[RFC] Joomla Dialog, implementation for Media, User Fields

[dgrammatiko]

Pull Request for Issue # .

Summary of Changes

• uses the Joomla Dialog from [5.0][RFC] Joomla Dialog (popup) script. Free, without CC and registration #40150 for the fields User and Media

Testing Instructions

• Apply the patch
• Run npm ci
• Check that intro, full text images and author fields are working as before

Actual result BEFORE applying this Pull Request

Expected result AFTER applying this Pull Request

User Field

Media Field

Link to documentations

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[Quy]

[Fedik]

Looks good, I still need to test.
Couple notes:
I call the asset "dialog" instead of joomla-dialog, because, well, it joomla already, like we have 'core', 'showon' etc ;)
I would prefer do not to have an extra css, it is very basic, I would do it as part of main template.
For width and height, would use default (defined by css) to keep all popup in consistent size, and set it in script when it need to be diferent.

[dgrammatiko]

I call the asset "dialog" instead of joomla-dialog, because, well, it joomla already, like we have 'core', 'showon' etc ;)

I renamed them. I think it would be a good idea to have a system/ui folder and get also all the custom elements from the other repo here. I mean if there's a way to move the docs and the tests there's no reason to have multiple repos

I would prefer do not to have an extra css, it is very basic, I would do it as part of main template.

I disagree here. The script should provide some basic styling (mind I didn't copy everything from your PR, only the CE parts) and also the template has the ability to override the assets. Also we're doing that with the alerts and tabs..

For width and height, would use default (defined by css) to keep all popup in consistent size, and set it in script when it need to be diferent.

Removed them

[Fedik]

The script should provide some basic styling

That is true, originaly I also wanted to do a separated css, but then I realise that the basic styling already comes with native dialog element ;)
Well, I know it is ugly, but it is usable. There only issue is iframe sizing.