sections in the version model. Changed deprecated '.find(:all, :order => 'field ASC')' format to '.all.order('field')'

* removed redundant bootstrap file. using bootstrap.min.js going forward. updated css to default align all text to left

* Added js preventDefault to modal popup functions to prevent them from appearing and immediately disappering

* Replaced deprecated link_to_function. the call in the helpers/application.rb should eventually be rethought. We shouldn't be using the onclick function of an html element directly, we should use the jquery approach: .click()

* removed deprecated link_to_object function from helpers/application.rb and added client side js script to add new options to a question.

* Upgraded select2 js file

* Removed all accepts_nested_attributes_for for belongs_to associations because they were creating circular calls in ActiveRecord.

* Fixed add/remove option js

* Fixed i18n calls in erb files that were missing an equal sign (e.g. <% t('value'') %> --> <%= t('value') %> so that the value will appear to the user. Also updated i18n calls from admin.js with 'js.' prefix)

* Removed deprecated uniq_by call on ActiveRecord collection

* Updated textbox and textarea sizes on contact_us form. added a route for the 'future plans' page

* Added 'self' prefix to dmptemplate references in models/project.rb because of a scoping issue. tweaks to select2 dropdowns on create project page

* Moved i18n calls out of string content in toolbar.js

* Removed outdated i%() array initializers because they now create arrays of symbols instead of strings

* Fixes to the plan settings page

* Fixed issues with settings hash

* Removed some debug statements

* Added the new rails 4.2 byebug gem

* added rails 4 bin

* added rails 4 bin

* tweaks to env and session_store cookie domain

* Updated routes to make lock/unlock paths use json by default

* updated routes for lock/unlock section on plan form

* fixed issue with lock/unlock using .json extension in ajax call. fixed unknown i18n references in plans.js

* Fixed issue with location of web-console in the Gemfile.

localization further work, including dropdown initial work

Added API and Localisation work ...

API development done by Sam Rust - xsrust
Localisation work done by Damodar Sojka - DamodarSojka

DMPonline4 - RAILS 4.0 (#4) ...

Merging the initial DMPOnline4 codebase into Roadmap

DMPonline4, this code was designed and implemented by the Digital
Curation Centre (DCC)
DMPonline runs in Ruby 2.1 and Rails 4.0, there is a mysql database.