Until now we were using the same render() method and Twig templates for
the segments and lists pages. This commit separates them by creating two
different render() methods, one for each page, and also separing the
Twig templates. Only the translations remain shared as separating them
would be more involved and probably not worth it.
[MAILPOET-5392]
This commit fixes an issue with the initial logic used to retrieve
shipping methods to build the UI of the 'used shipping method' segment.
It updates the code to properly retrieve WooCommerce shipping methods
configured for all zones. Before the code was getting just the shipping
method types and the shipping method instances.
The query that is used to get the subscribers that match this segment
will be updated in another commit.
[MAILPOET-4992]
We want to remove/refactor the whole ModelValidator class as part of the
Doctrine refactor.
This commit moves the method ModelValidator::validateNonRoleEmail() to a
new Validator class as the method is not used by the validator system of
the Paris models. ModelValidator::validateEmail() was also moved as it
is called by ModelValidator::validateNonRoleEmail().
[MAILPOET-4343]
The property was added so that we were able to set the main page
dynamically based on the feature switch value. This is no longer needed and
we can use the hardcoded constant as we did before.
[MAILPOET-4831]
In [MAILPOET-4818], we started using the settings Redux store to handle
adding the MSS key in the last step of the Welcome Wizard. This
introduced a bug in the previous steps as the same Redux store is not
used. Those steps rely on the component state to track changes to their
fields. This meant that once the user completed the last step, the
changes made in the previous steps were ignored and the default values
for the settings was saved to the database.
This commit fixes this bug for the first step of the wizard by using the
same settings Redux store to track changes to the sender name and
address.
[MAILPOET-5059]
This commit implements the confirmation modal that is displayed when the
user clicks on the "I’ll set up my own email service" link in the MSS
step of the welcome wizard.
[MAILPOET-4818]
MailPoet adds a link to the WooCommerce task list pointing to its own
welcome wizard. We want to track users that arrive to the MP wizard from
WooCommerce but at this point tracking is not enabled. So we store the
information in a setting, and send the tracking event to Mixpanel, if it
is enabled, after the user completes the wizard.
[MAILPOET-4814]
We need to use the decimal separators selected by the user for our validation. We are also using the validation used on the adding/editing coupon page
MAILPOET-4762
