Clicking on "report" in any context closed the dropdown menu and required a second click on the dropdown to trigger the modal.
With this change, the modal opens as expected.
Reverses part of #2322
The existing polling code had a few problems:
* It started the timer for a new request when the first request was
sent, rather than when a response was received.
* It increased the delay regardless of whether the response was a
success or a failure.
This commit changes it to a more standard exponential backoff system,
where it starts with a 5 minute ± 30 second delay, and uses that same
delay until it hits an error, at which point the delay is increased by
10%. Once it receives a successful response again, the delay is reset to
the default.
I suspect this should be nicer on the server, since it avoids the
initial sending of many requests. After about half an hour of leaving
the page open, the request rate for this new code will be higher than
that of the old code, so it's possible that this may cause problems, but
I think that a five-minute request frequency should be pretty reasonable.
This works as follows:
The div where the input fields for the subjects live got an id. The script now listens to all keypresses in this div, but only does something if it is within an INPUT field. If it is an INPUT field within this div, it looks for keyCode 13. If it is 13, preventDefault() is triggered. Else nothing happens.
Move cancel button function into a separate JS file.
The selector JS for this function cannot be within bookwyrm.js because the guided tour elements load after bookwyrm.js.
This file creates and triggers tours using shepherd.
Initially this is a tour on the home feed page, triggered by clicking on the help button in the top nav.
