My Infusion bugs fixed for parade

[Colin Clark]

Hi all,

I've fixed several bug parade issues for Infusion 1.1.2, and they're  
ready for code review. Here's a description of the issues and the fixes:

http://issues.fluidproject.org/browse/FLUID-3131
http://issues.fluidproject.org/browse/FLUID-3122

These two Image Reorderer issues are pretty closely related, so  
they're probably best reviewed as a whole. In short, Image Reorderer  
was stuck in the dark ages in terms of the way it found elements in  
the DOM. It was still using the short-lived id-prefixed based  
strategy, which is more awkward than the usual selector-based approach  
we use today.

Along with this, there was some rotten code in ImageReorderer.js that  
was causing its default afterMove event listener to not get called,  
thus results weren't being sent back to the server. This was a bug in  
the default configuration of Image Reorderer specifically, so I was  
able to implement my fix without touching Reorderer.js itself.

I had to jump through a few hoops to retain backwards compatibility  
with the old id-based style (was it worth it?), but it was possible in  
the end. We should probably update the defaults of Image Reorderer to  
use the selector-based approach in a future release, and deprecate  
that whole code path.

Ultimately, to show this all working in action, I created a whole new  
Image Reorderer demo that takes advantage of this more simplified  
code. This has now been integrated into the Demo Portal.

Michelle or Antranig are probably good people to review this fix,  
since they know the Reorderer codebase best.

http://issues.fluidproject.org/browse/FLUID-3115
http://issues.fluidproject.org/browse/FLUID-3114

The Uploader was broken in Firefox 3.5 due to a regression in  
SWFUpload. See my previous post to the list for specifics on the  
change. These changes have been reviewed already by Jacob, but I'd  
really like it if Eli has a few minutes to take a look, too.

Colin

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Colin Clark
Technical Lead, Fluid Project
http://fluidproject.org