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@rinkitadhana rinkitadhana commented Mar 17, 2025

Fixes #3973

Description:

  • Refactored and improved overall code structure.
  • Fixed the design of the Register Organization page and enhanced the user experience.
  • Added relevant icons to improve UX.
  • Made the page fully responsive across all devices.

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  • New Features

    • Revamped the organization registration page for a more dynamic and modular experience.
    • Enhanced form elements with clear labeling, intuitive email management, and a responsive image upload preview.
    • Streamlined user instructions and feedback with improved error and notification messaging.
  • Style

    • Updated the visual design with a structured grid layout, polished icons, and refined button styling for a modern, cohesive look.

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The pull request restructures the organization registration HTML template by extending a base layout and defining several block tags. The template now uses dynamic blocks for metadata (title, description, keywords, etc.) and content, streamlining the overall structure. The form layout is updated with a grid system, styled input fields, and enhanced elements for organization logo preview. JavaScript functions for adding and removing organization manager email containers have been revised along with updated error and notification displays.

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File(s) Change Summary
website/.../register_organization.html Restructured template to extend a base layout; added dynamic block tags (title, description, keywords, og_title, og_description, content, scripts); updated form structure with a grid layout, styled inputs, required field indicators, logo preview area, and modified JavaScript functions for managing organization managers with improved error notifications.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant F as Registration Form
    participant JS as Email Manager JS Handler
    participant DOM as HTML DOM

    U->>F: Clicks "Add Email" button
    F->>JS: Invoke addEmail() function
    JS->>DOM: Append new email container
    DOM-->>JS: Container added
    JS-->>F: Refresh form view

    U->>F: Clicks "Remove Email" button
    F->>JS: Invoke removeEmail() function
    JS->>DOM: Remove email container
    DOM-->>JS: Container removed
    JS-->>F: Refresh form view
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Objective Addressed Explanation
Fix Register Organization Page (#3973)

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
website/templates/organization/register_organization.html (3)

137-168: Organization Logo Section

The logo upload area is well designed with a preview area and styled upload button. The hidden file input paired with the visible label is an effective pattern for file uploads.
If the SVG default content is reused elsewhere or might change, consider caching it in a JavaScript variable for easier maintenance.


170-193: Organization Managers Section

The section for adding organization managers is clear and user-friendly. The dynamic email container (populated via JavaScript) is implemented to allow users to add multiple emails.
For enhanced accessibility, you might consider adding explicit ARIA labels on the dynamically created remove button.


260-347: Inline JavaScript for Form Enhancements

The inline script defines several utility functions:

  • removeErrors / removeError (lines 262-277): Efficiently remove error elements from the DOM.
  • remove_email_container (lines 279-285) and add_email_container (lines 287-304): Dynamically manage email input fields. The logic correctly ensures that the fixed label is preserved.
  • cancelForm (lines 306-311): Provides a confirmation prompt before redirecting, safeguarding against accidental cancellation.
  • displayLogoPreview (lines 313-340): Uses the FileReader API to update the logo preview seamlessly.
  • The document’s DOMContentLoaded event (lines 342-345) ensures that at least one email container is present when the page loads.

Overall, the JavaScript is clear and maintains consistency with the rest of the template. As a good-to-have refactor, consider moving these scripts to an external file if further functionality is added, which will improve maintainability and separation of concerns.

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website/templates/organization/register_organization.html (7)

1-3: Base Template Extension and Static Resource Loading

The template correctly extends the base layout and loads the necessary i18n and static template tags. This sets a solid foundation for a modular and internationalized page.


4-18: Structured Meta-Information Blocks

The addition of blocks for title, description, keywords, og_title, and og_description improves maintainability and reusability. These blocks allow child templates to override meta information easily.


19-30: Page Header and Introduction

The updated header structure clearly presents the title and introductory message, with the use of responsive utility classes and translation tags enhancing both accessibility and internationalization.


32-36: Form Declaration and Configuration

The form is well configured with method, enctype, and CSRF token. Note that the action attribute is set to “#”. Ensure that this is a placeholder and update it to the actual form submission endpoint if needed.


37-136: Organization Information Section

All input fields (Organization Name, URL, Support Email, Twitter URL, Facebook URL) are clearly labeled and consistently styled. The use of icons inside the inputs enhances the user experience.
Consider verifying that the placeholder texts and required attributes reflect the desired business requirements.


194-208: Form Actions

The Cancel and Save buttons are clearly distinguished using appropriate icons and styling. The cancel button’s confirmation dialog provides a safeguard against accidental dismissal.
Double-check that the redirection URL on cancel properly routes to the intended organizations page.


211-258: Notification Messages Block

The notifications section dynamically renders error and success messages using Django’s messaging framework. The structure and styling are consistent, and the dismiss buttons improve user interactivity.

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